Change and Opposition

Change

Change noun - The act, process, or result of making different.

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Opposition and change are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Opposition" instead a noun "Change".

Opposition noun - The inclination to resist.

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Change and opposition are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Change" instead a noun "Opposition".

Nearby Words: oppose, opposed, opposite, opposing, oppositely

complete	complete change	complete opposition
total	total change	total opposition
actual	actual change	actual opposition
real	real change	real opposition
Other adjectives: constant, little, stark, main, social, major, political, possible, apparent, significant, official, last, cultural.

His cronies thought it was a great idea, but the scholar who proposed a name change and the opposition in the assembly fought hard to oppose the name change, until the dictator himself thought that it was a bit too much.

Source: Egopolis
The former change is highly controversial, with several governments and the opposition not accepting it.

Source: Please Select New City Name
Jean becomes the vocal opposition to this change in tactics, stating that he joined the Survey Corps to fight Titans, not other humans.

Source: Not What I Signed On For

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