Changed
Opposed
Opposed adjective - Being in opposition or having an opponent.
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Synonyms for Opposed
Changed and opposed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Changed" instead an adjective "Opposed".
Mutual synonyms
Related pairs
- contrary and changed
- contrary and opposed
- clashing and changed
- clashing and opposed
- inconsistent and changed
- inconsistent and opposed
- discrepant and changed
- discrepant and opposed
- at odds and changed
- at odds and opposed
- contrasting and changed
- contrasting and opposed
- divergent and changed
- divergent and opposed
Both words in one sentence
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Navy changed toward formal schooling in a naval college as opposed to an apprenticeship aboard ships, and the term "midshipman" changed to indicate an officer cadet.
Source: Plucky Middie -
Won the War, Lost the Peace: Higgins used this to explain to Jacky why Singapore changed hands so many times, as opposed to anyone actually governing it for an extended period.
Source: Literature / Bloody Jack -
Metagame-wise, starting from V4, the Purple Team (changed to yellow in V5) is represented by King as opposed to Mr. X.
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