Discredited
Discredited adjective - Being unjustly brought into disrepute.
Opposed and discredited are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Opposed" instead a verb "Discredited".
Opposed
Opposed adjective - Being in opposition or having an opponent.
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Synonyms for Opposed
Discredited and opposed are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Discredited" instead a verb "Opposed".
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- It's only in the 20th Century, for fairly obvious reasons, that Christian persecution of Jews (alternatively condoned and opposed but never entirely discredited until the latter half of the 20th Century) began to be applied to the whole of the Church history.
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It was parodied to death by comedians like Harry Enfield and eventually became discredited for a few years before it began being used as a common prefix.. It also stood for "individual", as opposed to the Power Macintosh line of professional machines.
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Gregoire, a devout Catholic and firm revolutionary, strongly opposed Napoleon's plan to roll-back the Church reform with the Concordat and to the end of his life, even during the Restoration, refused to abjure his oath to the discredited Civic Constitution.
Source: Turbulent Priest
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