Opposition
Opposition noun - The inclination to resist.
Stand and opposition are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Stand" instead a noun "Opposition".
Stand
Stand noun - A level usually raised surface.
Opposition and stand are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Opposition" instead a noun "Stand".
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Somewhat of a subversion because her opposition has nothing to do with morals but is instead due to the fact she just can't stand the smell of alcohol.
Source: Dry Crusader -
After half a century of Japanese expansionism, Chinese (urban) public opinion, on the other hand, would not stand for anything less than firm opposition to Japan.
Source: World War II / Prelude To War -
They are the Enlightened Elders for The Outsiders, who stand in opposition to The Omega, and our hero is their Chosen One.
Source: Film / Warrior of the Lost World
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