obstant
/ˈɒbst(ə)nt/originally Scottish rare after 16th cent
adjective
Opposing, resisting, adverse.
Origin
Late 15th century. From classical Latin obstant-, obstāns, present participle of obstāre to stand in the way of, obstruct, resist, withstand from ob- + stāre to stand; compare -ant.
- omniprevalent
- omnipurpose
- omnirange
- omniscience
- omnisciency
- omniscient
- omniscientist
- omnisciently
- omnisentience
- omnisentient
- omnisexual
- omnisexuality
- omnishambles
- omnisignificance
- omnispective
- omnist
- omnisubjugant
- omnisufficiency
- omnisufficient
- omnitemporal
- omnitemporally
- omnitolerant
- omnitonic
- omnitude
- omnium