opposure
/əˈpəʊʒə/Now rare
noun
The action of opposing; = opposition.
Origin
Early 17th century; earliest use found in Thomas Heywood (c1573–1641), playwright and poet. From oppose + -ure, after e.g. exposure.
- unrelishing
- unreluctant
- unreluctantly
- unremarkable
- unremarkably
- unremarked
- unremarried
- unremediable
- unremedied
- unremember
- unrememberable
- unremembered
- unremembering
- unremembrance
- unreminded
- unremissible
- unremittable
- unremitted
- unremittedly
- unremittent
- unremittently
- unremitting
- unremittingly
- unremittingness
- unremonstrant