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To resist, contradict, or disagree with something in a firm and determined manner.
The senator strongly opposed the bill, arguing it would harm public health.
The senator firmly resisted and disagreed with the bill, citing potential harm to public health.
Many parents strongly oppose the new school policy on homework.
Many parents firmly resist and disagree with the new school policy regarding homework.
This phrase emphasizes a firm and determined resistance or disagreement, often in formal or serious contexts.
While 'oppose strongly' is formal, 'strongly oppose' is more commonly used in both formal and informal contexts.
Use 'oppose strongly' when you want to emphasize the intensity of your resistance or disagreement.
The phrase combines 'oppose' (from Latin 'opponere', meaning 'to place against') and 'strongly' (from Old English 'strang', meaning 'strong').
This phrase is commonly used in formal and informal contexts to express strong resistance or disagreement. It is often used in political, social, or professional discussions.