Contrary or antagonistic quality; opposition, antagonism; contrariety.

The quality, state, or condition of being contrary or opposed; opposition. Obsolete (rare after 15th cent.).

Division of lordship or power, partnership in power. Obsolete.

Opposition, antagonism, contrariety; self-willed perversity.

Opposition; hindrance, impediment; defeating, frustration.

Contrary or adverse action; also = contrariancy, n.

The state or condition of being contrary; opposed nature, opposition.

opposition.

The action of oppugn, v.

Contrary or hostile argument or action; resistance; dissent, or contradiction; objection. With against or esp. to. in opposition to: in conflict or…

gen. Verbal, mental, or practical opposition or obstruction; an instance of this. Now rare.

The condition or quality of being thwart, in various senses; transverseness; opposition, contrariety; perversity.

The quality or state of being adverse; aversion; hostility, opposition.

A thwarting, opposing, or contravening.

The action of pressing on or forward, of confronting something head-on, or of climbing or ascending, etc. Cf. breast, v. IV.

Contrariety of feeling, disposition, or nature (between persons or things); natural contrariety or incompatibility. The opposite of sympathy. Obs.

The quality or state of being oppugnant; the fact or action of oppugning; opposition; antagonism; conflict.

Hostile confrontation; opposition. Also: an instance of this; a hostile encounter. rare after 17th cent.

The action of opposing; = opposition, n.

Opposition, obstruction, resistance.

Contrary or adverse quality; contrariety.

Hindrance, resistance.

The quality of being opposite or opposed; contrariety, antagonism; †repugnance (obsolete).

Opposition against one another.

The action of opposing or resisting; an instance of this.

The action of oppose, v. 4a; an instance of this. In early use: esp. a thwarting or contravening.

transferred and figurative. Opposition or antagonism in action, thought, or principle.

= opposition, n. 3a; disagreement.

The state of being contrary or opposed; opposition, adverseness.

An obstacle. Obsolete.

An averted state of mind or feelings; a mental attitude of opposition or repugnance; a fixed, habitual dislike; an antipathy.

The fact or action of oppugning or opposing; opposition; = oppugnancy, n.

transferred and figurative. Opposition, clashing, conflict. (Cf. shock, v.2 1c) Obsolete.

Antagonism; opposition. Now rare.

Adverse or contrary action, action in opposition to action, resistance.

The mutual resistance or active opposition of two opposing forces, physical or mental; active… With preposition, as against, between, to, towards…

Scottish after Old English. The action of twisting, wringing, or contorting something, or of bending something out of shape. Also figurative…

contradictoriness, contrariness.

figurative. Opposition, objection, repugnance.

Opposition or antagonism to something. rare.

The fact, state, or quality of being opposed or in opposition (to).

The state or condition of being against or in opposition to an established view, etc.

transferred and figurative. An enemy that attacks persistently and with virulence; esp. in hornets' nest, nest of hornets. to bring a hornets' nest a…

The fact of being an adversary; adversarial function; opposition, antagonism, enmity.

The state or condition of being oppositional; = opposition, n.