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Definition of oppositionist in English: oppositionistnoun ɒpəˈzɪʃ(ə)nɪst (typically in a political context) a person who opposes someone or something. a prominent oppositionist who criticized the party line Example sentencesExamples - In 1929 he visited Trotsky in exile, taking back with him a letter to Russian oppositionists.
- Other oppositionists are in hiding, with a total of 58 people now charged with treason.
- This is to be the last capitulation of a leading oppositionist to be accepted by Stalin.
- The Gestapo was above all used in the systematic struggle against government oppositionists.
- The recent attacks follow in a long line of assaults on oppositionists in Zimbabwe.
- In many respects, the methods employed against oppositionists under Stalinism were reminiscent of the medieval Inquisition.
- Now that the former oppositionists are also cabinet ministers, developing a healthy party system is the least of their priorities.
- For all the noise made by oppositionists, the weekend events had all the intensity of a storm in a teacup.
- Funds available under the Iraq Liberation Act began to flow to Iraqi oppositionists.
- The noose which the oppositionists try to lay around Israel is going to be to their own detriment.
- Their example was followed by a considerable number of the rank-and-file oppositionists.
- That could propel the abrasive oppositionist - the man China least wants - to victory.
- The British government is well aware of the fate that awaits oppositionists who have been forcibly returned to Zimbabwe.
- Soon after Bush took office, the flow of money to various Iraqi oppositionists began to substantially increase.
- And there are charges of kidnapping, detaining without trial and murdering of oppositionists.
- Taya, who seized power in a coup in 1984, ran a despotic regime in which oppositionists were routinely imprisoned.
- Their tasks seemed perhaps more realisable in Spain than that of the oppositionists in any other country.
- I suppose they feel they have to be automatic oppositionists.
- Objective factors existed that explain why the question of terrorism occupied the minds of the young Moscow oppositionists.
- In Uzbekistan in 2005, President Islam Karimov rounded up scores of oppositionists claiming they were sinister Islamic militants.
adjective ɒpəˈzɪʃ(ə)nɪst Relating to opposition or oppositionists. oppositionist union leaders Example sentencesExamples - Even the minimal goal of a better equilibrium, a more compromised hegemony, a more effective defense of democratic government, can only be achieved through oppositionist politics.
- In the end, does Hitchens spell out the secret to living a full and satisfied life while placing yourself firmly in the oppositionist camp?
- With a view to their own advantage, the Social Democrats and Greens are trying to encourage the right-wing opposition around Haider to pursue their oppositionist stance.
- But the core of the oppositionist case put best by Berry goes wider than trade deals or pesticides.
- There has always been an oppositionist left and a constructive left.
- They are therefore open to a turn to the Turkish Islamists, who have won a considerable following in recent months with their oppositionist demagogy.
- Neil is at pains to stress he is not the oppositionist wrecker of the devolved parliament.
- The war had been on for barely a week before the Washington Post, or at least some of its writers, went into an oppositionist mode.
- A further indication of the Kremlin's increasingly authoritarian policy is its attack on oppositionist media since mid-May.
- When oppositionist leaflets were distributed in the Moscow ball bearings plant in 1935, more than 300 workers were arrested the next day.
- I expect them to become the generators of change in a way similar to that in which oppositionist parliament forces were in Ukraine.
- The situations were very similar, with violations of individual rights, unruly investigations into oppositionist activists, and a drastic gap between the extremely poor and privileged rich.
- Another kind of oppositionist politics might arise within international civil society.
- But the underlying dissatisfaction of society is palpable there, and oppositionist forces have significant roles in parliament.
- Too many left-wingers adopt a crude oppositionist stance, while leaving their own positive agenda unspoken and therefore unchallengeable.
- I still have in my library the oppositionist pamphlets and Marxist analyses of the vexed land question in Rhodesia that I bought there when Ian Smith was premier.
- There is no evidence to connect them with any oppositionist faction.
- Persecution of the Iranian Stalinists in the Tudeh party and other oppositionist elements began in earnest.
- A dispute by court clerks - on strike since last November - has held up the trial of oppositionist demonstrators.
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