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op·po·nens
\əˈpōˌnenz\ noun
(plural op·po·nen·tes \ˌäpəˈnen.(ˌ)tēz\ ; or opponens)
Etymology: New Latin, from Latin, present participle of opponere to oppose
: any of several muscles of the hand or foot that tend to draw one of the lateral digits across the palm or sole toward the others |