opponent
વિરોધી
definition
noun
he beat his opponent by a landslide margin
someone who competes against or fights another in a contest, game, or argument; a rival or adversary.
translation of 'opponent'
પ્રતિકૂળ,
હરીફ,
પ્રતિપક્ષી,
સામાવાળો
noun
વિરોધી
example
He did drop the opening frame to an 'opponent' who had beaten him at the Welsh Open back in January.
You fight and battle to the end, no matter who the 'opponent' is, because you are honouring the game.
This amendment was not opposed by Waters at the trial, and was not opposed by any other 'opponent' .
When a fighter steps into the ring, his aim is to hurt his opponent more than his 'opponent' hurts him.
He has been lauded as a solitary champion of liberty and censured as the absurd 'opponent' of progress.
he beat his 'opponent' by a landslide margin
Love and rural life are prominent themes, and he was a consistent 'opponent' of Modernism.
an 'opponent' of the economic reforms
Most importantly he was a vigorous 'opponent' of giving the Bank of England independence.
There is an important lesson to be learned from this game, not only for my 'opponent' but for me too.
The most famous 'opponent' of the New Deal was Huey Long, a Senator from Louisiana.
she defeated her 'opponent' by three points
My only objective was not to give my 'opponent' any easy chances to come back into the game.
he doesn't care who his 'opponent' is
she defeated her 'opponent'
you have a wily 'opponent'
An ardent 'opponent' of war, he made a packet from investing in military supplies.
So he has positioned himself as an 'opponent' of free expression and online fun.
These clues apparently help him to work out how to beat each and every 'opponent' .
he was a steadfast 'opponent' of the regime
It is more accurate to say he was an 'opponent' of the regime.
He was a lifelong 'opponent' of militarism and oppression, and he became a committed socialist.
Hayden was a prominent 'opponent' of the Vietnam War.
He may consider himself to be an 'opponent' of the war, but here too a point must be made.
Like the wrestler who takes time from beating his 'opponent' to show off to the crowd, it was a sign of confidence.
he beat his Republican 'opponent' by a landslide margin
an 'opponent' of the economic reforms
He was an eloquent 'opponent' of the exercise of arbitrary power by governments the world over.
he's a tough 'opponent'
We have played against big teams and great players and have beaten strong 'opponents' .
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