Associations to the word «Unopposed»
Noun
- Slater
- Guthrie
- Chairperson
- Tory
- Howe
- Howell
- Sabah
- Delegate
- Cork
- Corbett
- August
- Assembly
- Griffiths
- Roach
- Boyle
- Challenge
- Meade
- Peerage
- Sanford
- Tuck
- Commando
- Reddy
- Solicitor
- Debbie
- Borough
- Farrell
- Troop
- Buckinghamshire
- Doyle
- Shepard
- Noel
- Chesterfield
- Irwin
- Panchayat
- Dunbar
- Cavendish
- Ward
- Grady
- Enoch
- Flank
- Luzon
- Referendum
- Chew
- Brigade
- Steele
- Bidding
- Randall
- Limerick
- Convention
- Leader
- Advance
- Peterson
- Chamberlain
- Bates
- Belisarius
- Atkins
- Evans
- Dakota
- Ferguson
- Calais
- Battalion
- Recount
- Leadership
- Speaker
- Mayo
- Trench
- Connor
- Carson
- Shirley
- Gibbs
- Infantry
- Endorsement
- Warwickshire
- Ireland
- Maxwell
- Willis
- Labor
Wiktionary
UNOPPOSED, adjective. With no or little opposition
UNOPPOSED, adjective. Without an opponent.
Dictionary definition
UNOPPOSED, adjective. Not having opposition or an opponent; "unopposed military forces"; "the candidate was unopposed".
Wise words
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