These elements are regarded as opponent and oppugnant, but not contrary.
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College life in many ways stands on oppugnant terms with corporate life.
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There were six archetypes, including the daredevil, the oppugnant duelist, and the vainglory swashbuckler.
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He could have taken another, an oppugnant stand, as many a familiar confederate did.
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For the coffee oppugnant, however, there is a liquid wonderland of juices plus teas, milkshakes and soft drinks.
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Then, in an almost oppugnant tone, she inquired clumsily as to the reason for his lack of attraction for her.
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Gerberian Shepsky, a mix of two oppugnant dog breeds, needs a mentally and physically strong owner, who can actively nurture its needs.
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Forasmuch as, my Lord, this indictment is grounded upon an Act of Parliament, directly oppugnant to the laws of God and his holy Church.
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I encounter these same works at Karakashian’s first solo show where the tension between her oppugnant materials and colours is played out across sixteen paintings.
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I encounter these same works at Karakashian’s first solo show where the tension between her oppugnant materials and colours is played out across sixteen paintings
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Fortunately ideas still matter, and a candidate can win a battle in which he’s oppugnant against Sheldon Adelson’s fortune, as shown by the election results.
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When we use diaphragmatic breathing we aid the spinal stability by increasing the intra abdominal and the intra thoracic pressure acting as an oppugnant against external forces.
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We must also resist the travel ban that has already taken root in our minds, the one we tacitly adopt, which makes us more isolated, more oppugnant, and ultimately less Southern.
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As oppugnant as the fuel of satan and ultimate driving machines are, Audi did once put a 493bhp 6L Twin-Turbo V12 diesel engine in the back of an original R8.
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What began as an attempt to make a record as the creative and logistical head of a band which dissipated into the cynical and creatively oppugnant haze of Nashville ended up becoming a solo effort.
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During the 1980s, Gavin Rossdale formed a pop band called Midnight alongside Sachca Puttnam. Despite touring as far afield as Ireland and enjoying support slots for artists including Big Country and Cyndi Lauper, he band saw little success after releasing two singles. Rossdale would later become a member of the group The Little Dukes. According to Alex Tate, the Little Dukes' music was oppugnant to Rossdale's musical preferences at the time.
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