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How would you use the word opposing in a sentence?

Here are some examples of how to use "opposing" in a sentence:

Simple:

* The two teams had opposing views on how to play the game.

* The opposing lawyer presented a strong argument.

More complex:

* Despite their opposing political ideologies, they found common ground on the issue of environmental protection.

* The research presented two opposing theories about the origins of the disease.

* The artist's work explores the tension between opposing forces of light and darkness.

Figurative:

* Her words were like opposing forces, pulling him in two different directions.

* The two characters in the novel are opposing forces, their personalities clashing dramatically.

Remember that "opposing" can be an adjective, meaning "in conflict" or "contrasting," or a verb, meaning "to go against" or "to resist." The context will determine the best usage.

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