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Definition of unopposed in English: unopposedadjective ʌnəˈpəʊzdˌənəˈpoʊzd Not opposed; unchallenged. 没有遭到反对的；未受挑战的 she was elected unopposed as leader 她被选为领导，无人反对。 Example sentencesExamples - This option, however, is not available, having elected Howard unopposed less than a year ago.
- Ward broke clear to feed Spilman, who ran in unopposed to the line.
- From the corner Farley headed in unopposed at the far post to level things up at 2-2.
- As 17 players engaged in a minor brawl in the York half, Huddersfield ran away unopposed to score.
- If Mr Howard is unopposed, he will immediately become leader without having to put himself before the party membership.
- Letting this legislation pass unopposed could be the greatest gamble
- Media later reported that Mr Burke was confirmed as the Leader unopposed.
- Bishop Smith believes that gays are trying to impose their lifestyle on the rest of society and if left unopposed will annihilate the family.
- When McAllister sees that Tracy is running unopposed in the election, something in him snaps.
- Also The Hunting Bill was given an unopposed second reading and now goes to its committee stage later this month, where peers can seek to amend it.
- Councillor Ian Greenwood was re-elected unopposed as its leader.
- The Hunting Bill was given an unopposed second reading by the House of Lords, after a debate that lasted nearly nine hours.
- On that occasion they did, as the islanders were left defenceless and the Italians marched off their ships almost unopposed.
- After just three minutes, Johnny McClung's clever pass sent him over unopposed.
- He said that he should have been allowed to stand unopposed.
- He sent a pass to Paterson, who raced over unopposed from 30 metres out.
- Edinburgh had fallen unopposed to the Jacobites, though the castle remained in Hanoverian hands.
- Nelson thought about going it alone but, in the corner of his eye, saw Pentham thundering down the middle of the pitch, unopposed.
- The group had decided Goldie should stand unopposed to become the new leader.
- York were now looking very tired and their line was crossed again when McClarron crossed unopposed for a converted try.
Synonyms unlimited, open, free, clear, unhindered, unimpeded, unhampered, unchecked, unbridled, unrestrained, unconstrained, unblocked, untrammelled, unbounded, unconfined, uncurbed, unconditional, unqualified, absolute, total
Rhymesself-imposed, undisclosed, unenclosed, unexposed, unposed Definition of unopposed in US English: unopposedadjectiveˌənəˈpōzdˌənəˈpoʊzd Not opposed; unchallenged. 没有遭到反对的；未受挑战的 she was elected unopposed as leader 她被选为领导，无人反对。 Example sentencesExamples - After just three minutes, Johnny McClung's clever pass sent him over unopposed.
- Councillor Ian Greenwood was re-elected unopposed as its leader.
- Media later reported that Mr Burke was confirmed as the Leader unopposed.
- The group had decided Goldie should stand unopposed to become the new leader.
- Letting this legislation pass unopposed could be the greatest gamble
- This option, however, is not available, having elected Howard unopposed less than a year ago.
- The Hunting Bill was given an unopposed second reading by the House of Lords, after a debate that lasted nearly nine hours.
- Also The Hunting Bill was given an unopposed second reading and now goes to its committee stage later this month, where peers can seek to amend it.
- As 17 players engaged in a minor brawl in the York half, Huddersfield ran away unopposed to score.
- Bishop Smith believes that gays are trying to impose their lifestyle on the rest of society and if left unopposed will annihilate the family.
- On that occasion they did, as the islanders were left defenceless and the Italians marched off their ships almost unopposed.
- When McAllister sees that Tracy is running unopposed in the election, something in him snaps.
- Ward broke clear to feed Spilman, who ran in unopposed to the line.
- He sent a pass to Paterson, who raced over unopposed from 30 metres out.
- Edinburgh had fallen unopposed to the Jacobites, though the castle remained in Hanoverian hands.
- From the corner Farley headed in unopposed at the far post to level things up at 2-2.
- If Mr Howard is unopposed, he will immediately become leader without having to put himself before the party membership.
- York were now looking very tired and their line was crossed again when McClarron crossed unopposed for a converted try.
- He said that he should have been allowed to stand unopposed.
- Nelson thought about going it alone but, in the corner of his eye, saw Pentham thundering down the middle of the pitch, unopposed.
Synonyms unlimited, open, free, clear, unhindered, unimpeded, unhampered, unchecked, unbridled, unrestrained, unconstrained, unblocked, untrammelled, unbounded, unconfined, uncurbed, unconditional, unqualified, absolute, total
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