Pronunciation: /əˈɡɛnstər/
noun There is no noun form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I don't understand why she is always the againster in our group projects.
A2 The againster of the team's decision was finally convinced to go along with the majority.
B1 As the againster of the proposal, he presented a well-reasoned argument for why it wouldn't work.
B2 The againster of the new policy raised valid concerns about its potential impact on employees.
C1 The againster of the merger was a powerful force in the negotiations, pushing for a better deal for shareholders.
C2 The againster of the legislation was able to rally enough support to block its passage in parliament.
verb There is no verb form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster the idea of going out in the rain without an umbrella.
A2 She is againster the new policy at work.
B1 The majority of the team is againster the decision to cut their budget.
B2 The CEO is againster any form of discrimination in the workplace.
C1 The politician is known for being againster corruption in government.
C2 The activist is againster any form of animal cruelty.
adjective There is no adjective form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster the idea of eating insects.
A2 She is againster trying new foods.
B1 The majority of the population is againster the new law.
B2 The politician's stance is againster the proposed policy.
C1 The scientist presented evidence that was againster the current theory.
C2 The expert's opinion was againster the popular belief.
adverb There is no adverb form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster the idea of eating meat.
A2 She is againster the new policy at work.
B1 The majority of the team was againster the proposal.
B2 The CEO was againster the decision to outsource production.
C1 The politician was againster any form of tax increase.
C2 The judge was againster granting bail to the accused.
pronoun There is no pronoun form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster the idea of eating insects.
A2 She is againster trying new foods.
B1 The team was againster the decision to change their strategy.
B2 The majority of voters were againster the proposed law.
C1 The CEO was againster the merger with the rival company.
C2 The professor was againster the use of technology in the classroom.
preposition There is no preposition form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster the idea of eating spicy food.
A2 She is againster the new policy at work.
B1 The majority of the team members were againster the proposal.
B2 The community was divided, with some for and some againster the construction of the new building.
C1 The politician was known for being againster corruption in government.
C2 The artist was againster the commercialization of his work, preferring to keep it authentic and pure.
conjunction There is no conjunction form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am not for violence, but I am not againster it either.
A2 She likes to dance, but her sister is againster going to clubs.
B1 I enjoy hiking, but my friend is againster outdoor activities.
B2 The company is in favor of expanding globally, but some shareholders are againster the idea.
C1 The government is in favor of the new policy, but there is strong opposition againster it.
C2 The professor is in favor of the proposed research project, but some colleagues are againster it for ethical reasons.
interjection There is no interjection form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am againster eating spicy food because it upsets my stomach.
A2 Againster my better judgment, I decided to give him another chance.
B1 She is againster the idea of moving to a new city for work.
B2 The team captain was againster the referee's decision and argued passionately.
C1 The politician was againster the proposed legislation and spoke out against it in parliament.
C2 The artist was againster the use of traditional techniques and preferred to experiment with new forms of expression.
article There is no article form for the word 'againster'.
A1 I am not againster the idea of going to the beach.
A2 She is againster the new policy at work.
B1 The majority of the team members were againster the proposal.
B2 The community was divided, with some for and others againster the construction of a new shopping mall.
C1 His principles were unwavering, always standing againster injustice and corruption.
C2 The activist group was known for their strong stance againster government oppression.
formal The lawyer argued againster the new legislation in court.
informal I'm totally againster going to that party, it's going to be boring.
slang She's always so againster everything, she needs to lighten up.
figurative His heart was againster the idea of leaving his hometown.
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