Noun:

একান্ত বিরোধী,

diametrical opposition's Usage Examples:

Nippapañca is the diametrical opposition of papañca.

an accommodating response to western expectations, and in nearly diametrical opposition to Buddhism as it had actually been practised in traditional Theravada.

positional play and combinational play, and Lasker stresses their diametrical opposition.

that they were largely bilingual, and that served to convey the diametrical opposition of European and Arabic television during the Gulf War.

moustache, reserved wardrobe and usually silent demeanour sat in diametrical opposition to his younger brother's long curly hair and energetic and flamboyant.

not in the sense that their culture, customs or behavior were in diametrical opposition to Greek norms but rather because of their seemingly more primitive.

associated as purveyors of a reborn philosophical idealism that stood in diametrical opposition to the fundamental materialist foundation of Marxism.

us with a twofold revelation": they express on the one hand the diametrical opposition of two divine figures sprung from one and the same principle and.

What happens often is that varying coalitions find themselves in "diametrical opposition to each other" and that stalemates result.

Leopold wrote: "His nationalist insistence on autarchy and his diametrical opposition to all forms of unionism represented not the attitude of most businessmen.

The Kachin stand in diametrical opposition to Austronesian societies with regards to rules of land and chieftainship.

Synonyms:

opposition; antipodal; antipodal opposition;

Antonyms:

agonist;