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1op·po·site Listen to audio/ˈɑ:pəzət/ adjective
1 : located at the other end, side, or corner of something : located across from something
The two boys lived on opposite sides of the street. the opposite bank of the river Fold the bottom right corner of the paper over to the opposite corner. She switched her ring to the opposite hand. [=she took her ring off the finger of one hand and put it on a finger of the other hand] The text refers to an illustration on the opposite page. [=on the page that faces it]
2 : completely different
The two scientists had the same information but reached opposite conclusions. They represent opposite sides of the issue. They ran in opposite directions. Some herbs help you sleep while others have the opposite effect. [=other herbs keep you awake] Her music is at the opposite end of the spectrum/continuum from the music her mother made. Once serving only small portions at high prices, the restaurant has gone to the opposite extreme under the new owners. [=the restaurant now serves large amounts of food for low prices]
the opposite side of the coinsee 1coin

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