Oppose
Chamber's Etymological of the English Language · 1895 · p. 361
op-pfv, v.t. to plan’ before or in ihe way of to set against to place as an obstacle to resist to check to compete with, v to make objection. n. Oppos'er. |Fr.—L. ob, and Fr. poser to place, ^ee Pose, n.]
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