anti

• Prefijo o adjetivo informal que indica oposición o contrariedad a algo, frecuentemente usado en contextos políticos o sociales.

A prefix or informal adjective meaning opposed to or against something, often used in political or social contexts.

1. Opposed to somethingB2informal

   Being against a particular idea, policy, or practice.

   contrario a

   • She is anti the new tax reform.
   • He has always been anti war.
   • The group is anti the proposed development.

   Sinónimosagainstantagonisticaversecontraryhostileopposed

   Antónimospro

2. Not in favorB2informal

   Expressing opposition or disapproval of an action or proposal.

   En contra

   • The senator is anti the new bill.
   • Many voters are anti the current administration.
   • They are anti any changes to the curriculum.

   Sinónimosagainstantagonisticaversecontraryhostileopposedopposing

   Antónimospro

• Sustantivo que designa a una persona que se opone a una acción, política, práctica o propuesta determinada.

A noun referring to a person who is opposed to a particular action, policy, practice, or proposal.

1. Opponent or dissenterB2informal

   A person who is opposed to a particular action, policy, or practice.

   oponente, contrario

   • The antis argued against the new law at the town hall meeting.
   • He was known as an anti to the proposed development.
   • The group of antis gathered to protest the decision.

   Sinónimosadversaryantagonistdissenterobjectoropponentopposerresister

   Antónimosadvocateproponentsupporter

2. Someone not in favorB2informal

   A person who is not in favor of an action or proposal.

   persona contraria

   • She is an anti when it comes to the new policy changes.
   • The antis voted against the motion in the committee.
   • Many antis expressed their concerns during the debate.

   Sinónimosadversaryantagonistdissenterobjectoropponentopposer

   Antónimosproponentsupporter