oppugner
Meanings
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noun
One who opposes or contests.
- "Quis est oppugnator huius sententiae? - Who is the opposer of this decree?"
- "Caesar erat impugnator regnum et imperium Romanum. - Caesar was an opposer of the Roman kingdom and empire."
Variants
List of all variants of oppugner that leads to same resultoppugn , oppugned , oppugner , oppugners , oppugning , oppugns
Etymology
origin and the way in which meanings have changed throughout history.From oppugnare, to assail, contend, oppose.
Trivia
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In the context of warfare, an oppugnator was a person or army that besieged a fortified place.
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The term oppugnator was also used in medieval tournaments, where a knight would oppugn, or challenge, another knight to a duel.
Related Concepts
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contendere: Another Latin verb meaning 'to oppose', 'to contend', 'to dispute'. Oppugnator and contendere are related concepts.
Culture
Any cultural, historical, or symbolic significance of the word. Explore how the word has been used in literature, art, music, or other forms of expression.In ancient Rome, an oppugnator was a person who opposed or contested a decree or law. This term was often used in legal contexts.
How to Memorize "oppugner"
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mnemonics
- To remember the meaning of oppugnator, think of 'opposing' or 'contesting'.
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