The Opposite(Antonym) of “indorsed”
The antonyms of indorsed are oppose, disapprove, and reject. These words convey a negative or opposing stance towards something.
Explore all Antonyms of “indorsed”
Definitions and Examples of oppose, disapprove, reject
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
To be against or resist something; to express disagreement or disapproval.
Example
The opposition party will oppose the new tax bill proposed by the government.
To have an unfavorable opinion of something; to express disapproval or condemnation.
Example
My parents disapprove of my decision to drop out of college.
To refuse to accept or consider something; to dismiss or turn down an offer or proposal.
Example
The company decided to reject the merger proposal due to financial concerns.
Key Differences: oppose vs disapprove vs reject
- 1Oppose implies active resistance or disagreement towards something.
- 2Disapprove suggests a negative evaluation or judgment of something.
- 3Reject means to refuse or dismiss something outright.
Effective Usage of oppose, disapprove, reject
- 1Express Disagreement: Use oppose to express active resistance or disagreement towards something.
- 2Show Disapproval: Use disapprove to express a negative evaluation or judgment of something.
- 3Refuse or Dismiss: Use reject to refuse or dismiss something outright.
Remember this!
The antonyms of indorsed convey a negative or opposing stance towards something. Oppose implies active resistance, disapprove suggests negative evaluation, and reject means to refuse or dismiss something outright. Use these words to express disagreement, show disapproval, or refuse/dismiss something.
