An opposing opinion refers to a viewpoint or perspective that contradicts or disagrees with another person's argument or position. It presents an alternative point of view on a particular topic.
Imagine you and your friend are deciding where to go for dinner. You suggest pizza, but your friend suggests sushi. Your friend's suggestion is the opposing opinion because it differs from yours.
Counterargument: A counterargument is a specific opposing viewpoint that directly challenges the main argument or thesis statement.
Rebuttal: A rebuttal is a response or counter-response to an opposing opinion, providing evidence and reasoning to refute it.
Dissent: Dissent refers to expressing disagreement or holding a different opinion than the majority in a group or society.
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