opposers

Yet the temper of the House of Commons, sullenly, doggedly determined, might even thus early have warned its opposers.

The opposition came from the larger towns, but the opposers were awed by the determined bearing of the enemies of the slave-trade.

Who is fitter for this, than the scornful opposers of his grace and service?

He had many opposers, but never lost his temper through their provocations.

As they had done once before in the annals of his office, the other two selectmen made a party with Sproul's opposers.