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opposite number
noun
counterpart; equivalent.
New members with an interest in folk art will find their opposite numbers in the association's directory.
opposite number
noun
a person holding an equivalent and corresponding position on another side or situation
Word History and Origins
Origin of opposite number1
Example Sentences
A quarter of an hour into Isgro's debut against Bath, Smith cut blind, chipped across field and the winger claimed the ball over the head of his opposite number for a try.
The shadow justice secretary also criticised his opposite number for going shopping for a new suit before PMQs, "rather than gripping his department".
Cooper flew in on Thursday from Northern Ireland with her German opposite number.
Sir Keir was joined by his opposite numbers from Canada, Australia and Iceland.
Donald would not be drawn on whether he would have preferred his opposite number, Keegan Bradley, to have named himself as a playing captain.
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