This is the 10073rd most frequent Catalan word.
oposessin
The Catalan word "oposessin" is the third-person plural imperfect subjunctive form of "oposar," meaning "they opposed" or "they would oppose" in English, depending on context.
Here, 'oposessin' is used to express a hypothetical or desired action in the past related to opposition.
Els manifestants esperaven que els seus representants s'oposessin a la nova llei.
The protesters hoped that their representatives would oppose the new law.
In this case, 'oposessin' indicates a subjunctive mood stressing a condition that was anticipated or desired in a past timeframe.
Era important que els governs municipals s'oposessin a la decisió de la corporació.
It was important that the municipal governments opposed the corporation's decision.
In this sentence, 'oposessin' reflects a suggestion for action considered necessary or appropriate in a given past context.