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(in an activity) Opposite of to take part or involve oneself
“Consumers can boycott retail establishments that have poor safety records or that clearly lack safeguards to prevent harm.”
(in an activity) Opposite of to take part or involve oneself
“He would rather watch from the sidelines than be included in the team.”
(opt out) Opposite of to participate or become involved in
(engage in) Opposite of to participate or become involved in
“As it was, I spent a good deal of time trying to remove myself whenever the filming took place.”
Opposite of to participate, take part, or get involved in something
Opposite of to enter or participate in a contest, usually as a political candidate
“An incumbent may decide to forgo the next election when certain conditions are met.”
(work solo) Opposite of to work jointly on an activity or project
“While Cantrell claimed that he wanted to work solo for some time, his comments in the magazine stated otherwise.”
(disagree) Opposite of to work jointly on an activity or project
Opposite of to be a significant part of
“Jay was unfortunate to miss the team to play in the grand final.”
Opposite of to join or interrupt a conversation by making a remark
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