A position or stance that is opposite or opposed to another position; a counter-position.
From anti- (against/opposite) + position (a place, stance, or point of view). Position comes from Latin positus. This term is used in philosophical and rhetorical contexts to describe opposing viewpoints.
In debate, understanding your opponent's antiposition (their opposite argument) is actually crucial because it forces you to strengthen your own case!
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