counteract
traverse
countermand
antagonise
antagonize
counterwork
expostulate
stubborn
fly in the face of
thwarten
oppose
rebel
unlock
react
withstand
offer
turn against
gainstay
unpersuade
counteractivity
eversive
prevention
opposed
antagonistic
get on someone's grill
bite
induce
sabotage
opposingly
dig in one's heels
challenge
embarrass
resist
come the raw prawn
bowl out
opposition
objectionism
act on
resistance
pit against
countercraft
bark up the wrong tree
stand out
counteraggressive
threap
counterorganization
countermobilization
recalcitrate
stand
compulse
answer
dispute
gladiator
deny
scuttle
countermovement
contra-
whip
lord it over
ratfuck
show one's butt
call balls and strikes
emptive
enforce
rabble-rousing
dastardize
defiance
shadowbox
inflammatory
incendiary
impose
deign
go off the reservation
instigative
cheek up to
objection
incitive
antiresistance
cheek up
constrain
expostulation
disobey
remonstration
remonstrance
seditious
bluster
take to task
muscle in
run around like a chicken with its head cut off
counter-argumentative
abnegate
dissent
countermobilize
pull a fast one
protest

English words for 'To deliberately act in opposition to, to thwart or frustrate'

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