Antonyms for co-opt
koʊˈɒptco-opt

Matched Categories

1. • Appoint
   • Elect
   • Neutralize
   • Take

Princeton's WordNet

1. co-optverb

   choose or elect as a fellow member or colleague

   "The church members co-opted individuals from similar backgrounds to replenish the congregation"

2. co-optverb

   neutralize or win over through assimilation into an established group

   "We co-opted the independent minority tribes by pulling them into the Northern Alliance"

3. co-optverb

   appoint summarily or commandeer

   "The army tried to co-opt peasants into civil defence groups"

4. co-optverb

   take or assume for one's own use

   "He co-opted the criticism and embraced it"

How to use co-opt in a sentence?

1. David Luebke:

   I think a lot of people either don't care or would actively want their photos to go into something like StyleGAN, but if you don't, there should be a way to opt out.

2. Eric Ruben:

   It's perfectly constitutional for state officials to opt not to cooperate with federal immigration enforcement or federal gun enforcement.

3. Graham Mudd:

   Today, people can opt to see fewer ads related to politics, parenting, alcohol and pets, early next year, we will be giving people control of more types of ad content, including gambling and weight loss, among others.

4. Nevada Gov. Brian Sandoval:

   All in all, it makes the best sense for the state to opt in.

5. Pat Kraft:

   Unfortunately, due to cases of Covid-19 rising within our program since our arrival, along with season-ending injuries, opt outs and transfers, we just do not have enough players to field a team, we are disappointed not to be able to finish the season together as a team, but the health and safety of our program is our highest priority.

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