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Discover LudwigThe phrase "opposite reasons" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is used to refer to two contrary explanations for something. For example: The two sides of the argument presented opposite reasons for why the new policy should or should not be implemented.
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Other critics are skeptical of the idea for opposite reasons.
I like his reference to Shakespeare, but for opposite reasons.
Russians and Americans alike would be shocked at its prices, but for opposite reasons.
There are others in France who also rejoice at a Brexit but for fundamentally opposite reasons.
Too many Germans and (for opposite reasons) plenty of foreigners readily agreed with Goebbels.
Ms. Perry's act especially stood out, as did Ms. Cyrus's, though for opposite reasons.
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"David Remnick does it for the opposite reason".
Ophelia is difficult for the opposite reason.
The conclusion still applies, but for the opposite reason.
The Fourth Crusade is famous for the opposite reason.
Republicans oppose tax increases for the opposite reason.
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