What is the opposite word for Strong?
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weak
determined, healthy
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impotent
determined, healthy
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feeble
determined, healthy
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soft
determined, moderate
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mild
determined, healthy
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delicate
healthy, distinct
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tender
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unstable
distinct, weak
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ineffective
distinct, forceful on the senses
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pale
moderate, distinct
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gentle
moderate
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powerless
distinct
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insignificant
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vulnerable
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infirm
extreme, forceful on the senses
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little
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small
moderate
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uncertain
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light
forceful on the senses
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bland
forceful on the senses
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unimportant
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fragile
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wobbly
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unable
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yielding
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inept
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moderate
extreme, forceful on the senses
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incapable
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insecure
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tasteless
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strongadjective
not easily subdued or taken
a strong position
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weakSynonyms:
inviolable, secure, unattackable, impregnable, unassailable -
strongadjective
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weak, regularSynonyms:
irregular -
strongadjective
in a strong manner
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forcelessly, powerlessly, weakly, forceless, weakSynonyms:
powerful, forceful, vigorously, forcefully, powerfully, strongly -
strongadjective
capable of withstanding great physical force
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fragileSynonyms:
sturdy, durable, tough -
strongadjective
determined, unyielding
He is strong in the face of adversity.
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determined, zealous, unyielding, ardent -
strongadjective
highly stimulating to the senses
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extreme, intense -
strongadjective
having an offensive or intense odor or flavor
a strong smell
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rank -
strongadjective
having a high concentration of an essential or active ingredient
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diluted, weak, impotentSynonyms:
potent, concentrated -
strongadjective
having a high alcoholic content
a strong drink
Synonyms:
hard
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strong
Healthy is most correctly used to signify possessing or enjoying health or its results; as, a healthy person; a healthy condition. Healthful signifies promotive of health, tending or adapted to confer, preserve, or promote health; as, a healthful climate. Wholesome food in a healthful climate makes a healthy man. With healthful are ranged the words hygienic, salubrious, salutary, sanitary, and wholesome, while the other words are associated with healthy. Salubrious is always used in the physical sense, and is chiefly applied to air or climate. Salutary is now chiefly used in the moral sense; as, a salutary lesson.
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delicate, diseased, emaciated, exhausted, failing, fainting, fragile, frail, ill, sick, unhealthy, unsound, wasted, weak, worn, worn down, worn outSynonyms:
hale, healthful, healthy, hearty, hygienic, salubrious, salutary, sanitary, sound, vigorous, well, wholesome
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strong
Antonyms:
powerless, weak, frail, insecure, defenceless, feeble, mild, calm, gentle, delicate, sickly, inefficacious, unsatisfactory, unconvincing, unimpressive, vapid, impotent, unavailing, lukewarm, debile, flaccid, nerveless, tender, moderate, indifferentSynonyms:
powerful, vigorous, solid, secure, fortified, forcible, impetuous, hale, hearty, brawny, sinewy, sound, robust, cogent, influential, zealous, potent, pungent muscular, hardy, stanch, tenacious
Princeton’s WordNetRate these antonyms:5.0 / 2 votes
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strongadjective
having strength or power greater than average or expected
«a strong radio signal»; «strong medicine»; «a strong man»
Antonyms:
puny, pallid, anaemic, unsound, shoddy, weakened, lame, flimsy, spineless, pale, vulnerable, regular, feeble, unforceful, sick, wishy-washy, stale, wan, asthenic, debilitated, anemic, forceless, gutless, faint, weak, namby-pamby, nonalcoholic, powerless, adynamic, mild, enervated, jerry-builtSynonyms:
firm, inviolable, unassailable, stiff, warm, hard, potent, unattackable, solid, impregnable, secure, substantial -
strongadjective
not faint or feeble
«a strong odor of burning rubber»
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namby-pamby, mild, unforceful, vulnerable, pale, spineless, wishy-washy, lame, weak, feeble, sick, shoddy, powerless, weakened, jerry-built, forceless, flimsy, anaemic, debilitated, anemic, puny, pallid, adynamic, gutless, asthenic, regular, wan, enervated, faint, stale, nonalcoholic, unsoundSynonyms:
firm, inviolable, unassailable, stiff, warm, hard, potent, unattackable, solid, impregnable, secure, substantial -
potent, strongadjective
having or wielding force or authority
«providing the ground soldier with increasingly potent weapons»
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wishy-washy, forceless, shoddy, feeble, unsound, pale, anaemic, namby-pamby, weakened, regular, wan, debilitated, vulnerable, pallid, weak, powerless, faint, gutless, flimsy, jerry-built, spineless, sick, enervated, mild, asthenic, unforceful, anemic, nonalcoholic, adynamic, stale, puny, lameSynonyms:
firm, inviolable, unassailable, stiff, warm, hard, potent, virile, unattackable, solid, impregnable, powerful, secure, substantial -
potent, strong, stiffadjective
having a strong physiological or chemical effect
«a potent toxin»; «potent liquor»; «a potent cup of tea», «a stiff drink»
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adynamic, powerless, namby-pamby, sick, wishy-washy, unforceful, wan, regular, jerry-built, shoddy, unsound, enervated, anaemic, weakened, weak, nonalcoholic, spineless, debilitated, stale, feeble, pallid, puny, flimsy, pale, vulnerable, lame, mild, gutless, anemic, asthenic, forceless, faintSynonyms:
stiff, slopped, pissed, steadfast, blind drunk, unfaltering, inviolable, besotted, solid, secure, buckram, warm, unassailable, pixilated, cockeyed, crocked, substantial, powerful, plastered, fuddled, tight, firm, hard, unattackable, soused, soaked, sozzled, virile, squiffy, unbendable, unshakable, blotto, unwavering, rigid, impregnable, pie-eyed, sloshed, smashed, potent, starchy, loaded, wet, steady -
impregnable, inviolable, secure, strong, unassailable, unattackableadjective
immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with
«an impregnable fortress»; «fortifications that made the frontier inviolable»; «a secure telephone connection»
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feeble, unforceful, wishy-washy, weakened, asthenic, mild, anaemic, stale, gutless, vulnerable, pale, powerless, faint, weak, flimsy, pallid, debilitated, lame, puny, namby-pamby, regular, wan, shoddy, spineless, anemic, sick, jerry-built, nonalcoholic, forceless, enervated, unsound, adynamicSynonyms:
conceptive, potent, watertight, dependable, safe, absolute, substantial, inviolate, untroubled, inviolable, unshakable, untouchable, warm, good, stiff, inexpugnable, unafraid, infrangible, unattackable, unassailable, bulletproof, firm, solid, sacrosanct, hard, impregnable, secure -
solid, strong, substantialadjective
of good quality and condition; solidly built
«a solid foundation»; «several substantial timber buildings»
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wan, gutless, sick, lame, anemic, weakened, vulnerable, jerry-built, faint, mild, flimsy, debilitated, spineless, feeble, forceless, powerless, unsound, stale, asthenic, unforceful, weak, anaemic, enervated, nonalcoholic, adynamic, namby-pamby, regular, wishy-washy, shoddy, puny, pale, pallidSynonyms:
self-colored, whole, potent, inviolable, unanimous, self-coloured, substantial, stiff, material, upstanding, significant, hearty, warm, satisfying, hard, real, substantive, solid, unassailable, square, firm, unattackable, impregnable, secure -
strongadjective
of verbs not having standard (or regular) inflection
«`sing’ is a strong verb»
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feeble, debilitated, flimsy, weakened, vulnerable, puny, shoddy, regular, wan, anemic, wishy-washy, anaemic, gutless, pale, adynamic, powerless, forceless, jerry-built, unforceful, faint, unsound, namby-pamby, weak, stale, pallid, mild, enervated, nonalcoholic, sick, lame, spineless, asthenicSynonyms:
firm, inviolable, unassailable, stiff, warm, hard, potent, unattackable, solid, impregnable, secure, substantial -
hard, strongadjective
being distilled rather than fermented; having a high alcoholic content
«hard liquor»
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regular, asthenic, weak, anaemic, stale, forceless, unforceful, pale, faint, mild, shoddy, jerry-built, feeble, sick, adynamic, unsound, debilitated, flimsy, namby-pamby, puny, vulnerable, nonalcoholic, spineless, enervated, lame, powerless, pallid, wishy-washy, wan, weakened, gutless, anemicSynonyms:
severe, arduous, grueling, tough, potent, impregnable, toilsome, hard, substantial, unattackable, stiff, inviolable, heavy, voiceless, laborious, difficult, unassailable, knockout, gruelling, solid, intemperate, concentrated, punishing, unvoiced, firm, warm, operose, backbreaking, surd, secure -
strong, warmadjective
freshly made or left
«a warm trail»; «the scent is warm»
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pallid, vulnerable, gutless, feeble, nonalcoholic, faint, jerry-built, weakened, spineless, flimsy, adynamic, asthenic, shoddy, regular, wan, pale, mild, enervated, weak, namby-pamby, forceless, anaemic, stale, unforceful, powerless, anemic, wishy-washy, debilitated, sick, puny, lame, unsoundSynonyms:
fond, potent, hard, substantial, stiff, inviolable, ardent, warm, quick, tender, solid, unattackable, unassailable, firm, affectionate, lovesome, impregnable, secure -
firm, strongadjective
strong and sure
«a firm grasp»; «gave a strong pull on the rope»
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shoddy, unsound, jerry-built, debilitated, sick, wishy-washy, faint, gutless, forceless, feeble, nonalcoholic, anemic, anaemic, spineless, lame, weak, puny, vulnerable, adynamic, pallid, mild, wan, unforceful, powerless, stale, flimsy, weakened, namby-pamby, enervated, pale, asthenic, regularSynonyms:
loyal, potent, inviolable, fast(a), substantial, stiff, unfluctuating, fast, unshakable, unfaltering, truehearted, warm, hard, unbendable, steadfast, solid, unattackable, unwavering, unassailable, steady, firm, immobile, impregnable, secure
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strongadjective
Antonyms:
weak, vulnerable, frail, fragile, delicate, faint, mild, frangibleSynonyms:
firm, tough, enduring, hale, sound, robust, hardy, durable, puissant, powerful, mighty, invincible, impregnable, irresistible, fortified, virile, athletic, muscular, brawny, vigorous, stout, strapping, lusty, sturdy, sinewy, stalwart, thewy, able-bodied, violent, forcible, impetuous, vehement, potent, cogent, influential, urgent, convincing, conclusive, ardent, eager, zealous, strenuous, stanch, unwavering, determined, spirituous, intoxicating, alcoholic, vivid, dazzling, intense, glaring, effective, drastic, potent, racy, pungent, piquant, tough, tenacious, rank, strong-smelling, valid
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faintly
strong is the opposite of weak so yeah
people are either strong or faintly
Submitted by rinat on December 13, 2015
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tendrills
means stronger structure.
your dad might be tendrills the door on ur tree
How to use strong in a sentence?
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Pacific Crest analysts:
We like LinkedIn on its strong fundamentals, the shift. from traditional offline recruiting to online, and its superior products versus its competition.
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The Indiana Democrat:
As our country faces dynamic and challenging security threats, it is critically important that our intelligence agencies have the leadership and support that they need to help keep Americans safe and defend our nation from those who wish to do us harm, gina Haspel has served our country and the Central Intelligence Agency for more than 30 years, and Gina Haspel has the strong support of both Gina Haspel colleagues at the agency and former CIA Directors [ Michael ] Hayden, [ Leon ] Panetta, and [ John ] Brennan, who served under Presidents Bush and Obama.
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Ron Kim:
There is no measure left to hide the truth: the governor broke the law so we must hold him accountable, when institutions fail to believe victims, allow predators to act with impunity, or fail to put policies of protection in place, it sends a strong signal that condones this type of unacceptable behavior. We cannot afford to ignore his transgressions any longer: doing so will erode the integrity of our legislative body and demonstrate complicity in sheltering a sexual predator.
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Ivan Choy:
It has been long dominated by conservative and rural forces, if the democrats can get more seats in Yuen Long district, it would mean the support of the movement and the sentiment against the July 21 incident are very strong.
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Beka Munduruku:
We are a very strong people and will be able to stop this and continue fighting for our land and the protection of the forest.
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Etymology
2. strong
adjective. [‘ˈstrɔŋ’] not faint or feeble.
Etymology
- strong (English)
- strong (Middle English (1100-1500))
- strang (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
3. strong
adjective. [‘ˈstrɔŋ’] having or wielding force or authority.
Etymology
- strong (English)
- strong (Middle English (1100-1500))
- strang (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
6. strong
adjective. [‘ˈstrɔŋ’] freshly made or left.
Etymology
- strong (English)
- strong (Middle English (1100-1500))
- strang (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
7. strong
adjective. [‘ˈstrɔŋ’] strong and sure.
Etymology
- strong (English)
- strong (Middle English (1100-1500))
- strang (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
9. strong
adjective. [‘ˈstrɔŋ’] of verbs not having standard (or regular) inflection.
Etymology
- strong (English)
- strong (Middle English (1100-1500))
- strang (Old English (ca. 450-1100))
How is the word strong different from other adjectives like it?
Some common synonyms of strong are stalwart, stout, sturdy, tenacious, and tough. While all these words mean «showing power to resist or to endure,» strong may imply power derived from muscular vigor, large size, structural soundness, intellectual or spiritual resources.
the defense has a strong case
When might stalwart be a better fit than strong?
The meanings of stalwart and strong largely overlap; however, stalwart suggests an unshakable dependability.
stalwart environmentalists
When would stout be a good substitute for strong?
The words stout and strong can be used in similar contexts, but stout suggests an ability to endure stress, pain, or hard use without giving way.
When is it sensible to use sturdy instead of strong?
The words sturdy and strong are synonyms, but do differ in nuance. Specifically, sturdy implies strength derived from vigorous growth, determination of spirit, solidity of construction.
people of sturdy independence
Where would tenacious be a reasonable alternative to strong?
In some situations, the words tenacious and strong are roughly equivalent. However, tenacious suggests strength in seizing, retaining, clinging to, or holding together.
tenacious farmers clinging to an age-old way of life
In what contexts can tough take the place of strong?
Although the words tough and strong have much in common, tough implies great firmness and resiliency.
a tough political opponent
Antonyms for (adj) strong
Main entry: strong
Definition: having strength or power greater than average or expected
Usage: a strong radio signal; strong medicine; a strong man
Antonyms: weak
Definition: wanting in physical strength
Antonyms: soft
Definition: yielding readily to pressure or weight
Antonyms: soft
Definition: compassionate and kind; conciliatory
Antonyms: soft
Definition: (of speech sounds); produced with the back of the tongue raised toward the hard palate; characterized by a hissing or hushing sound (as `s’ and `sh’)
Antonyms: diffuse, diffused, soft
Definition: (of light) transmitted from a broad light source or reflected
Antonyms: powerless
Definition: lacking power
Antonyms: unnoticeable
Definition: not noticeable; not drawing attention
Antonyms: frail
Definition: physically weak
Main entry: stiff, strong, potent
Definition: having a strong physiological or chemical effect
Usage: a potent toxin; potent liquor; a potent cup of tea, a stiff drink
Antonyms: impotent
Definition: lacking power or ability
Main entry: strong
Definition: of verbs not having standard (or regular) inflection
Usage: `sing’ is a strong verb
Antonyms: regular
Definition: in accordance with fixed order or procedure or principle
Antonyms: regular
Definition: (of solids) having clear dimensions that can be measured; volume can be determined with a suitable geometric formula
Antonyms: regular
Definition: (used of the military) belonging to or engaged in by legitimate army forces
Main entry: solid, substantial, strong
Definition: of good quality and condition; solidly built
Usage: a solid foundation; several substantial timber buildings
Antonyms: quiet, silence
Definition: the absence of sound
Antonyms: unsound
Definition: not sound financially
Antonyms: unsound
Definition: not in good condition; damaged or decayed
Main entry: hard, strong
Definition: being distilled rather than fermented; having a high alcoholic content
Usage: hard liquor
Antonyms: nonalcoholic
Definition: characterized by the absence of alcohol
Main entry: firm, strong
Definition: strong and sure
Usage: a firm grasp; gave a strong pull on the rope
Main entry: strong, warm
Definition: freshly made or left
Usage: a warm trail; the scent is warm
Antonyms: stale
Definition: lacking freshness, palatability, or showing deterioration from age
Antonyms: preserved
Definition: prevented from decaying or spoiling and prepared for future use
Antonyms: salty
Definition: containing or filled with salt
Main entry: strong
Definition: not faint or feeble
Usage: a strong odor of burning rubber
Antonyms: mild
Definition: moderate in type or degree or effect or force; far from extreme
Main entry: strong, potent
Definition: having or wielding force or authority
Usage: providing the ground soldier with increasingly potent weapons
Main entry: inviolable, impregnable, unassailable, unattackable, strong, secure
Definition: immune to attack; incapable of being tampered with
Usage: an impregnable fortress; fortifications that made the frontier inviolable; a secure telephone connection
Antonyms: vulnerable
Definition: susceptible to attack
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Word; Strong
Meaning; powerful, robust, potent, mighty, vigorous
Opposites of Strong
- weak
- poor
- low
- faint
- thin
- lean
- powerless
- feeble
- impotent
- helpless
- ineffectual
- light
- mild
- lightweight
- slight
- small
- rickety
- undersized
- puny
- scrawny
- skinny
- sluggish
- groggy
- exhausted
- infirm
- incapable
- unable
- flimsy
- not enduring
- not fast
- stalky
Synonym for Strong
- powerful
- robust
- potent
- mighty
- vigorous
- intense
- sturdy
- solid
- sound
- firm
- rugged
Here are Most Important Opposite Word List
- about – exactly
- above – below
- absence – presence
- abundance – lack
- accept – refuse
- accidental – intentional
- active – lazy
- add – subtract
- admit – deny
- adult – child
- advanced – elementary
- affirmative – negative
- afraid – brave
- after – before
- against – for
- alike – different
- alive – dead
- all – none
- allow – forbid
- already – not yet
- always – never
- ancient – modern
- ancestor – descendant
- agree – refuse
- amateur – professional
- amuse – bore
- ancestor – descendant
- angel – devil
- animal – human
- annoy – satisfy
- answer – ask
- answer – question
- awful – nice
- back – in front of
- background – foreground
- backward – forward
- bad – good
- bad luck – fortune
- beauty – ugliness
- before – after
- begin – end
- beginning – end
- behind – in front of
- below – above
- best – worst
- better – worse
- beautiful – ugly
- big – small
- birth – death
- bitter – sweet
- black – white
- blunt – sharp
- body – soul
- bore – amuse
- boring – exciting
- careless – careful
- catch – miss
- ceiling – floor
- cellar – attic
- centre – outskirts
- certainly – probably
- changeable – constant
- cheap – expensive
- child – adult
- children – parents
- clean – dirty
- clear – cloudy
- clever – stupid
- close – open
- closed – open
- cloudy – clear
- cold – hot
- cold – heat
- come – go
- comedy – drama
- complicated – simple
- compliment – insult
- cool – warm
- correct – wrong
- courage – fear
- courageous – cowardly
- cowardly – brave
- create – destroy
- cruel – human
- cry – whisper
- cry – laugh
- damage – repair
- danger – security
- dangerous – safe
- dark – light
- daughter – son
- dawn – dusk
- day – night
- dead – alive
- death – birth
- deep – shallow
- defeat – victory
- defence – attack
- defend – attack
- delicious – awful
- deny – admit
- depart – arrive
- departure – arrival
- descendant – ancestor
- descent – ascent
- desperate – hopeful
- destroy – build
- domestic – foreign
- down – up
- downstairs – upstairs
- drama – comedy
- dry – humid
- dull – interesting
- dusk – dawn
- early – late
- east – west
- easy – difficult
- elementary – advanced
- emigrate – immigrate
- emigration – immigration
- empty – full
- end – begin
- end – beginning
- ending – beginning
- enemy – friend
- enjoy – hate
- enter – leave
- entrance – exit
- equal – different
- even – odd
- evening – morning
- everybody – nobody
- export – import
- exposure – shelter
- extreme – moderate
- fail – succeed
- failure – success
- false – true
- far – near
- fast – slow
- fat – slim
- fear – courage
- female – male
- few – many
- final – first
- find – lose
- finish – begin
- finish – start
- first – final
- fix – break
- flat – hilly
- floor – ceiling
- follow – lead
- forbid – allow
- for – against
- foreground – background
- foreign – domestic
- foreigner – native
- forget – remember
- form – destroy
- fortune – bad luck
- gentle – violent
- gentleman – lady
- giant – tiny
- girl – boy
- give – take
- go – come
- good – bad
- grown-up – child
- guest – host
- guilty – innocent
- happiness – sadness
- happy – sad
- handsome – ugly
- hard – easy
- harvest – plant
- hate – enjoy
- health – disease
- healthy – ill
- heat – cold
- heaven – hell
- heavy – light
- huge – tiny
- human – animal
- humane – cruel
- humid – dry
- hungry – thirsty
- husband – wife
- in front of – back
- ignore – notice
- ill – healty
- immigrate – emigrate
- immigration – emigration
- import – export
- in – out
- include – exclude
- increase – reduce
- innocent – guilty
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