Antonym of excursion
What is the synonym of excursion?
Words Related to excursion. journey, travel(s), voyage.
What are the 5 antonyms?
Antonym Examples
achieve – fail | giant – dwarf | random – specific |
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attack – defend | liquid – solid | sunny – cloudy |
blunt – sharp | marvelous – terrible | timid – bold |
brave – cowardly | noisy – quiet | toward – away |
cautious – careless | partial – complete | tragic – comic |
What is the antonym for?
Definition of antonym
: a word of opposite meaning The usual antonym of good is bad.
What is the synonym and antonym of visit?
sojourn (at), stay (at), stop (over), tarry (in)
What are the 3 types of antonyms?
There are three types of English antonyms: contrary antonym, complementary antonym and converse antonym. According to the traditional linguistics, antonyms are totally opposite in meaning.
What are 15 antonyms?
List of Antonyms
Word | Antonym-1 | Antonym-3 |
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Accept | Refuse | Deny |
Accurate | Inaccurate | Unreliable |
Advantage | Disadvantage | Impotence |
Alive | Dead | Sluggish |
What are the 200 examples of antonyms?
200 Antonyms Words List | Common Antonyms List
Word | Antonyms |
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Birth | Dead |
Brave | Cowardly |
Brief | Long |
Full | Empty |
What words have no antonyms?
Dain, shevelled and consolate simply do not exist in contemporary English vocabulary. The English language has plenty of negative words without a positive counterpart – probably more than you would think. A few more examples : inertia, ineptitude, immacculate, impeccable, nonchalant, nonplussed, unkempt, uncouth.
How do you form an antonym?
An antonym is a word that has the opposite meaning to another word. Many antonyms are formed by adding the prefix un- to an existing word. The prefixes mis-, dis-, in-, ir- and im- and il- are used instead of un- with some words to create antonyms.
What are 2 opposite words?
Antonyms (opposite words) are an important word type to use in almost any form of writing.
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What Is An Antonym?
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What Is An Antonym?
- Night – Day.
- Arrive – Leave.
- Junior – Senior.
- Better – Worse.
- Right – Left.
- Rich – Poor.
- Smart – Stupid.
- Small – Big.