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antonym (noun)

(1) A word that expresses a meaning opposed to the meaning of another word, in which case the two words are antonyms of each other

Examples

1. In history, the antonym of 'war' would be 'peace'.

In history, the antonym of 'war' would be 'peace'.

In history, the antonym of 'war' would be 'peace'.

In history, the antonym of 'war' would be 'peace'.

In history, the antonym of 'war' would be 'peace'.

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2. In a romantic context, the antonym of 'love' could be 'hate'.

In a romantic context, the antonym of 'love' could be 'hate'.

In a romantic context, the antonym of 'love' could be 'hate'.

In a romantic context, the antonym of 'love' could be 'hate'.

In a romantic context, the antonym of 'love' could be 'hate'.

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3. In mythology, the antonym of a 'hero' might be a 'villain'.

In mythology, the antonym of a 'hero' might be a 'villain'.

In mythology, the antonym of a 'hero' might be a 'villain'.

In mythology, the antonym of a 'hero' might be a 'villain'.

In mythology, the antonym of a 'hero' might be a 'villain'.

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4. In art, the antonym of 'light' could be 'darkness'.

In art, the antonym of 'light' could be 'darkness'.

In art, the antonym of 'light' could be 'darkness'.

In art, the antonym of 'light' could be 'darkness'.

In art, the antonym of 'light' could be 'darkness'.

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