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What are antonyms of morgue?

It's tricky to find true antonyms for "morgue" because it has a very specific meaning. Here's why and some alternatives depending on what aspect you're focusing on:

Literal Meaning:

* Morgue refers to a place where bodies are kept for identification or examination.

* There's no direct opposite location. You wouldn't say a "living room" is the antonym of a morgue.

* Alternatives:

* Hospital: If you're looking for a place of healing and care.

* Birthplace: If you're contrasting the start of life with the end.

Figurative Meaning:

* Morgue can be used figuratively to describe a place of inactivity or stagnation.

* Antonyms:

* Hub: A lively, central point of activity.

* Hotbed: A place of excitement, growth, or innovation.

Context Matters:

The best antonym depends on the context in which you're using "morgue."

Example:

* "The project was a morgue, lacking any excitement or progress."

* Here, "hotbed of innovation" would be a better antonym.

Let me know if you can provide the specific sentence you're working with, and I can help find a more accurate antonym.

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