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What is the opposite of borrowed?

The opposite of "borrowed" depends on the context:

If you're talking about the act of borrowing:

* Lent: This means you are giving something to someone for a temporary period.

* Owned: This means you have full possession of something.

If you're talking about the state of being borrowed:

* Original: This means it is the authentic item, not a copy.

* Own: This means you possess it yourself.

Example:

* "I have a borrowed car" - the opposite could be "I have my own car."

* "I lent you my book" - the opposite could be "You borrowed my book."

It's important to consider the context to determine the most accurate opposite.

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