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What pair of words stresses opposites?

There are many pairs of words that stress opposites! Here are a few examples, categorized by type:

Antonyms:

* Hot/Cold: Temperature extremes.

* Light/Dark: Levels of brightness.

* Up/Down: Directions.

* Happy/Sad: Emotional states.

* Strong/Weak: Physical or mental capabilities.

* Good/Bad: Moral judgments.

* Love/Hate: Strong feelings.

Contrasting Concepts:

* Peace/War: States of conflict or harmony.

* Order/Chaos: Levels of organization or disorder.

* Life/Death: The beginning and end of existence.

* Rich/Poor: Economic disparity.

* Day/Night: Periods of light and darkness.

* Right/Wrong: Ethical considerations.

Figurative Language:

* Heaven/Hell: Representations of ultimate reward or punishment.

* Black/White: Symbolic representations of opposing forces.

* Truth/Lies: Accuracy vs. deception.

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