When "none" refers to quantity:
* Opposite: "All" or "every"
* Example: "None of the students were present." (opposite: "All of the students were present.")
When "none" refers to a choice:
* Opposite: "Any" or "some"
* Example: "None of the options appealed to me." (opposite: "Any of the options appealed to me.")
Pronoun vs. Adjective
"None" can function as both a pronoun and an adjective.
* Pronoun: It stands in for a noun. (e.g., "None were interested.")
* Adjective: It modifies a noun. (e.g., "None of the cookies were left.")
In the case of "none" as a pronoun, the opposite could be:
* "All" (when referring to the entirety)
* "Some" (when referring to a portion)
It's crucial to consider the specific context to determine the best opposite for "none."