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What is an antonym for course?

An antonym for "course" depends on the context in which you are using it. Here are some possibilities:

If "course" refers to a path or direction:

* Detour: A temporary departure from the intended course.

* Deviation: A departure from the original course or direction.

* Diversion: A change in course, often to avoid something.

If "course" refers to a series of events or actions:

* Backtrack: To go back over previously covered ground.

* Reverse: To go in the opposite direction.

* Undo: To reverse or cancel something that has been done.

If "course" refers to a subject of study:

* Specialty: A particular area of expertise or focus.

* Minor: A subject of study that is less important than the main subject.

* Elective: A course that students can choose to take.

Other possible antonyms:

* Discourse: A formal discussion or debate.

* Procedure: A set of established actions or steps.

It's important to consider the specific meaning of "course" in your context to choose the most appropriate antonym.

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