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What is the opposite of contain?

The opposite of "contain" depends on the context. Here are a few possibilities:

If "contain" means to hold something within:

* Release: To let something go free from confinement.

* Discharge: To release something from a confined space.

* Eject: To force something out.

* Empty: To remove all contents.

If "contain" means to limit or restrict:

* Expand: To increase in size or scope.

* Spread: To extend over a wider area.

* Diffuse: To spread out and become less concentrated.

* Emancipate: To free from restraint or control.

If "contain" means to include or comprise:

* Exclude: To leave something out.

* Omit: To leave something out.

* Lack: To be without something.

* Absent: To be missing.

To determine the most appropriate opposite, consider the specific meaning of "contain" in the context of your sentence.

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