>> ZG·Lingua >  >> Theoretical Linguistics >> Syntax

Can you give 200 examples of antonyms with meanings?

200 Antonyms with Meanings:

A

1. Absent - Present: Not being in a particular place or not being there at a particular time vs. being in a particular place or being there at a particular time.

2. Abundant - Scarce: Existing or available in large quantities vs. existing or available in small quantities.

3. Accept - Reject: To take something that is offered vs. to refuse to take something that is offered.

4. Accurate - Inaccurate: Correct or exact vs. not correct or exact.

5. Active - Inactive: Doing something or being involved in something vs. not doing anything or not being involved in anything.

6. Acute - Chronic: Severe but short-lasting vs. lasting for a long time.

7. Add - Subtract: To put something together with something else vs. to take something away from something else.

8. Advance - Retreat: To move forward vs. to move backward.

9. Agree - Disagree: To have the same opinion as someone else vs. to have a different opinion than someone else.

10. Aggravate - Soothe: To make something worse vs. to make something better.

11. Agitated - Calm: Nervous or upset vs. peaceful or relaxed.

12. Alive - Dead: Living vs. no longer living.

13. Allow - Forbid: To permit something vs. to prevent something.

14. Alone - Together: Being by oneself vs. being with other people.

15. Ancient - Modern: Very old vs. new or recent.

16. Angry - Happy: Feeling or showing anger vs. feeling or showing pleasure.

17. Appear - Disappear: To come into sight vs. to go out of sight.

18. Approve - Disapprove: To agree with something vs. to disagree with something.

19. Arrogant - Humble: Having an exaggerated sense of self-importance vs. modest or unassuming.

20. Ascending - Descending: Moving upwards vs. moving downwards.

B

21. Backward - Forward: Moving in the opposite direction from the one you are facing vs. moving in the direction you are facing.

22. Bad - Good: Not satisfactory or pleasant vs. satisfactory or pleasant.

23. Begin - End: To start something vs. to finish something.

24. Believe - Disbelieve: To think something is true vs. to think something is not true.

25. Below - Above: Lower than something else vs. higher than something else.

26. Beneficial - Harmful: Having a good effect vs. having a bad effect.

27. Big - Small: Large in size vs. small in size.

28. Bitter - Sweet: Having a sharp, unpleasant taste vs. having a pleasant taste.

29. Black - White: The color of darkness vs. the color of light.

30. Bless - Curse: To say a prayer asking for good things to happen to someone vs. to say bad things will happen to someone.

31. Blind - Seeing: Unable to see vs. able to see.

32. Bold - Timid: Brave or confident vs. shy or fearful.

33. Borrow - Lend: To take something from someone and promise to return it vs. to give something to someone and allow them to keep it for a time.

34. Bottom - Top: The lowest part of something vs. the highest part of something.

35. Bright - Dim: Giving off a lot of light vs. giving off little light.

36. Broad - Narrow: Wide vs. thin.

37. Busy - Idle: Doing something or having a lot to do vs. not doing anything.

38. Buy - Sell: To get something by giving money for it vs. to give something to someone in exchange for money.

C

39. Calm - Excited: Peaceful and relaxed vs. full of energy and enthusiasm.

40. Careful - Careless: Paying attention to detail vs. not paying attention to detail.

41. Cheap - Expensive: Costing little money vs. costing a lot of money.

42. Clean - Dirty: Free from dirt or grime vs. covered in dirt or grime.

43. Close - Open: Shut or sealed vs. not shut or sealed.

44. Cold - Hot: Low in temperature vs. high in temperature.

45. Comfort - Discomfort: A feeling of ease and relaxation vs. a feeling of uneasiness or pain.

46. Common - Rare: Happening often vs. happening rarely.

47. Confident - Doubtful: Feeling certain about something vs. feeling unsure about something.

48. Confused - Clear: Not understanding something vs. understanding something.

49. Constant - Intermittent: Happening all the time vs. happening from time to time.

50. Construct - Destroy: To build something vs. to break something.

51. Courageous - Cowardly: Brave vs. fearful.

52. Create - Destroy: To make something new vs. to break something.

53. Cruel - Kind: Behaving in a way that causes pain or suffering vs. behaving in a way that is caring and helpful.

54. Curious - Uninterested: Wanting to know more about something vs. not wanting to know more about something.

D

55. Dark - Light: The absence of light vs. the presence of light.

56. Dangerous - Safe: Likely to cause harm vs. unlikely to cause harm.

57. Dead - Alive: No longer living vs. living.

58. Decrease - Increase: To become smaller or less vs. to become larger or more.

59. Defeat - Victory: To lose a competition or battle vs. to win a competition or battle.

60. Definite - Indefinite: Clear and certain vs. not clear or certain.

61. Delay - Hurry: To make something happen later vs. to make something happen sooner.

62. Depart - Arrive: To leave a place vs. to reach a place.

63. Destroy - Construct: To break something vs. to build something.

64. Difficult - Easy: Hard to do vs. simple to do.

65. Disagree - Agree: To have a different opinion than someone else vs. to have the same opinion as someone else.

66. Dislike - Like: To not enjoy something vs. to enjoy something.

67. Disobey - Obey: To not follow a rule or order vs. to follow a rule or order.

68. Dismiss - Employ: To send someone away vs. to give someone a job.

69. Distant - Close: Far away vs. near.

70. Diverse - Uniform: Different vs. the same.

71. Doubt - Believe: To think something is not true vs. to think something is true.

72. Down - Up: Lower than something else vs. higher than something else.

E

73. Easy - Difficult: Simple to do vs. hard to do.

74. Empty - Full: Containing nothing vs. containing something.

75. End - Begin: To finish something vs. to start something.

76. Enemy - Friend: Someone who hates you vs. someone who likes you.

77. Enter - Exit: To go into a place vs. to leave a place.

78. Equal - Unequal: The same as something else vs. different from something else.

79. Evil - Good: Morally bad vs. morally good.

80. Expensive - Cheap: Costing a lot of money vs. costing little money.

81. External - Internal: On the outside vs. on the inside.

82. Extrovert - Introvert: Someone who is outgoing and enjoys being around people vs. someone who is shy and prefers to be alone.

F

83. Fail - Succeed: To not be successful vs. to be successful.

84. False - True: Not correct vs. correct.

85. Far - Near: A long distance away vs. a short distance away.

86. Fast - Slow: Moving quickly vs. moving slowly.

87. Fat - Thin: Having a lot of body fat vs. having little body fat.

88. Fearful - Courageous: Shy or afraid vs. brave.

89. Feminine - Masculine: Having qualities that are typically associated with women vs. having qualities that are typically associated with men.

90. Few - Many: A small number vs. a large number.

91. Firm - Soft: Hard and solid vs. not hard and solid.

92. First - Last: Coming before everything else vs. coming after everything else.

93. Flexible - Rigid: Able to bend or move easily vs. not able to bend or move easily.

94. Following - Leading: Coming after something else vs. going before something else.

95. Forget - Remember: To not be able to recall something vs. to be able to recall something.

96. Forgive - Punish: To stop feeling angry with someone vs. to make someone suffer for doing something wrong.

97. Forward - Backward: Moving in the direction you are facing vs. moving in the opposite direction from the one you are facing.

98. Fragile - Strong: Easy to break vs. difficult to break.

99. Free - Captive: Not being held prisoner vs. being held prisoner.

100. Fresh - Stale: New and not old vs. old and not new.

101. Friendly - Unfriendly: Being nice to other people vs. not being nice to other people.

102. Funny - Serious: Making people laugh vs. not making people laugh.

G

103. Gain - Lose: To get something vs. to not have something anymore.

104. Generous - Stingy: Giving freely and willingly vs. unwilling to give anything.

105. Gentle - Rough: Kind and careful vs. harsh and unkind.

106. Give - Take: To provide something to someone vs. to receive something from someone.

107. Glad - Sad: Feeling happy vs. feeling unhappy.

108 Good - Bad: Satisfactory or pleasant vs. not satisfactory or pleasant.

109. Great - Small: Large in size or amount vs. small in size or amount.

H

110. Happy - Sad: Feeling pleasure or contentment vs. feeling sorrow or unhappiness.

111. Hard - Soft: Solid and firm vs. not solid and firm.

112. Hate - Love: To dislike someone or something very much vs. to like someone or something very much.

113. Heavy - Light: Weighing a lot vs. weighing little.

114. Hidden - Visible: Not able to be seen vs. able to be seen.

115. High - Low: At a great height vs. at a small height.

116. Honest - Dishonest: Telling the truth vs. not telling the truth.

117. Hot - Cold: High in temperature vs. low in temperature.

I

118. Ignorant - Knowledgeable: Lacking knowledge or information vs. having knowledge or information.

119. Ill - Well: Sick vs. healthy.

120. Important - Unimportant: Significant and needing attention vs. not significant and not needing attention.

121. Increase - Decrease: To become larger or more vs. to become smaller or less.

122. Inside - Outside: On the inside of something vs. on the outside of something.

123. Insincere - Sincere: Not genuine or honest vs. genuine and honest.

124. Intelligent - Stupid: Clever and able to learn vs. not clever and unable to learn.

125. Internal - External: On the inside vs. on the outside.

126. Interrupt - Continue: To stop something from happening vs. to keep something going.

J

127. Joyful - Sorrowful: Feeling great happiness vs. feeling great sadness.

K

128. Kind - Cruel: Behaving in a way that is caring and helpful vs. behaving in a way that causes pain or suffering.

129. Know - Not Know: To have information or understanding about something vs. to not have information or understanding about something.

L

130. Large - Small: Big in size vs. small in size.

131. Late - Early: Happening after the expected time vs. happening before the expected time.

132. Lazy - Hardworking: Not wanting to work or make an effort vs. wanting to work and make an effort.

133. Leave - Stay: To go away from a place vs. to remain in a place.

134. Legal - Illegal: Allowed by the law vs. not allowed by the law.

135. Light - Dark: The presence of light vs. the absence of light.

136. Like - Dislike: To enjoy something vs. to not enjoy something.

137. Likely - Unlikely: Having a high chance of happening vs. having a low chance of happening.

138. Lose - Win: To not be successful vs. to be successful.

139. Loud - Quiet: Making a lot of noise vs. making little noise.

140. Love - Hate: To like someone or something very much vs. to dislike someone or something very much.

141. Loyal - Disloyal: Faithful and true to someone or something vs. not faithful and not true to someone or something.

M

142. Major - Minor: Important or significant vs. not important or not significant.

143. Male - Female: A person who is biologically male vs. a person who is biologically female.

144. Many - Few: A large number vs. a small number.

145. Mature - Immature: Fully developed vs. not fully developed.

146. Mean - Kind: Unkind and unpleasant vs. caring and helpful.

147. Melt - Freeze: To change from a solid to a liquid vs. to change from a liquid to a solid.

148. Merry - Sad: Happy and cheerful vs. unhappy and gloomy.

149. Mild - Severe: Not strong or serious vs. strong or serious.

150. Modern - Ancient: New or recent vs. very old.

151. Modest - Arrogant: Humble and unassuming vs. having an exaggerated sense of self-importance.

152. More - Less: A greater amount or quantity vs. a smaller amount or quantity.

153. Morning - Evening: The time of day between sunrise and noon vs. the time of day between noon and sunset.

154. Move - Stay: To change position vs. to remain in the same position.

155. Much - Little: A large amount or quantity vs. a small amount or quantity.

N

156. Narrow - Broad: Thin vs. wide.

157. Natural - Artificial: Existing in nature vs. made by humans.

158. Negative - Positive: Bad or unpleasant vs. good or pleasant.

159. Never - Always: Not at any time vs. at all times.

160. New - Old: Recently made or produced vs. made or produced a long time ago.

161. Night - Day: The time of darkness between sunset and sunrise vs. the time of light between sunrise and sunset.

162. No - Yes: The answer to a question that means "not" vs. the answer to a question that means "yes".

163. Noise - Silence: Sound that is loud or unwanted vs. the absence of sound.

164. Normal - Abnormal: Usual or typical vs. unusual or not typical.

165. North - South: The direction towards the North Pole vs. the direction towards the South Pole.

166. Nothing - Something: No thing or amount vs. a thing or amount.

O

167. Obedient - Disobedient: Following a rule or order vs. not following a rule or order.

168. Old - New: Made or produced a long time ago vs. recently made or produced.

169. Open - Close: Not shut or sealed vs. shut or sealed.

170. Optimistic - Pessimistic: Expecting good things to happen vs. expecting bad things to happen.

171. Outside - Inside: On the outside of something vs. on the inside of something.

P

172. Painful - Pleasant: Causing pain or discomfort vs. causing pleasure or enjoyment.

173. Peace - War: A state of calm and harmony vs. a state of conflict and violence.

174. Permit - Forbid: To allow something vs. to prevent something.

175. Pessimistic - Optimistic: Expecting bad things to happen vs. expecting good things to happen.

176. Plain - Fancy: Simple and not decorated vs. decorated and elaborate.

177. Pleasant - Unpleasant: Causing pleasure or enjoyment vs. causing pain or discomfort.

178. Poor - Rich: Having little money vs. having a lot of money.

179. Possible - Impossible: Able to happen vs. unable to happen.

180. Positive - Negative: Good or pleasant vs. bad or unpleasant.

181. Powerful - Weak: Having a lot of strength or influence vs. having little strength or influence.

182. Praise - Criticize: To say good things about someone or something vs. to say bad things about someone or something.

183. Present - Absent: Being in a particular place or being there at a particular time vs. not being in a particular place or not being there at a particular time.

184. Private - Public: Belonging to one person or group vs. belonging to everyone.

185. Promise - Threaten: To say you will do something vs. to say you will do something bad.

186. Protect - Harm: To keep someone or something safe vs. to cause damage or injury.

187. Push - Pull: To move something away from you vs. to move something towards you.

188. Put - Take: To place something somewhere vs. to remove something from somewhere.

Q

189. Quiet - Loud: Making little noise vs. making a lot of noise.

R

190. Rare - Common: Happening rarely vs. happening often.

191. Real - Fake: Genuine and true vs. not genuine and not true.

192. Reject - Accept: To refuse to take something that is offered vs. to take something that is offered.

193. Release - Capture: To set someone or something free vs. to catch someone or something.

194. Remain - Leave: To stay in a place vs. to go away from a place.

195. Remember - Forget: To be able to recall something vs. to not be able to recall something.

196. Remove - Add: To take something away from something else vs. to put something together with something else.

197. Repel - Attract: To push something away vs. to pull something towards you.

198. Rough - Smooth: Not smooth or even vs. smooth and even.

199. Rude - Polite: Unkind and disrespectful vs. kind and respectful.

S

200. Sad - Happy: Feeling sorrow or unhappiness vs. feeling pleasure or contentment.

Copyright © www.zgghmh.com ZG·Lingua All rights reserved.