There is no neat antonym, but are you speaking of the noun or the verb?

Hi, I have seen some presentations in India using the word 'lowlight' as an antonym of 'highlight'. I think there is no such word. I wouldn't say that. I'd say that the Indian form of English has its own vocabulary.

Which one is commonly used in daily conversation? what are the antonyms of them? Timid- showing lack of will to confront, afriad. Faint - showing charactoristics of being weak, dizzy, lack of strength. First, one must understand

1) She is very timid. 2) She is very faint. Which one is commonly used in daily conversation? what are the antonyms of them? Thanks alot

ok i've been cleared guys. karen my tutor is ill and now i haven peter bowdry so use caution in selecting your answers good luck Jon B 2. How could you arouse the students' interest in the text? Remember that this is a pre-reading

Yeah, OK, so they are unacceptably uninformed. No argument ... it's a bit arrogant on your part to do so. I don't think so, Coop. I can't see how any non-mentally-impaired contemporary American can be excused, on grounds of lack of

> > I am a little surprised that everyone seems to be talking about software. There are other things that can be modular hardware, cabinets, train layouts, furniture, ... is the antonym the same for each? Richard Maurer To reply, remove half

It might be, I don't know, but I think your question is the sort this group welcomes. Right up our alley. Have you got some more? Charles Riggs Hi everyone. Thank you for all the responses. I wasn't expecting so many replies, and so

http://thesaurus.reference.com/ lists synonyms of "debate" and "forum" as below: Entry: debate Function: noun Definition: discussion Synonyms: agitation, altercation, argument, argumentation, blah-blah, bone, bull yard,

"covert" as a part of the definition of terrorism is not naturally there. If you're talking about covert action, then why not use that phrase instead of terrorism? Because that might simplify this portmanteau too much for the purpose