See antonyms sections at http://thesaurus.reference.com/browse/benefit More context is needed to tell which word might be best in ths situation you have in mind.

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1. I feel this passage would be most suited for pre-intermediate/intermediate learners. Some of the information is basic enough for entry level students, but overall the vernacular used can be seen as complex. 2. I would spark interest by

We've all seen some strange idioms in English strange ... mean in those idioms "interested" and "easygoing". Comments? Columbia University translates this 'hairy charity' as 'condescension': or:

Does modular have an antonym? I deal modularity quite a ... modular but . . . zz . . . thump! Others have offered the metaphorical "spaghetti" for software source code, and the more neutral variants of that would be

Hello, everyone- I have spent the day seeking a one word antonym for the noun " choice." The paradigm of "choice" I have in mind is binary, forced choice such as that faced by the protaganist in "Sophie's Choice."

Thus spake Ross Howard: A number of dictionaries are telling me that size, not ... believe it. Does "dwarfish sword" denote nothing except "small sword"? In LOTR it'd denote forged by them. Not just in ***. Why do certain

A number of dictionaries are telling me that size, not ontology, matters in the usage of "dwarfish". I don't quite believe it. Does "dwarfish sword" denote nothing except "small sword"? In LOTR it'd denote