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.

1) If your team played fair, yours wouldn't beat mine. What is the antonym of " to play fair" ? I heard some english native speaker said " to play foul", is it correct? but I can not find any phrase " to play

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

Dear Sir: I really don't know the differences of them and really don't know which one is the antonym of each other. thanks

What are the differences betweeb the following adverb phrase of time? 1) in the past years. 2) In the old years. 3) In the previoius years. 4) In the earlier years. 5 ) In the preceeding years. Which ones are the antonym of

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

This is a very cool idea! Just be careful that you're not researching words that people don't use in natural daily conversation. For example "savvy" is a popular term used in print media - articles talking about fashion, music,

Hello to all, I believe that to learn English depends of the interest of individual and depending of the English knowledge you wanted to learn. like for instance, if you want to speak English all you have to do is to listen very carefully to

I think before teaching vocabulary, we need to choose active and passive vocabulary. For passive words, we only realize and don't spend a lot of time to explain them. Students will research themselves by looking up in the dictionary or guessing