Lots of nouns have antonyms, more or less. At least they have what we might think of as opposites ...
, ... ) or substances ( sugar, butter, meat, ... ) have antonyms, however. CJ

What I actually think. Only words denoting a degree of a quality can have antonyms ...
of antonyms for this quality, and the two words belong to the group in question. Namely, after we

What I actually think. Only words denoting a degree of a quality can have antonyms ...
of antonyms for this quality, and the two words belong to the group in question. Namely, after we

effect on our taste than sugar does. And of course, neither pair are antonyms. We often mistake

I don't think the things made by man can have an antonym. I would tend to see antonyms for all the primary things, that existed before man created others. High/low - rich/poor - happy/sad - black

a much stronger effect on our taste than sugar does. And of course, neither pair are antonyms ...
antonyms. To complicate it all, I'd like to say that neither are "love" and "hate". Try and find out

of the something I don't think so... I do think that love — hatred is a pair of antonyms, don't know why

Hi all, Please tell me the most common ( formal and informal) antonyms and synonyms of the word "virgin" ? Thanks in advance

) who has not had sexual intercourse, the antonyms are rather coloured by a societal feeling that loss of virginity is a step away from purity (hence the idea of 'sexual wantonness in the antonyms

What word suits best to represent "The degree of works being done in their number, not in time" What word suits best to represent "The degree of payments being done in quantity, not in amount" I cant choose from "completeness", "fullness" or