Antonyms

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FORMATION OF OPPOSITES
Letter "A"
WordOpposite
AboveUnder / Below
AddDelete
AbundanceScarecity
AdmireAbuse
AdmitRefuse / Deny
AppreciateCriticise / Despise
AppearDisappear
ArrivalDeparture
ActiveLazy/Passive
AncientModern
AcceptReject/Refuse
AscendDescend
Letter "B"
BarrenFertile
BigSmall
BeforeAfter
BeginEnd
BirthDemise/Death
BlessingCurse
BeautifulUgly
BraveTimid / Coward
Letter "C"
CloseOpen
CarefulCareless
ComeGo
CollectDistribute
CruelKind
CryLaugh
CorrectWrong
ComplicatedSimple
Letter "D"
DirtyClean
DeepShallow
DullActive
DayNight
DifficultEasy
Letter "E"
EntryExit
Letter "F"
FeminineMasculine
FailureSuccess
FullEmpty
FallRise
ForgetRemember
FamousNatorious
FirstLast
FairDark
ForwardBackward
FarNear
FastSlow
FewMany
FriendFoe / Enemy
Letter "G"
GainLoss
GenerousGreedy / Miser
GodlySatanic
GoodBad
Letter "H"
HealthySickly
HopeDespair
HotCold
HardSoft
High(er)Low(er)
HeavyLight
Honour/ RespectInsult
HappySad
Happiness/joySorrow
Letter "I"
InnocentCrooked
IncreaseDecrease
InOut
InhaleExhale
IncludeExclude
ImportExport
 
Letter "K"
WordOpposite
KindCruel
Letter "L"
LoveHate
LongShort
LoseWin
LostFound
Letter "M"
More / MuchLess
MajorMinor
MadWise
MaximumMinimum
Letter "N"
NaturalArtificial
Letter "O"
OldNew/Young
OrderRequest
Letter "P"
PoliteRude
PainPleasure
PerishableDurable
ProblemSolution
ProfitLoss
PresentAbsent
PrivatePublic
PromoteDemote
Letter "Q"
QuickSlow
Letter "R"
RoughSmooth
RipeRaw
RichPoor
RightLeft / Wrong
Letter "S"
SeldomOften
StaleFresh
StrongWeak
SpotlessSpotted
SharpBlunt
SitStand
SmartClumsy
StartStop
StraightZigzag/Crooked
SlimFat
SweetSour / Pungent
SolidHollow / Liquid
SuperiorInferior
SendReceive
Letter "T"
TallShort
Thick/FatThin
TinyEnormous
TrueFalse
TemporaryPermanent
TightLoose
TransparentOpaque
Letter "U"
UpDown
UniteDivide
Letter "V"
VirtueVice
VictoryDefeat
Letter "W"
WarPeace
WetDry
WideNarrow
WhiteBlack
WithWithout
WildTame / Domestic
WisdomFolly
  
Letter "Z"
ZipUnzip
  
 
  
 

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