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Vocabulary Development: Antonyms Nearly Opposite in Meaning
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- Antonyms Nearly Opposite in Meaning
As we noted earlier, antonyms are two words which are exactly opposite in meaning. Examples are: good/bad; rich/poor; tall/short.
However, most antonyms in English are not exactly opposite in meaning. They are nearly opposite in meaning. Many antonyms are derived from completely different words.
Consider the following examples:
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