Antonymy Special, National Usage

Answer 1

The following are the antonyms of different types of words:

** 1. Description of appearance and posture **
1. ** Liveliness and heaviness **: It refers to the contrast between lightness and slowness in an action or state. For example, a person with a light pace is full of energy when walking, while a heavy pace is slow and laborious.
2. ** Occasionally and Often **: Occasionally means infrequent and accidental, while often means frequent and frequent.
3. ** Skinny and Thick **: Skinny refers to the size and thinness of an object or body part. Thick refers to the size and strength of an object or body part.
4. ** Spreading and Closing **: For example, when a flower spreads its petals, it is in an open state. When it closes, it is in a closed and combined state.
5. ** Snow-white and jet-black **: A sharp contrast in color. Snow-white means white as snow, while jet-black means pitch-black.
6. ** Plain and Gorgeous **: Plain refers to simplicity and not gorgeousness, while gorgeousness focuses on luxury, beauty, and strong decoration.
7. ** Agility and Slowness **: Agility indicates fast and sharp reactions, while Slowness indicates slow and insensitivity.

** 2. Character and attitude **
1. ** Cowardly and strong **: Cowardly people are timid, weak, and lack courage; strong people are strong, brave, and have a firm will.
2. Modesty and Pride: Modesty means modesty and not complacency, while pride means arrogance and self-satisfaction.
3. ** Shame and Glory **: Shame is the feeling of guilt due to one's own improper behavior, while glory is the glory obtained due to achievements or positive actions.
4. [Pride and Humility]: Pride means arrogance and contempt for others, while humility means humility and respect.
5. ** Excitement and Calmness **: Excitement means emotional agitation, while calmness means calmness.
6. Hesitation and Decisiveness: Hesitation means that you can't make up your mind, while decisiveness means that you make a decision resolutely and boldly.

** 3. It represents the state and nature of an object **
1. ** Dry and moist **: Dry means lack of moisture, dry; moist means containing more moisture, moist.
2. ** Awake and Sleep **: Awake means to wake up from sleep or coma, while Sleep means to be in a deep sleep state.
3. ** Intimate and Estranged **: Intimate means that the relationship is close and intimate; Estranged means that the relationship is not close and the distance is far.
4. ** Stretching and Curling **: Stretching is the state of stretching and unfolding, while curling is the state of bending and contracting.
5. ** decrease and increase **: decrease meant that the quantity would decrease, while increase meant that the quantity would increase.
6. ** Supernormal and Average **: Supernormal means extraordinary and normal; Average means normal and normal.

** 4. Denoting actions **
1. ** Calm and Noisy **: Calm refers to a quiet and peaceful environment or mood; Noisy refers to a noisy and noisy environment.
2. ** Enter and exit **: one is to enter inwards and the other is to exit outwards.
3. ** Blooming and Withering **: Blooming is usually used to describe the blooming of flowers, while Withering means withering and falling.
4. ** Agree and Refuse **: Agree is consent, consent, rejection is disagreement, rejection.

** 5. Denotes quantity and scale **
1. ** Greatness and insignificance **: Greatness represents sublimity, excellence, and grandeur; insignificance represents insignificance and insignificance.
2. ** Lively and Cold **: Lively meant that the scene was lively, with many people, and full of vitality; Cold meant that the scene was cold, with few people, and quiet.
3. ** Many and Rare **: Many means a lot, rare means very little.

** 6. Others **
1. ** Gains and Losses **: It means the two opposite situations of gaining and losing.
2. ** Waiting for Hare by a Tree and Adapting to the Situation **: Waiting for Hare by a Tree means to stick to the rules and not actively seek changes; Adapting to the Situation means to respond flexibly according to the situation.
3. ** Smart and slow **: Smart means smart and agile, while slow means slow and not smart.
4. ** Unique and Ordinary **: Unique means unique and novel, while ordinary means ordinary and ordinary.
5. ** Ferocious and docile **: Ferocious refers to the ferocity and brutality of animals or humans, while docile refers to gentleness and softness.
6. ** Follow and violate **: Follow means to follow the rules and principles; violate means to violate or disobey.
7. ** Busy and relaxed **: Busy means busy, busy; relaxed means relaxed, leisurely.
8. ** Admit and Deny **: Admit means to acknowledge and agree with the facts; Deny means not to admit the facts.
9. ** responsible and perfunctory **: responsible means serious and responsible, perfunctory means careless and not serious.
10. ** Slippery and astringent **: Slippery means smooth, astringent means not smooth and has high friction.
11. ** Travelling far and wide and never leaving home **: Travelling far and wide means traveling around and having rich experiences; never leaving home means not going out and always staying at home.
12. ** Diligence and Laziness **: Diligence means diligence and diligence; Laziness means laziness and laziness.
13. ** Smart and Stupid **: Smart means high intelligence and flexible mind; Stupid means low intelligence and inflexible mind.
14. ** Joy and Sorrow **: Joy represents happiness and joy, while Sorrow represents sorrow and worry.
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