Antonyms

'Sad' means feeling or showing sorrow, which is the opposite of 'happy'.

'Late' refers to doing something after the expected or usual time, which is the opposite of 'early'.

'Cold' refers to a low temperature, which is the opposite of 'hot'.

'Weak' means lacking physical strength or intensity, which is the opposite of 'strong'.

'Night' is the time of darkness between one day and the next, which is the opposite of 'day'.

'End' refers to the final part of something, which is the opposite of 'begin'.

'Dirty' means covered or marked with an unclean substance, which is the opposite of 'clean'.

'Poor' means lacking sufficient money to live at a standard considered comfortable, which is the opposite of 'rich'.

'Slow' means moving or operating at a low speed, which is the opposite of 'fast'.

'Close' means to move so as to cover an opening, which is the opposite of 'open'.

'Down' refers to moving from a higher to a lower place or position, which is the opposite of 'up'.

'Tough' means difficult or requiring considerable effort, which is the opposite of 'easy'.

'Old' refers to having lived for a long time, which is the opposite of 'young'.

'Heavy' refers to great weight, which is the opposite of 'light' in terms of weight.

'Cry' means to shed tears, often as a result of sadness, which is the opposite of 'laugh'.

'Lose' means to be deprived of or cease to have something, which is the opposite of 'win'.

'Dull' means lacking sharpness, which is the opposite of 'sharp'.

'Wet' means covered or saturated with water or another liquid, which is the opposite of 'dry'.

'Shallow' means having little depth, which is the opposite of 'deep'.

'Long' refers to measuring a great distance from end to end, which is the opposite of 'short'.

'Hate' means to feel intense dislike, which is the opposite of 'love'.

'Afraid' means feeling fear or anxiety, which is the opposite of 'brave'.

'Bitter' means having a sharp, pungent taste or smell, which is the opposite of 'sweet'.

'Quiet' means making little or no noise, which is the opposite of 'noisy'.

'Thin' means having opposite sides or surfaces close together, which is the opposite of 'thick'.

'Below' means at a lower level or layer, which is the opposite of 'above'.

'Refuse' means to indicate or show that one is not willing to do something, which is the opposite of 'accept'.

'False' means not according with truth or fact, which is the opposite of 'true'.

'Empty' means containing nothing, which is the opposite of 'full'.

'Sad' means feeling sorrow, which is the opposite of 'happy'.

'Reject' means to dismiss as inadequate or unacceptable, which is the opposite of 'accept'.

'Narrow' means having a small distance from one side to the other, which is the opposite of 'broad'.

'Ugly' means unpleasant or repulsive in appearance, which is the opposite of 'beautiful'.

'After' means in the time following an event or another period of time, which is the opposite of 'before'.

'Sell' means to give something in exchange for money, which is the opposite of 'buy'.

'Soft' means easy to mold, cut, compress, or fold, which is the opposite of 'hard'.

'Exit' means to go out of a place, which is the opposite of 'enter'.

'Enemy' is a person who is actively opposed or hostile to someone or something, which is the opposite of 'friend'.

'Dirty' means marked or covered with an unclean substance, which is the opposite of 'clean'.

'Ugly' means unpleasant or repulsive in appearance, which is the opposite of 'beautiful'.

'Asleep' means in a state of sleep, which is the opposite of 'awake'.

'Exit' means to go out of a place, which is the opposite of 'enter'.

'Loud' means producing or capable of producing much noise, which is the opposite of 'quiet'.

'Decrease' means to reduce in size, amount, or degree, which is the opposite of 'increase'.

'Weak' means lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks, which is the opposite of 'strong'.

'Old' refers to having lived or existed for a long time, which is the opposite of 'modern'.

'Lose' means to be deprived of or cease to have something, which is the opposite of 'win'.

'Narrow' means having a small distance from one side to the other, which is the opposite of 'wide'.

'Rude' means offensively impolite or ill-mannered, which is the opposite of 'kind'.

'Lie' means an intentionally false statement, which is the opposite of 'truth'.