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| Name | Let's Learn Antonyms! Lets Learn Opposites | Opposites For Kids | Opposite Words With Pictures |
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| Video Discription | Antonyms are words that have contrasting, or opposite, meanings. Like so much of the English language, "antonym" is rooted in the Greek language. The Greek word anti means opposite, while onym means name. Opposite name - that makes sense! Since the English language is so complex, people may disagree about which words truly have opposite meanings. With the examples of antonyms listed below, we try to clear that up and offer some tactics for choosing the most appropriate word every time. Types of Antonyms You may be interested to know that there are three different kinds of antonyms. Let's take a look at each one: Complementary: Complementary antonyms have no middle ground. Examples include: boy - girl, off - on, night - day, entrance - exit, exterior - interior, true - false, dead - alive, push - pull, pass - fail Relational: These are similar to complementary antonyms, except that both must exist for them to be antonyms of each other. Check out these examples: above - below, doctor - patient, husband - wife, servant - master, borrow - lend, give - receive, predator - prey, buy - sell, instructor - pupil Graded: These antonyms deal with levels of comparison and they can be two words on a scale. Many are relative terms, which can be interpreted differently by different people. Examples include: young - elderly, hard - easy, happy - wistful, wise - foolish, fat - slim, warm - cool, early - late, fast - slow, dark - pale Add a Prefix to Create an Antonym Sometimes, you don't need to search for another word entirely. It's possible to create an antonym simply by adding a prefix to the word. Some examples of antonyms created by adding the prefix dis- are: Agree → disagree Appear → disappear Belief → disbelief Honest → dishonest Adding the prefix in- can make the following opposites: Tolerant → intolerant Decent → indecent Discreet → indiscreet Excusable → inexcusable Using the prefix mis- create antonyms like: Behave → misbehave Interpret → misinterpret Lead → mislead Trust → mistrust Examples of antonyms made by adding the prefix un- are: Likely → unlikely Able → unable Fortunate → unfortunate Forgiving → unforgiving By adding the prefix non- you can make these antonyms: Entity → nonentity Conformist → nonconformist Payment → nonpayment Sense → nonsense Yosioka is an educational channel made specifically for children. By carrying out the main character of a cute doll named Yosi and Oka. Yosioka tried to become a youtube education channel that was appropriate to be presented to children. Let's play and study with Yosioka! Yosioka is updated once a week. Click like & Subscribe, don't forget to click the notification bell. For questions and suggestions: 5listertv@gmail.com Sources in this video Opening Music: Happy Go Lucky Logo By Sunshine Music - https://www.premiumbeat.com/royalty-free-tracks/happy-go-lucky-podcast-logo #Antonyms #OppositeWords #KidsLearn |
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