" antonymous "

 [ "antonym" ]

1: A word that has an opposite meaning to another word.

  * e.g.,  ... Jeer is the antonym of ovation. 

 [ "Antonym" ]

1: A word that means the opposite of another word.

  * e.g.,  ... For example, "hot" is the antonym of "cold." 

 [ "antonymic" ]

1: The exact opposite of;

  * e.g.,  ... We are experiencing an antonymic heat wave. meaning: It's colder than the ring around a polar bear's butt outside. 

 [ "Antonym" ]

1: Antonym is a unique NFT Project rendered as 3D Artwork.

  * e.g.,  ... The word antonym can have different meanings but in this context it is the NFT-project Antonym. 

 [ "Antonym" ]

2: To be able to secure yourself a spot on the early-access list you will need to be whitelisted. Whitelist spots are distributed based of activity and contribution which enables a perfect utopia of community where people support each other and makes it easier to befriend each other. Furthermore there is a large amount of events hosted by different kinds of people from different professions. Giveaways will also occur but to avoid people who are purposely only looking to get whitelisted without having any interest in the project itself the administration team checks the profiles for activity Antonym will be available on OpenSea as an NFT project and will be launched on the Ethereum blockchain.

  * e.g.,  ... I finally got into the Antonym discord-server after attempting for ages! 

 [ "Antonym" ]

3: Ethereum is an open source and decentralized blockchain based off smart-contracts. So you might ask, SecurePanda what is an NFT? The answer is not simple. Non-fungible token. That doesn’t make it any clearer. Sorry. “Non-fungible” more or less means that it’s unique and can’t be replaced with something else.

 [ "Antonymous" ]

1: A variation of the word antonym, in a manner similar to the way synonym and synonymous are related. When several words are synonyms, they mean approximately the same thing. However, when they are synonymous, they mean exactly the same thing. Similarly, there must be a word that means exactly opposite, to pair with "antonym" which only means approximately opposite. Thus, antonymous words are words that are exact polar opposites in meaning.

  * e.g.,  ... Black and white are antonymous. 

 [ "antonym" ]

1: Means the same as opposite. Antonym and opposite are both synonyms.

  * e.g.,  ... Dangerous and safe are both antynoms. Antonym! 

 [ "Antonym" ]

1: used when you are talking about your aunt and the people she lives or hangs around with

  * e.g.,  ... man 1: yo dawg, who we gonna go see tonight? 

 [ "Personality Antonym" ]

1: the opposite of your personality

  * e.g.,  ... Do you know Chelsea? No, you don't. Therefore, you don't know anything about her personality antonyms. 

 [ "antonym" ]

1: FUCK SOMEONE WITH AN INSULT CALLED "SON OF A BITCH!!!"

  * e.g.,  ... antonym you!!! 

 [ "synonyms and antonyms" ]

1: To start off, what exactly ARE synonyms? Synonyms are words, morphemes or phrases that mean the exact or nearly the same as another word, morpheme, or phrase! For example, the word ‘colourful’ has many different antonyms (for example: bright, dramatic, vivid, striking and so on)! Antonyms on the other hand are the opposite to another word, phrase or morpheme. A few example of this is the word small is an antonym to the word big, the word wet is an antonym to dry, the word clean is an antonym to the word dirty et cetra! You can thank me later.

  * e.g.,  ... Person: Can you tell me what ‘synonyms and an antonyms are?! 

 [ "synonyms and antonyms" ]

2: Going back to synonyms, some synonyms actually improve the sentence, for example: Boring sentence: The small mouse walked down the path Now all you need to do is slap in a few better words to replace the bad ones! Good sentence: The microscopic mouse scurried down the dirty suburbs. So, if we know what synonyms can do, what about antonyms? We know that antonyms can actually make a sentence the exact opposite! We know this because: Sentence one: The big elephant walked slowly through the jungle. Sentence two: The small meerkat ran quickly through the desert. That’s all! Thankyou for looking and I hope this helped you!

  * e.g.,  ... Alien: Just look on urban dictionary!