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antonym of naught

 

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Antonym of Naught

Definition

The antonym of naught refers to the opposite or contrary meaning of the term "naught," which indicates nothingness, absence, or zero.

Senses and Usages

1. Positive

When referring to the antonym of naught in a positive sense, it can encompass various words and concepts such as:

  • Plenitude: a state of fullness, abundance, or plenty.
  • Existence: the fact or state of being, the opposite of nonexistence.
  • Success: the achievement of a desired outcome or the attainment of a goal, contrasting failure or defeat.
Sample Sentence

After years of hard work and dedication, she finally found success, proving to herself that the antonym of naught truly exists.

2. Negative

In a negative sense, the antonym of naught can include words and concepts that go against nothingness or absence, such as:

  • Presence: the state or condition of being present, the opposite of absence.
  • Substance: a material or matter that has physical existence, in contrast to something intangible or immaterial.
  • Value: the worth, importance, or significance of something, contrary to worthlessness or insignificance.
Sample Sentence

The presence of his warm smile and the substance of his kind words brought value to even the smallest interactions, reminding her that the antonym of naught is ever-present.

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