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Opposite

Definition

The term "opposite" refers to something that is completely different or contrary in nature, direction, or meaning from another person, thing, or concept.

Parts of Speech

  • Noun: The opposite can be used as a noun to refer to the contrary or reverse of something.
  • Adjective: Opposite can also function as an adjective, describing something or someone that is completely different or contrary.
  • Verb: Though less common, opposite can be used as a verb meaning to be directly facing or across from something.
  • Adverb: Opposite can occasionally be used as an adverb, providing additional information about the direction or position of something.

Senses and Usages

  1. Opposite as a Noun

    • Sense 1: The completely different or converse form or counterpart of something.
    • The opposite of hot is cold.

    • Sense 2: A person or thing that is completely different or contrary to another.
    • She is the complete opposite of her sister in terms of personality.

  2. Opposite as an Adjective

    • Sense 1: Contrary or completely different in nature, direction, or meaning.
    • Black is the opposite color of white.

    • Sense 2: Situated or positioned directly across from or facing something.
    • The grocery store is opposite the park.

  3. Opposite as a Verb

    • Sense 1: Be facing or in a position directly across from something.
    • The two houses opposite each other are identical.

  4. Opposite as an Adverb

    • Sense 1: In a position directly across from something.
    • He sat opposite of her at the dinner table.

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