” Can A Word Be Its Own Opposite? “
Yes! They are called Contronyms —words that are their own antonyms, depending on usage. Here are a few examples “Dust” : can mean ‘to add
Yes! They are called Contronyms —words that are their own antonyms, depending on usage. Here are a few examples “Dust” : can mean ‘to add
All good things come to those who wait. But Time and tide wait for no man. The pen is mightier than the sword. But Actions
1. I am so glad we met. Thanks for the conversation. It has been great. 2. It was so good catching up with you.
All’ can be used before a countable noun. ( All girls, All guests) All can be used before an uncountable noun. ( All work, All