The document discusses antonyms and homonyms. Antonyms are words that show contrast, such as happy and sad. Homonyms are words that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings, such as bear the animal and bear to cope. Synonyms are words that have similar or related meanings, such as little and small. The document provides many examples of antonyms, homonyms, and synonyms to illustrate these concepts.
The document discusses antonyms and homonyms. Antonyms are words that show contrast, such as happy and sad. Homonyms are words that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings, such as bear the animal and bear to cope. Synonyms are words that have similar or related meanings, such as little and small. The document provides many examples of antonyms, homonyms, and synonyms to illustrate these concepts.
The document discusses antonyms and homonyms. Antonyms are words that show contrast, such as happy and sad. Homonyms are words that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings, such as bear the animal and bear to cope. Synonyms are words that have similar or related meanings, such as little and small. The document provides many examples of antonyms, homonyms, and synonyms to illustrate these concepts.
The document discusses antonyms and homonyms. Antonyms are words that show contrast, such as happy and sad. Homonyms are words that are spelled and sound the same but have different meanings, such as bear the animal and bear to cope. Synonyms are words that have similar or related meanings, such as little and small. The document provides many examples of antonyms, homonyms, and synonyms to illustrate these concepts.
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Antonyms -
show contrast between two things or emphasize a point.
After - Before Happy - Sad Raise - Lower
Add- Subtract Hard - Soft Right - Wrong Above-Below Heavy - Light Rise - Sink Awake - Asleep High - Low Rough - Smooth Bad - Good In - Out Same - Different Better - Worse Last - First Sell - Buy Big - Little Laugh - Cry Short - Long Birth - Death Learn - Teach Sour - Sweet Boy - Girl Less - More Start - Stop Clean - Dirty Lie - Truth Stay - Leave Close - Open Long - Short Stop - Go Cold - Hot Loose - Tight Strong - Weak End - Begin Lost - Found Teacher - Student Dark - Light Love - Hate Tidy - Messy Day - Night North - South True - False Even - Odd On - Off Ugly - Beautiful Fail - Pass Over - Under Up - Down False - True Play - Work White - Black Float - Sink Polite - Rude Wild - Tame East - West Poor - Rich Win - Lose Fat - Skinny Present - Absent Well - Sick Hungry - Full Top - Bottom Wet - Dry Gentle - Rough Quick - Slow Young - Old
Synonyms-are words that are similar, or have a related meaning, to another word.
Afraid, scared, frightened Little, small, tiny
Automobile, car, vehicle Look, see, glance, stare Big, large, huge Mad, angry, furious Blank, empty, hollow Mother, mom, mommy Bunny, rabbit, hare Neat, tidy, clean Cap, hat Present, gift, reward, award Center, middle, inside Quick, fast, swift Couch, sofa, divan Quiet, calm Evil, bad, wicked Rest, relax Famous, well-known Rock, stone Father, dad, daddy Rug, carpet, mat Funny, silly, playful, crazy Sack, bag, backpack Garbage, trash, junk, waste Sniff, smell, inhale Gloomy, sad, unhappy Strange, odd, weird Happy, glad, joyful, cheerful Tall, high, big Hide, cover True, right, correct House, home Under, below, beneath Ill, sick, unwell Woman, lady, female Idea, thought Yell, shout, scream Jog, run Listen, hear Address - manner of speaking to someone Address: description of a place's location Homonyms - are words that have the same spelling and sound the same but have different meanings Bear - to be able to cope with something Bear - a large mammal Book - to reserve a hotel room or a table at a restaurant Book - pages bound together with a cover Cave - to give in or surrender Cave - a hole or gap in a rock or in earth Chair - an item of furniture Chair - the head of a department Change - to replace the clothes you are wearing with Change - money given back after a another outfit purchase Cool - chilly in temperature Cool - someone trendy or popular Crane - a large type of bird Crane - a mechanical device used for lifting Deck - a floor or platform extended from a Deck - a pack of playing cards building or ship Duck - to lower your head or body to avoid Duck - a type of bird being hit by something Even - numbers divisible by two Even - flat and level surface Fall- the season between summer and Fall - to drop down winter Club - a group of people with something in Club- a heavy stick used as a weapon common Fire - to let someone go from a job Fire - flames, something burning Groom - the man who is about to get Groom - to make tidy in appearance married Gross - disgusting Gross - large Jam - stuck Jam - spread made from fruit and sugar Key - scale of musical notes Key - device used to lock or unlock a door Left - one side of the body Left - what is remaining of something Light - to set fire Light - pale in color Line - measure of length Line - verse in a poem or story Man - male person Man - to brace or fortify Match - competitive sporting event Match - a device used to start a fire Nail - sharp piece of metal for holding Nail - the end plate of your finger or toe things together Park - to leave a vehicle in a space for a Park - area used for recreation while Pen - an instrument for writing Pen - type of enclosure for animals Seal - a type of mammal Seal - a tight closure Show - to display Show - a type of broadcast Sign - to write your signature on something Sign - omen to make it official Tank - military vehicle Tank- container used to store liquid Tire - rubber covering of a wheel Tire - to become weary or bored Trip - to stumble Trip - a journey Wave - move your hand sideways to say hello Wave - a movement in water Watch - a wearable timepiece Watch - to look carefully Yard - space around a house Yard - measurement of length