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   Opposite

   Antonym, a word that means the opposite of a word
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   Opposite (semantics)

   Auto-antonyms are the same words that can mean the opposite of themselves under different contexts or having separate definitions ... Translation of the word - Antonym
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   List of replaced loanwords in Turkish

   It may take years, or even decades, before a Turkish word can grow on people's vocabulary and be more frequently utilized. ... gün means day -> günce means agenda, güncel means current, gündem means current events and news, güncellemek means to update, günay means date, güney means south, güneş means sun, günlük means diary, gündüz means day time (opposite of night) or morning,
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   List of country name etymologies

   The word mali means "hippopotamus" in Malinké and Bamana. ... "Antilles" from a mythical land or island (Antillia), west of Europe, or a combination of two Portuguese words ante or anti (possibly meaning "opposite" in the sense of "on the opposite side of the world") and ilha ("island"), currently the name for these Caribbean Islands.
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   Placeholder name

   Tal when used with another word means "something". ... Vaina is word commonly used by Dominicans to refer to any object.
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   List of French words and phrases used by English speakers

   In French, the word means author, but some expressions like "cinéma d'auteur" are also in use.
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   List of shibboleths

   The word means "(small) kitchen cupboard" in diminutive-loving Swiss German dialect and contains three consecutive "ch" /x/ (as in the Scottish 'Loch') separated by vowels.
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   Names of God in Judaism

   Hebrew grammar allows for this form to mean "He is the Power (singular) over powers (plural)", just as the word Ba'alim means "owner" (see above). ... The root of the word means "dwelling".
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   Dibs

   The word is considered to mean the opposite to "dibs". ... It is short for "five minutes", which basically means that the chair is theirs, but after five minutes is fair game.
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    Gender-neutrality in languages with grammatical gender

    Presidenta used to be "the president's wife", but there have been several women presidents in Latin American republics, and in modern usage the word means mainly a female president. ... Unlike other Indo-European languages, however, they can be used in a gender-free way.

Explore the following pages on Powerset:

• Opposite,
• Opposite (semantics),
• List of replaced loanwords in Turkish,
• List of country name etymologies,
• Placeholder name,
• List of French words and phrases used by English speakers,
• List of shibboleths,
• Names of God in Judaism,
• Dibs,
• Gender-neutrality in languages with grammatical gender