Grade 4 Language - Antonyms and Synonyms
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Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings, such as 'on' and 'off'. The opposite of 'right' is 'left'. The opposite of 'antonym' is 'synonym'.
Numerous words in the English language have an opposite, but not all of them. If you think of the word 'apple' there isn't an antonym of this word. Dictionaries often add antonyms ~ good, larger dictionaries that is. Getting familiar with new words ~ how to spell them; what they mean; their synonyms and antonyms ~ will add to your knowledge of the English language. If you want to be a writer (of any kind) you'll need to have a good vocabulary. Using an alternative (and maybe more unusual) word will enhance your writing.
Try this elementary school quiz and see how many antonyms and synonyms you know.
Instead of being normal, the house was EERIE.
Some people live in POVERTY, but others live in a rich house.
Abandon (verb)
Sally had AMPLE time to get to the store, but she had only a few minutes to get to the post office.
Interior (noun)
Driving on the wrong side of the road can be HAZARDOUS. It is better to be safe.
If the bank robber RETRIEVES the money from the safe, he will get all the money in the bank.
My grandmother’s house is located in a RURAL area where there are a lot of trees and few neighbors.
Her job was TERMINATED so she had to go find a new job.
Insert (verb)
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