synonyms: sad · miserable · sorrowful · dejected · despondent · disconsolate · morose · [more] (unhappy at/about/with) not satisfied or pleased with (a situation). "many were unhappy about the scale of the cuts" synonyms: dissatisfied · displeased · discontented · disappointed · disgruntled · disapproving of unfortunate. "an unhappy coincidence" synonyms: unfortunate · unlucky · luckless · hapless · ill-starred · ill-fated · [more]
In many aspects, the opposite could be "civilization" because so many things about it are different from the natural environment. Among anthropologists and sociologists, the word nature is used to represent instinctive responses, having as its opposite factor "nurture" (meaning learned responses).
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humility, a humble heart, not self seeking.
I mentioned my idea, although it was quite contrary to the subject.Contray to popular belief, the poor might be happier than the rich.contrary to what people think I do go to church regularly
synonyms: sad · miserable · sorrowful · dejected · despondent · disconsolate · morose · [more] (unhappy at/about/with) not satisfied or pleased with (a situation). "many were unhappy about the scale of the cuts" synonyms: dissatisfied · displeased · discontented · disappointed · disgruntled · disapproving of unfortunate. "an unhappy coincidence" synonyms: unfortunate · unlucky · luckless · hapless · ill-starred · ill-fated · [more]
In many aspects, the opposite could be "civilization" because so many things about it are different from the natural environment. Among anthropologists and sociologists, the word nature is used to represent instinctive responses, having as its opposite factor "nurture" (meaning learned responses).
In many aspects, the opposite could be "civilization" because so many things about it are different from the natural environment. Among anthropologists and sociologists, the word nature is used to represent instinctive responses, having as its opposite factor "nurture" (meaning learned responses).
There are many different kinds of opposites. For example, the additive opposite is +44, the multiplicative opposite is -1/44.
There is none. Flue is a noun with many different meanings. However, none of them have an opposite.
There are three syllables in the word "unhappy."
Infinitely many
just type in on your address bar, dictionary.com and click on theosouraus at the top and it will give you many options_______________Not every word has an antomym. An antonym is a word that has a meaning opposite the starting word. An antonym is opposite in meaning, and not just different in meaning. Up has an opposite, hot has an opposite. The antonyms of these opposites would be the words just given. The antonym of up is down, the antonyn of down is up. The antonym of hot is cold, and the antonym of cold is hot. Yes, there are variations, and words can have more than one meaning. Many words do not have antonyms. For example, what are the antonyms for: paint, chlorophyll, cataract, Jabberwok, skin, chicken pox, mink, pray, ski, thud, bungee jump, dance? The word 'walk' does not have an antomym. There are many different ways of getting around, but none of them would be antonyms of walk.
There are many different colors such as black with its opposite white or purple with its opposite yellow. hope this helps
No, quite the opposite as many different interpretations have begun many different churches in Christianity - as well as Judaism.
I would guess it would be few because few is little bit and many is a lot
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