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Opposite of to (excessively) talk up one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions
Opposite of to own or have the use or benefit of something
Opposite of to ostentatiously draw attention to
“The nation's leaders are scrambling to suppress any bad publicity about the recent fiasco.”
Opposite of to have as a feature
“This old bathroom will need a new bathtub to be installed when we renovate it.”
Opposite of to possess or be responsible for
“Without his equipment, he will lack the necessary tools and equipment to build and repair the unit.”
Opposite of to take great pleasure in (something)
“I generally dislike playing in the mud, unlike my three brothers who revel in getting dirty.”
Opposite of to rejoice or exult at a victory or success
“Coach let us sulk for a minute or two until finally clearing his throat, drawing our attention back to him.”
Opposite of to be in possession
“Please look after your Playstation console, otherwise, you will be bereft of a gaming console.”
Opposite of an act of talking with excessive pride and self-satisfaction
Opposite of talk or speech that is boastful in a defiant or courageous manner
Opposite of a valuable asset that is a source of pride
“Now I just feel like a thumping huge disappointment to myself.”
Opposite of a source of pride to someone or a group
“Some Tanamoshi members did not fulfill their commitment and then became a disgrace to the community when they left their community after getting some money.”
Opposite of a discovery
“The theft of the crown artifact was a loss of epic proportions to the museum.”
Opposite of an asset that brings praise or renown to a group
“Calloway played so badly that his coach called him a disgrace to the sport of football.”
Opposite of having an excessively favorable opinion of one's abilities, appearance, etc.
“He is humble and a true gentleman who makes his choices based on honesty and integrity.”
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