(receive) Opposite of to give something towards a cause
“Rudolph would receive some much-needed donations for his medical bills.”
(withhold) Opposite of to give something towards a cause
“Brad's parents would withhold his pocket money for the next two weeks after he misbehaved at the restaurant.”
(contribute to) Opposite of to cause or help bring about
“The president believed that high taxes would hinder a rise in employment.”
Opposite of to add a certain quality or feature to something
“The use of somber colors will remove any energy from the room.”
Opposite of to offer an opinion
“We will not be able to come up with any solutions to this issue if you remain silent.”
Opposite of to contribute something, typically money towards a cause
Opposite of to pay out, usually from a public fund or treasury
Opposite of to give what is needed or desired
“You can bring some food for the party, and I will gladly consume it.”
Opposite of to offer or grant (help or services) freely
“Some people decline volunteer work and seek paid positions because of a feeling that pay is the criterion of professional standing.”
Opposite of to yield or produce as a result of an investment of money, time or effort
“For the simple case of a competitive market, it would appear that producers might well lose profits from increased metering.”
Opposite of to participate or become involved in
Opposite of to endow with a quality, ability, or asset
“Claims that the woman invoked a loa to curse him with insanity are invalidated by a complete lack of proof that he ever became insane.”
Opposite of to present formally for discussion or consideration
“The politician would recant his statement when it caused a public outcry.”
Opposite of to participate, take part, or get involved in something
Opposite of to lend money to someone
“She was going through a difficult time and asked if she could borrow some money from me.”
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