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Opposite of the state of having a lack of something that is necessary or essential
Opposite of the act of forcefully dispossessing or depriving someone of something
Opposite of a lack or deficiency of something
“He felt hungry in the presence of food.”
Opposite of the amount or degree by which something is reduced
“Amassing more data does not necessarily lead to the acquisition of better information.”
Opposite of severe suffering, difficulty or privation
“My fortune enabled me to live my life in comfort and luxury, but it also gave me too much time.”
Opposite of the state of being devoid of something
“Katie said that she had recently come into possession of a letter written by her great grandmother.”
Opposite of the loss or sacrifice necessary to achieve or obtain something
“Not only were my three collaborators extremely knowledgeable, but they came with the added advantage of access to money and resources that would support our research.”
Opposite of an act of devoting time, effort, resources, or energy to a particular undertaking
“Steeped in the frugality of his time, he never wanted to go out to eat or spend money when he didn't feel the need.”
Opposite of an act of giving up something valued for the sake of something else
“As a professional athlete, regular exercise and a balanced diet is a necessity.”
(rare, dated) Opposite of detriment or disadvantage
“I know of no government which stands against its obligations, purely for its own benefit, more solidly.”
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