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Opposite of relating to the running of a home or to family relations
“The business car is restricted to employees only.”
Opposite of existing or occurring inside a particular jurisdiction
“The senator has been criticized for expensive junkets to foreign countries.”
(of an animal or pet) Opposite of tame and kept by humans
“Wild animals have been known to turn on their masters and well-intentioned defenders.”
Opposite of enjoying home or family life
“He was an ambitious, and outdoorsy sort who eventually ended up opening his own business selling adventure equipment.”
Opposite of originating or occurring naturally in, or from, a given place
“The nonindigenous green crabs are the largest common intertidal predators.”
Opposite of frequent or common
“David had been away for so long that his hometown had became an unfamiliar sight.”
Opposite of having a comfortable environment, like a home
Opposite of suitable for or used on ordinary days
“While drifting down the river, it is not uncommon to see all types of wildlife like goats, deer, armadillos, foxes, and even a rare glimpse of a Bald Eagle.”
Opposite of relating to a town or district or its governing body
Opposite of of, or provided by, the state rather than an independent, commercial company
“They now have to lease the trains that they use, principally from three private companies.”
Opposite of simple and unpretentious in nature
Opposite of a person who is paid to help with cleaning and other menial tasks in a person's home
“I will require permission from my master to have a lunch break.”
Opposite of someone who is employed in a regular job
Opposite of a citizen of a particular country
“With his sandy blonde hair, blue eyes, and lilting Irish tones, Mosse clearly stuck out as a foreigner in the Congo region.”
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