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Opposite of to eat, or feed on, grass or herbs
Opposite of to make a long, deep cut in
Opposite of to touch or stroke gently or lovingly
Opposite of to damage, erode, or destroy by friction or use
“A good wax will easily last eight to ten months on a car that will protect the paint from external elements like scratches, dust, and contaminants.”
Opposite of to scrape or wear away by friction
Opposite of to come into general physical contact with
“If you see mushrooms in the wild, don't be tempted to pick it up, and instead avoid them.”
Opposite of to remove or wear away by friction
Opposite of to move hurriedly or as by bouncing or twitching
Opposite of to touch, nudge or scrape lightly in passing
Opposite of to make an opening, incision, or wound in (something) with a sharp-edged tool or object
“He called an aide to hold my arm and then proceeded to stitch my finger without any anesthesia.”
Opposite of to be connected with
“Boat holds are a core exercise in which you sit on your bottom and lift your feet off the ground with your knees straight and toes pointed.”
Opposite of to break through a surface
“The nurse would withdraw the needle after inoculating the child.”
Opposite of a long, deep cut or wound
Opposite of a physical injury
“A book on eating yourself toward healthiness and away from heart disease sits brightly between two much thicker books on cocktail recipes and party snacks.”
Opposite of an instance, or the result, of being physically hurt or injured
Opposite of a mark made by scratching
Opposite of an general act of touching someone or something
“He suspected something was amiss when he saw the recoil of her hand.”
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