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Opposite of to crush into fine particles
Opposite of to cause to become sharp or sharper
Opposite of to cause to be troubled or perturbed
Opposite of to crush or reduce to fine particles
Opposite of to apply great and continuous effort towards work, a task, or a goal
Opposite of to scrape or wear away by friction or erosion
Opposite of to make smooth, glossy or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding
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 engage in carnal activity
Opposite of to make shiny by applying a glossy substance to
(give up) Opposite of to crush into fine particles
(reconstruct) Opposite of to crush into fine particles
“The documentary takes us behind the scenes in the paleontologist's workshop, where they reconstruct ancient dinosaurs as they might have been from tiny fragments.”
Opposite of to apply great and continuous effort
Opposite of to move slowly, heavily, clumsily, or with difficulty
Opposite of to crush into a soft, wet, shapeless mass
Opposite of to acquire new information or skill
“I hope that others can assemble the jagged rhythms of my stories to unlearn common misperceptions about vernacular English.”
Opposite of to continue or last, typically without interruption
Opposite of to exert oneself for a particular purpose
“I would laze late into the night despite having work to complete.”
Opposite of to study intensively over a short period of time just before an examination
Opposite of to apply oneself to study
“Most children, as well as many adults, would rather play than study most of the time if given a choice.”
Opposite of to make smooth, glossy or shiny by rubbing, cleaning, or grinding
“Using spray waxes or polishes on a surface will just dull the shine.”
Opposite of hard, and usually dull, work, effort or activity
Opposite of an intellectual, typically in a particular branch of study
Opposite of a habit or pattern of behaviour that has become dull and unproductive but is hard to change
Opposite of the customary, habitual, or expected procedure or way of doing something
Opposite of a significantly difficult task or experience
“Life was a luxury for him now that he had finally made a success of himself.”
(colloquial, US) Opposite of a difficult or tedious undertaking
“With this lemonade concentrate in the refrigerator, making a cold drink is a cinch.”
Opposite of hard work, or the effort expended on a particular task
“We are never going to finish building this house with so much laziness.”
Opposite of a mental or emotional conflict or struggle
Opposite of an overly studious or intellectual person
Opposite of indefatigable or extremely persistent
Opposite of indefatigable, untiring, or inexhaustible
Opposite of of the most normal, frequent, or regular type
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