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Noun
Opposite for a structure that complements or supplements something else
“An archaeological museum in a cathedral annex on the west coast of Italy pays tribute to the rich and ancient history of the area.”
Verb
Opposite for to assist by contributing
“They are secretive and withhold information not only from the rest of the world, but even from their own organizations.”
Noun
Opposite for financial help
“You will have nothing if you do not reach out for help.”
Noun
Opposite for denotes assistance or an approval
“I could see how Andy was on a downward spiral and I think the rejection from us helped kick-start his career.”
Noun
Opposite for a sanction; or public approval
“The diplomat explained that people were booing, an expression of dissatisfaction.”
Verb
Opposite for to approbate or endorse
“The deputies had plenty of other means at their disposal to criticize the government and protest the monetization of benefits.”
Noun
Opposite for essential things that provides sustenance for life
“While luxury gives us comfort, we should realize that this is not sustainable.”
Verb
Opposite for to strengthen or stabilize
“The lies are just the latest attempt to destabilize a fractured country.”
Verb
Opposite for to provide care; to help or encourage
“Cultural neglect, they say, reflects social neglect, and it becomes a vicious circle.”
Verb
Opposite for to substantiate or verify; to vindicate
“The court held that the statute did not invalidate the tenancy agreement but merely regulated its circumvention through the imposition of fines.”
Noun
Opposite for evidence; proof
“The actual distinction isn't so much between informed versus uninformed as between in denial and not in denial.”
Verb
(archaic) Opposite for to endure or tolerate
“I know that I will forfeit my freedom, my reputation, my worldly possessions, and most importantly, the trust of my friends and family.”
Noun
(computing) Opposite for usability or compatibility
“This issue might be a conflict between your device system and the Excel program.”
Noun
Opposite for the bearing of a secondary role
“My holiday plans are at the mercy of the head of the company.”
Adjective
Opposite for of having a auxiliary or subsidiary behaviour
“The main man in charge of direction fell ill, thus, halting production.”
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