Opposites game ~ Part 4.44 (3611 views, 530 replies)
@18635fdgd I think you may be referring to the frequency of your visits to the "Beautiful Women" section on the other side.
But I believe you may be looking for an adjective to describe someone who does not have their thoughts clear
@18635fdgd Oh u mean this specific word. A young female can be modest or polyamorous. Does this makes sense?
To cleave.
One of the more interesting words in the English language, it has two opposite meanings; to split or to join.
Hey I think we already gone Miles Davis here ahahhahhahah, brought the game in a different level of consciousness and all, so i 'll type here:
Nominee * who is not kicked out of the Oscar academy
@18635fdgd I'm missing something. Please explain how resolve is the opposite of join?
@DontSpeak www.merriam-webster.com/dictiona... >
- c : to distinguish between or make independently visible adjacent parts of -
which I find as opposite of
www.merriam-webster.com/dictiona...
2 : to put or bring into close association or relationship
or
: to come together so as to be connected nouns join to form compounds the place where two rivers join
b : adjoin the two estates join
OR I am simply wrong and I use the free literature use of Latin and Greek Langs
Or I am totally wrong and you are right!
@18635fdgd Thank you. Not about right and wrong, it's about understanding the use. I see your rationale. 👍🏻
@☂️Suisen🌂 I wonder if the model is suffering any side effects now that gas prices are so high??
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In this word game, the next player posts a word that is the opposite or antonym of the previous word.
Example:
Happy
Sad
Joyful
Resentful
Buttless Besmirched.