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No, learn is not an antonym for infer. The two concepts are actually more similar than they are dissimilar. To learn is to gain knowledge, while to infer is to make some kind of reasonable guess, which if you are doing it correctly, will also add to your knowledge.
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What is the antonym of classification?
The antonym of classification is disorganization or chaos.
What is the antonym of inquire?
The antonym of "to inquire" (ask) could be to answer, reply, or respond. Or it could be to "not inquire" (to ignore or neglect).
Antonym for build?
Destroy, destruct
Antonym of build?
Probably "destroy"; also, "raze," "deconstruct," "dismantle," and so on.
Is research an antonym to search?
No, research is not an antonym of search. While search refers to the act of looking for something, research refers to the systematic investigation and study of a subject or topic to gather information and expand knowledge. Both involve seeking information, but research implies a more structured and in-depth approach than simply searching.
What is a antonym of infer?
misunderstand
What is an antonym for infer?
Misunderstood
What is a antonym of learn?
A potential antonym of "learn" is "forget" or "unlearn."
What is the antonym for the word coaching?
Learn
Is the antonym of learn teach?
Yes, "teach" is the antonym of "learn." Learning involves gaining knowledge or skills, while teaching involves imparting knowledge or skills to others.
What is an antonym for insinuate?
There is no opposite for insinuate (imply, suggest) except to openly declare or state.However, the opposite action by the recipient would be to infer (assume an implication or insinuation).
What are some antonyms for instruct?
An antonym for the verb instruct could include, learn.
What inferences could be made after performing the Atomic Theory lab experiments?
what can you infer about your result of strawberries
What do you infer if you are watching a space launch and suddenly learn that the launch has been scrubbed?
Some problem has suddenly arisen.
What is the antonym of synonym?
Stumped, thoughtless, stuck, unthinking, unmindful....
What is another word for interpretive?
* understand * construe * infer * deduce* understand * construe * infer * deduce* understand * construe * infer * deduce* understand * construe * infer * deduce* understand * construe * infer * deduce* understand * construe * infer * deduce
What helps the reader refers most to infer a writers theme?
The best way to find the theme is to ask yourself "What did the character learn during the story?"
