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What is the opposite cheap?
The opposite is actually most expensive , but a one-word antonym is costliest.
Is least favorite a oxymoron?
of course not. least is just a word that makes word next to it opposite. it does not suddenly turn itself into the opposite of the next word.
What is the opposite word of fortune?
what word is opposite of prudent
What is a opposite word for the word word?
The opposite of anything is it's absence. Silence would be the opposite of a word spoken.
What is the opposite word for the word cobble?
There is no opposite to cobble.
What is the opposite cheap?
The opposite is actually most expensive , but a one-word antonym is costliest.
What is the opposite word of expensive word?
cheap, affordable, inexpensive
What is the opposite word of slide?
turn
Is least favorite a oxymoron?
of course not. least is just a word that makes word next to it opposite. it does not suddenly turn itself into the opposite of the next word.
How many syllables are in the word peach?
The word peach has one syllable.
What is the opposite of commiseration?
The opposite of the word "commiseration" (which means feeling sympathy for others misfortunes) is "indifferent", or to turn away.
How many phonemes are in the word peach?
There are the phonemes, or speech sounds, in the word peach: p / ea / ch
What is the tagalog of color peach?
The Tagalog word for the color peach is "kapiranggot."
What are non metal objects?
If find the answer for metalloid just turn it the opposite meaning of the word metalloid
Is peach a proper noun?
No, the noun "peach" is a common noun, a general word for a type of tree; a general word for a type of fruit; a general word for a color; a word for any peach of any kind.A proper noun is the name or title of a specific person, place, or thing; for example, the Peach House Restaurant in Kingston NC or Peach Springs, AZ.
Where did the peach come from?
The name Peach derives from the Latin word persica, which means "Persian".
How many phonemes in peach?
The word "peach" has three phonemes: /p/ /iː/ /tʃ/.
