yes
AAdjectives describe a noun e.g. 'The red coat' . 'Red' is the adjective. Antonyms describe words of opposite meaning e.g. 'The green coat' . 'Green is the antonyms of 'red'. Both colours are adjectives of coat.
mechant
The word diameter does not have an antonym. You could have as well asked the antonym of dog.Most antonyms are adjectives or adverbs. Most nouns do not have antonyms.
You can't have an antonym for a noun. Antonyms only exist for adjectives or adverbs.
asurd
There are no antonyms to nouns, only antonyms to adverbs and adjectives.
AAdjectives describe a noun e.g. 'The red coat' . 'Red' is the adjective. Antonyms describe words of opposite meaning e.g. 'The green coat' . 'Green is the antonyms of 'red'. Both colours are adjectives of coat.
Nouns don't have antonyms. Only adjectives, and adverbs and verbs have antonyms.
No, nouns can also have antonyms: day/night, light/darkness,...
mechant
The word diameter does not have an antonym. You could have as well asked the antonym of dog.Most antonyms are adjectives or adverbs. Most nouns do not have antonyms.
Antonyms for list: lie and straighten
You can't have an antonym for a noun. Antonyms only exist for adjectives or adverbs.
asurd
I'm pretty sure there are no antonyms for trait since it is a noun. usually antonyms affect propositions verbs, and adjectives.
Yes
How about: haphazard