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Opposite of sensitive?
tough
What is the opposite of question?
answer
What is the opposite of potion?
There is no opposite of potion; the question does not make sense.
Which word best expresses the meaning opposite to the word 'tough'?
I am guessing that you mean tough. Antonym for that depending on your meaning would include: weak, malleable, compliant.
Opposite of trusting?
to question, to doubt
Opposite of sensitive?
tough
What is the opposite of tender?
This is a tough one to answer
What is the opposite of tough meat?
Tender meat
Which means almost the opposite of tough?
Easy
What is the opposite of the tough questions?
The simple ones
What is the opposite meaning of sissy?
The opposite meaning of sissy would be tough, strong, or masculine.
What is the opposite of smooth and rhymes with tough?
Oh, dude, the opposite of smooth that rhymes with tough is... rough! I mean, it's like a no-brainer, right? Smooth is all sleek and silky, and then you've got rough, which is like, well, not smooth. So, yeah, rough it is.
What the opposite of the word answer?
The opposite of the word "answer" is "question."
What is the opposite of the word jump?
there isnt one so tough
Is this question too tough for you?
It's pretty tough, but no. Definitely not too tough for me. I am an answering wizard.
Is anti epileptic the opposite to epileptic?
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When the going tough gets tough the tough get going?
Most would agree. If you have a question, so state
