The opposite of retain (keep) could be lose or dispose of.
The opposite of retain (hold) would be release, free, loosen, or unsecure.
Retain
The opposite would be to receive, or to take.The act of not donating would be to keep, retain, or hold.
The opposite of the verb "release" (let go) can be check, hold, capture, retain, detain, or gather. The opposite of the noun release could similarly be retention, or holding. For wildlife applications, the opposite (first) action would be to catch.
The opposite of the verb "release" (let go) can be check, hold, capture, retain, detain, or gather. The opposite of the noun release could similarly be retention, or holding. For wildlife applications, the opposite (first) action would be to catch.
"Face" means your image, your persona, or how you are perceived. If you save face, you retain your honor and integrity. Losing face means the opposite, and you are shamed.
Retain
The opposite would be to receive, or to take.The act of not donating would be to keep, retain, or hold.
The opposite of lose (a competition) is "win."The opposite of lose (misplace) is to "find."The opposite of lose (possession, value) is to "gain." To not lose is to "retain."
The opposite of a large ship could be a small boat. The opposite of the verb 'to ship' could be to deliver, receive, retain, keep, or hold.
No, it's a diuretic and has the exact opposite effect.
Three antonyms for forfeit are: gain, win, retain Alternate answer: default..... because if the other team forfeits you win by default
The opposite of the verb "release" (let go) can be check, hold, capture, retain, detain, or gather. The opposite of the noun release could similarly be retention, or holding. For wildlife applications, the opposite (first) action would be to catch.
The opposite of the verb "release" (let go) can be check, hold, capture, retain, detain, or gather. The opposite of the noun release could similarly be retention, or holding. For wildlife applications, the opposite (first) action would be to catch.
Absorption is the opposite of emission, however the two generally work in tandem.
The opposite of deciduous is "evergreen." Evergreen trees and plants retain their leaves or needles throughout the year, unlike deciduous trees that shed their leaves annually.
Dismiss means to direct to disperse or go, to give permission to leave or reject. So the opposite would be retain, welcome, or accept.
Technically, it would be to "fecate." That means to accumulate feces. Defecate means to remove fecal matter from the body.