In the children's game, the opposite is hide.
The opposite of seeking could be to not seek(ignore) or the culmination of seeking, which is to find.
"Necktie" does not have an antonym, exactly. Perhaps "shoelace," designating a knotted fabric at the opposite extremity from the head and neck, is what you seek.
The verb explore has no single word antonyms. To explore means to search or to seek out. The opposite meaning is to stay home or to remain insular.
The opposite activity would be to ask (inquire, query, question, interrogate, quiz, pose) or request (demand, solicit, seek, crave, petition for, call for, appeal for, beg for, sue for, invite, bid, summon). The opposite (inaction) is not to reply (ignore, disregard, neglect, overlook).
An opposite of the word "to" is from.
The opposite of up is down. So, opposite of the opposite of up is up itself.
Seek.
The opposite of search is to find. Or to not search.The opposite of search (seek) could also be "hide."
Seek or show.
I think the word you seek is "allow".
Since avoid means to stay away, escape, or fend off an opposite meaning could be seek. You could also say face or meet.
The opposite of diva is a regular small town girl.
The opposite of pursuit is retreat. If a police officer doesn't go after a criminal, they retreat, allowing the criminal to get away.
"Necktie" does not have an antonym, exactly. Perhaps "shoelace," designating a knotted fabric at the opposite extremity from the head and neck, is what you seek.
Bear in mind that not all words have an exact opposite. You might say that the opposite of making an enquiry is to remain silent and make no enquiry. Or you might say that the opposite of making an enquiry is replying to an enquiry. Neither of these is exactly an opposite but they are at least something like an opposite.
The verb explore has no single word antonyms. To explore means to search or to seek out. The opposite meaning is to stay home or to remain insular.
1) hide 2) touch your lips to ones of the opposite gender preferably 3) hope you don't get found!
The opposite activity would be to ask (inquire, query, question, interrogate, quiz, pose) or request (demand, solicit, seek, crave, petition for, call for, appeal for, beg for, sue for, invite, bid, summon). The opposite (inaction) is not to reply (ignore, disregard, neglect, overlook).