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What is the opposite of deemed?
The closest word might be dismissed, as in 'I dismissed the thought'.The word 'deemed' does not have an opposite. It means 'judged' or 'thought' or 'considered', as in "I deemed it best to ignore his rudeness." There is no opposite to that type of 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 of surf?
The word 'surf' does not have a opposite word.
What is a word the opposite of impact?
a small touch
What is the opposite of deemed?
The closest word might be dismissed, as in 'I dismissed the thought'.The word 'deemed' does not have an opposite. It means 'judged' or 'thought' or 'considered', as in "I deemed it best to ignore his rudeness." There is no opposite to that type of word.
What is a word that is pronounced two different ways that means a thing you can see or touch and to express an opposite opinion?
object
In the English language, what's a type of word that is its own opposite?
instant celebrity
What is the antonym for your?
The word your does not have an exact antonym, but there are some situations in which the opposite of your is my. This is your pizza, and this is my pizza. You can eat your pizza, but don't touch my pizza.
What is the opposite of iPad?
ipod touch
What is crude touch?
the opposite of fine touch, so it will be a more rough sense of touch. E!
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 satisfaccion?
which is the opposite to the word satisfaccion
Opposite meaning of the word 'sin'?
This word does not have an opposite.
What the opposite of the word answer?
The opposite of the word "answer" is "question."
