Opposite Of Lady, Antonyms of Lady, Meaning and Example Sentences - English Grammar Here (2024)

Opposite Of Lady, Antonyms of Lady, Meaning and Example Sentences

Antonym opposite words contradict each other and meet opposite meanings. A word has synonyms as well as antonyms. When we learn a language, when we learn a word in that language, it will be very useful for us to learn both the opposite and the synonymsof this word.

Because learning a word with its synonyms increases our competence in that language as well as our competence in speaking and writing. Learning a word with its opposite meanings both broadens our vocabulary and helps our activity on language. There are some things we need to know about opposite words.

First, the negative of a word cannot be the opposite of that word.Negativewords indicate whether an action should be taken to us, that is, not the opposite meaning of a word. In a language, not every word has a synonym, but not every word has an opposite. In general, adjectives and adverbs have opposite meanings, that is, words reporting quality and quantity often have opposite words.

Lady means; woman, miss, madam, madame, mistress

Opposites of Lady;

• man
• guy
• fellow
• person
• chap
• lad
• male
• boy
• he
• gent
• jack

Example Sentences with Lady;

• He greeted the lady.
• My sister is a very lucky lady.
• Have a nice day ladies.

Here are 400 Important Opposite Words List

• boy– girl
• brave– cowardly
• break– fix
• broad– narrow
• brother– sister
• build– destroy
• busy– lazy
• buy– sell
• calm– excited
• careful– careless
• careless– careful
• catch– miss
• ceiling– floor
• cellar– attic
• centre– outskirts
• certainly– probably
• changeable– constant
• cheap– expensive
• child– adult
• children– parents
• clean– dirty
• clear– cloudy
• clever– stupid
• close– open
• closed– open
• cloudy– clear
• cold– hot
• cold– heat
• come– go
• comedy– drama
• complicated– simple
• compliment– insult
• compulsory– voluntary
• connect– separate
• consonant– vowel
• constant– changeable

• cry– laugh
• damage– repair
• danger– security
• dangerous– safe
• dark– light
• daughter– son
• dawn– dusk
• day– night
• dead– alive
• death– birth
• deep– shallow
• defeat– victory
• defence– attack
• defend– attack
• delicious– awful
• deny– admit
• depart– arrive
• departure– arrival
• descendant– ancestor
• descent– ascent
• desperate– hopeful
• destroy– build
• destruction– construction
• devil– angel
• dictatorship– republic
• die– live

• emigrate– immigrate
• emigration– immigration
• empty– full
• end– begin
• end– beginning
• ending– beginning
• enemy– friend
• enjoy– hate
• enter– leave
• entrance– exit
• equal– different
• even– odd
• evening– morning
• everybody– nobody
• everything– nothing

• find– lose
• finish– begin
• finish– start
• first– final
• fix– break
• flat– hilly
• floor– ceiling
• follow– lead
• forbid– allow
• for– against
• foreground– background
• foreign– domestic
• foreigner– native
• forget– remember
• form– destroy
• fortune– bad luck
• forward– backward

• free– arrest
• freeze– melt
• frequently– occasionally
• fresh– old/stale
• friend– enemy
• front– rear
• infrontof– back
• full– empty
• funny– serious
• future– past
• general– particular
• generous– mean
• gentle– violent
• gentleman– lady
• giant– tiny
• girl– boy
• give– take
• go– come
• good– bad
• grown-up– child
• guest– host
• guilty– innocent
• happiness– sadness
• happy– sad
• handsome– ugly
• hard– easy
• harvest– plant
• hate– enjoy
• health– disease
• healthy– ill
• heat– cold
• heaven– hell
• heavy– light
• hell– heaven

• land– water
• large– small
• last– first
• late– early
• laugh– cry
• lazy– active
• lead– follow
• learn– teach
• leave– arrive
• left– right
• lend– borrow
• less– more
• let– forbid
• lie– stand
• life– death
• light– dark
• light– heavy
• like– hate
• liquid– solid
• little– big
• little– much
• live– die
• long– short
• lose– win
• loser– winner
• loud– quiet
• love– hate
• lovely– terrible
• low– high
• lower– raise
• badluck– good luck
• goodluck– bad luck
• major– minor

• married– divorced
• marry– divorce
• master– servant
• maximum– minimum
• mean– generous
• melt– freeze
• men– women
• mend– break
• mess– order
• midnight– noon
• minimum– maximum
• minor– major
• miss– hit
• miss– catch
• moderate– extreme
• modern– ancient
• monarchy– republic
• moon– sun
• more– less
• morning– evening
• mountain– valley
• much– little
• narrow– broad
• nasty– nice
• native– foreigner
• natural– artificial
• near– distant
• negative– affirmative
• nephew– niece
• never– always
• new– ancient
• nice– awful
• niece– nephew
• night– day
• no– yes

• odd– even
• off– on
• often– seldom
• old– modern
• on– off
• open– closed
• open– closed
• opponent– supporter
• order– mess
• ordinary– special
• other– same
• out– in
• outside– inside
• outskirts– centre
• over– under
• parents– children
• part– whole
• partial– total
• particular– general
• pass– fail
• past– future
• peace– war
• permit– forbid
• plant– harvest

• plenty– lack
• pleasant– awful
• polite– rude
• poor– rich
• poverty– wealth
• powerful– weak
• presence– absence
• present– past
• pretty– ugly
• private– public
• probably– certainly
• professional– amateur
• protect– attack
• protection– attack
• public– private
• pull– push
• pupil– teacher
• push– pull
• question– answer
• quick– slow
• quiet– loud
• raise– lower
• rainy– sunny
• rear– front
• receive– send
• reduce– increase
• refuse– agree
• regret– satisfaction
• remember– forget
• repair– damage
• reply– ask
• reply– question
• republic– dictatorship
• rest– work
• rich– poor
• right– left

• rural– urban
• sad– happy
• sadness– happiness
• safe– dangerous
• safety– danger
• salt– sugar
• same– different
• satisfaction– regret
• satisfy– annoy
• save– spend
• scream– whisper
• security– danger
• seldom– often
• sell– buy
• send– receive
• senior– junior
• separate– connect
• serious– funny
• servant– master
• setfree– arrest
• shallow– deep
• sharp– blunt
• shelter– exposure
• short– long
• shout– whisper
• shut– open
• sick– healthy
• silent– noisy
• silly– intelligent
• simple– complicated
• sink– rise