Synonyms and antonyms are both part of English language arts. They are opposites mechanically in writing. Synonyms are words that have the same meaning, while antonyms have opposite meanings. They can be used in writing to draw the reader to continue through the rest of the article and provide the article with varied vocabulary. Antonyms are words that have oppostie meanings.

Antonyms (50): Good-bad, hot-cold, add-subtract, plus-minus, happy-sad, big-small, circle-square, high-low, light-dark, loud-quiet, pretty-ugly, calm-chaotic, clean-dirty, birth-death, rough-smooth, stop-go, start-end, rain-snow, wet-dry, empty-full, young-old, well-sick, love-hate, north-south, boy-girl, true-false, buy-sell, student-teacher, mother-father, cat-dog, east-west, up-down, left-right, shirt-pants, laugh-cry, last-first, laugh-cry, on-off, open-close, fat-skinny, top-bottom, over-under, sweet-sour, crunchy-chewy, soft-hard, long-short, found-lost, rich-poor, work-play, kind-rude.