antonyms of the day

Furthest, more distant in place, time, or relation; farther, more remote (adv.).

/ˈremər/

A young goat of a breed or type

/kəˈprɛ.to/

A made-up term, possibly derived from 'lamella' (thin plate or foil) and 'cornu' (horns), suggesting something resembling thin, plate-like horns or projections. In a biological context, it might refer to branches of certain insects' antennae that resemble lamellae (thin, plate-like structures).

/ləˈmelɪkwərnɪz/

a kind of close-picked embroidery with lines of closely set stitches or a piece of such embroidery

/ləˈsɪs/

A form of government or political system where power is gained and maintained through the editing or censorship of information, often using illegal or unethical means to manipulate public opinion and suppress dissent.

/ˈsnɪpəkrəси/

The state or condition of being slack; lack of tension, firmness, or tightness; permissiveness, relaxation, or slowness; as in 'the slackness of the ropes made the job more difficult'

/ˈslæktnəs/

As a verb, to rub soap over the skin in order to produce bubbles. As a noun, the bubbles produced by the action of rubbing soap over the skin.

/ˈlɑːðər/

A town in northern Croatia, known for its Slavonian Baroque architecture and traditions, and as a tourist destination.

/simaːk/

The act or process of becoming a company, involving the formation or transformation into a corporate entity, often associated with the integration of smaller businesses to form a larger one.

/ˌkɑːmpəˈnɪʃन/

A person who operates a threshing machine for separating grain from straw or chaff.

/ˈθreslmən/