What are antonyms? Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings to each other. For example, hot and cold, big and small, happy and sad, etc. They can also help you expand your vocabulary and improve your writing skills. In this blog post, we will explore some example that start with the letter F and see how they can be used in sentences.
According to the Oxford Dictionary, an antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word.
Antonyms Start with the letter F
Antonym noun
/ˈæntənɪm/
- Fresh – stale
- Freeze – melt
- Freedom – slavery
- Famous – unknown
- Found – lost
- Fabrication – truth
- Former – current
- Fabulous – normal
- Frivolous – meaningful
- Facetious – serious
- Follow – lead
- Faddish – permanent
- Fallible – infallible
- Fail – pass
- Frugal – extravagant
- Fast – slow
- Futile – fruitful
- Fall – rise
- Flourish – wither
- Faint – clear
- Famous – unknown
- Fake – authentic
- Foreign – native
- Fallacious – true
- Flexible – rigid
- Fallow – active
- Frail – tough
- Folly – prudence
- Fictitious – factual
- Fierce – gentle
- Fair – unfair
- Forcefully – allow
- Feeble – strong
- Furious – calm
