What's a false antonym?

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A Word to Know: Implacable im-PLAK-ə-bəl Part of speech: adjective Origin: French, 16th century 1: Unable to be placated.   Featured: How Prefixes Can Cause "False" Antonyms Sometimes the appearance of a prefix — such as "de-," "un-," or "in-" — on an otherwise matching word pair doesn't automatically create an antonym. Read More   Sponsored by Wise Bread Best Reward Cards of 2023 Spending can feel better when you're earning rewards back. Wise Bread has done the work and found the cards to help you earn a $200 bonus and exceptionally high rewards on everyday purchases. These credit card deals are too good to miss, so take a look and see which works best for you. Learn More If you buy through this link, Word Genius may earn an affiliate commission. CONTINUE READING 3 min read time How Where You're From Influences What You Say Read article   3 min read time How Many of These Words Did You Know Were Named After People? Read article   3 min read time 9 Made-up Words You'll Only Find in the Jukebox Read article Email Preferences | Unsubscribe Terms of Use | Privacy Policy Advertisements: Powered by AdChoices We love to collaborate. To learn more about our sponsorship opportunities, please connect with us here. 1550 Larimer Street, Suite 431, Denver, CO 80202 Copyright © 2019 All rights reserved.