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English words that mean their own opposites
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English is a gloriously broken language where certain words mean totally opposite things depending solely on context. To 'dust' a cake means adding sugar, but to 'dust' a shelf means removing dirt. To 'cleave' means to forcefully separate, or to stick tightly together. It is linguistic chaos designed specifically to make learning the language absolutely miserable.
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