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Default Antonym of the word "those"
Hello,

I'm looking for the antonym ofnthe word "those". I believe it is "these'!
Can you confirm!
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Antonyms are wordswith opposite meanings to others, like 'black' and 'white'

there is no opposite to 'those' except 'not those' I suppose... Are you sure that is what you are asking?
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