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A flower that starts with the letter "n": nasturtium NARCISSUS also known as daffodil
One example of something red that starts with the letter "P" is a pomegranate. Pomegranates are a fruit with a tough outer skin and juicy, red seeds inside. They are known for their sweet and tangy flavor, as well as their high antioxidant content.
One known river is the Danube.
Tyrannosaurus Rex is a well-known meat-eating dinosaur. It begins with the letter t.
There are no-known cookies that start with y, unless you name your cookies Yerladoodles or something that starts with y. Sorry that there are no cookies that start with "y"...
A flower that starts with the letter "n": nasturtium NARCISSUS also known as daffodil
something that starts with "h"
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One example of something red that starts with the letter "P" is a pomegranate. Pomegranates are a fruit with a tough outer skin and juicy, red seeds inside. They are known for their sweet and tangy flavor, as well as their high antioxidant content.
Melbourne is a city that starts with the letter "m." It is the capital of the state of Victoria in Australia and known for its art, culture, and vibrant food scene.
Opposite by definition; " Having a position on the other or further side of something." Polar opposite, is essentially the opposite of something that is of the further* side. Ergo, all polar opposites are opposites, but not all opposites are polar. For example: Word: Famous (Known about by many people) A polar opposite: Infamous (Well known for some bad quality or deed) Ordinary opposite Unknown (Not known or familiar) In summary, a polar opposite, is an opposite of the word within the same 'field' if you will.
"Infamous" means the opposite of "famous" because it refers to being well-known for something negative or bad, while "famous" refers to being well-known for something positive or good.
"It" typically refers to something specific that has previously been mentioned or is known in the context of the conversation. Without more information, it is unclear what "it" specifically refers to in your question.