Question

Write opposites. Use them in your own sentences.
Fresh (3)
Sour (2)
Lean
Hot (2)
Ripe
Familiar
Pleasant
Cooked
Fry
Sparkling water
Bitter
Win

Answer 1

Fresh (antonym: stale) - I prefer fresh bread to stale bread.
Sour (antonym: sweet) - The lemon juice was too sour, so I added some sugar.
Lean (antonym: fat) - She tries to eat a lean diet to stay healthy.
Hot (antonym: cold) - It was so hot outside that I had to stay in the air conditioning.
Ripe (antonym: unripe) - I like to eat bananas when they are ripe and yellow.
Familiar (antonym: unfamiliar) - I felt more comfortable in the familiar surroundings of my hometown.
Pleasant (antonym: unpleasant) - The smell of fresh flowers was pleasant.
Cooked (antonym: raw) - I prefer my meat cooked, not raw.
Fry (antonym: boil) - You can fry or boil eggs.
Sparkling water (antonym: still water) - I prefer sparkling water to still water.
Bitter (antonym: sweet) - The coffee was too bitter, so I added some milk.
Win (antonym: lose) - The team won the game.