Contronym

"Seed" is a contronym because it can mean to remove seeds or to add seeds.

"Oversight" is a contronym because it can mean careful supervision or a mistake caused by lack of attention.

"Sanction" is a contronym that can mean both "to approve" and "to punish."

"Trim" is a contronym, meaning it can either refer to adding or removing material.

"Left" can be a contronym, meaning either remaining or having gone away.

"Dust" is a contronym, meaning it can either refer to removing particles or adding them.

"Fast" is a contronym because it can mean to move quickly or to not move at all.

"Off" is a contronym because it can mean deactivation or activation.

"Strike" can be a contronym, meaning either to hit or to miss.

"Cleave" is a contronym, meaning it can either refer to splitting something apart or sticking it together.

"Bolt" is a contronym because it can mean to secure something in place or to run away quickly.

"Fast" can be a contronym, meaning either to move quickly or to not move at all.

"Cleave" is a contronym that can mean both "to split apart" and "to cling together."

"Dust" is a contronym because it can mean to remove dust or to add dust.

"Sanction" is a contronym because it can mean both a penalty or a permission.

"Screen" is a contronym, meaning it can either be a physical divider or a way of viewing something electronically.

"Sanction" is a contronym that can either mean to approve or to penalize.

"Weather" is a contronym that can refer to the natural elements of the atmosphere or to withstand a storm.

"Fast" is a contronym that can either mean quick or unmoving.

"Weather" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to withstand or to wear away.

"Left" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean remaining or departed.

"Sanction" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to approve or to punish.

"Cleave" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to split or to cling.

"Off" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean deactivated or started.

"Custom" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean common or unique.

"Strike" is a contronym that can either mean to hit or to miss a target.

"Clip" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to attach or to detach.

"Overlook" is a contronym that can either mean to observe something closely or to fail to notice something.

"Dust" is a contronym that can refer to either removing dirt or adding a layer of it.

"Screen" is a contronym that can either mean to show or to conceal something.

"Left" is a contronym that can either mean remaining or departing.

"Dust" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to add fine particles or to remove them.

"Fast" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean quick or immovable.

"Screen" is a contronym, meaning it can either mean to show or to hide.

"Trim" is a contronym that can refer to either cutting or adding material.

"Oversight" is a contronym because it can mean close scrutiny or an unintentional mistake.

"Off" is a contronym because it can mean deactivated or activated.

"Left" is a contronym because it can refer to both the direction and the act of leaving.

"Sanction" is a contronym because it can mean both to approve and to punish.

"Oversight" is a contronym because it can mean both supervision and a mistake made due to lack of attention.

"Weather" is a contronym because it can mean both to withstand and to wear away.

"Weather" is a contronym because it can mean to endure or to wear away.

"Fast" is a contronym that can mean to move quickly or to not move at all.

"Weather" is a contronym that can mean to withstand or to deteriorate.

"Sanction" is a contronym that can mean both approval or a penalty.

"Fast" is a contronym because it can mean both to move quickly and to stay in one place securely.

"Custom" is a contronym because it can mean both a common practice and a special order.

"Transparent" is a contronym, as it can mean both invisible and easily seen through.

"Off" can be a contronym depending on the context, meaning either deactivated or started.

"Left" can be a contronym depending on the context, meaning either remaining or departing.