Contronym

"Dust" is a contronym in the field of cleaning, where it can mean to remove debris or to add a light coating.

"Custom" is a contronym in the sense that it can refer to both common practice and individualized design.

"Bolt" is a contronym in the field of engineering, where it can mean to fasten securely or to break away suddenly.

"Weather" is a contronym in that it can refer to both the conditions outside and the ability to withstand them.

"Seed" is a contronym in the field of agriculture, where it can mean to plant a crop or to remove the seeds from a fruit or vegetable.

"Trim" is a contronym in the field of fashion, where it can mean to add decorative touches or to remove excess material.

"Strike" is a contronym in baseball and labor; it can mean both hitting the ball and refusing to work.

"Overlook" is a contronym in the sense that it can mean both to see and to miss.

"Oversight" is a contronym in the field of government, where it can mean to supervise closely or to fail to notice something important.

"Strike" is a contronym in the field of labor, where it can mean to stop working as a form of protest or to begin working with great effort.

"Screen" is a contronym in the field of film, where it can mean to display a movie or to exclude something from being seen.

"Dust" is a contronym in both meteorology and cleaning; it can refer to both settling particles and removing them.

The word "fast" is a contronym because it can mean both "quick" and "unable to move".

"Screen" is a contronym that can mean both "to show" and "to hide".

"Bolt" is a contronym that can mean both "to fasten securely" and "to flee quickly".

The term "strike" can be a contronym, meaning to hit or to miss.

The word "cleave" is a contronym because it can mean both "to stick together" and "to split apart".

The word "bolt" can be a contronym, meaning to secure or to flee.

"Seed" can be a contronym, meaning to plant or to remove.

"Seed" is a contronym that can mean both "to plant seeds" and "to remove seeds".

"Buckle" is a contronym, meaning to fasten or to collapse.

The word "sanction" is a contronym because it can mean both "to approve or authorize" and "to penalize or boycott".

"Dust" is a contronym that can mean both "to remove dust" and "to add a fine powder".

"Sanction" can be a contronym, meaning to approve or to punish.

"Weather" is a contronym that can mean both "to withstand" and "to erode or wear away".

The word "oversight" is a contronym because it can mean both "watchful supervision" and "an unintentional error".

The word "trim" is a contronym because it can mean both "to add or enhance" and "to cut back or reduce".

"Screen" is a contronym, meaning to show or to conceal.

"Custom" can be a contronym, meaning a traditional practice or a specially made item.

"Trim" is a contronym because it can mean both "to add decoration" and "to remove excess."

"Custom" is a contronym word that can indicate both "a usual practice" and "an expensive, tailored item".

"Dust" is a contronym in cleaning because it can mean both to remove dust and to add dust-like powder to enhance a surface's appearance.

"Cleave" is a contronym word that can refer to both "to stick together" and "to separate or divide".

The word "cleave" is a contronym since it can mean both "to stick together" and "to split apart."

"Screen" is a contronym in technology because it can mean both to display information and to hide it from view.

"Oversight" is a contronym in management because it can mean both to supervise and to neglect.

"Trim" is a contronym in aviation because it can mean both to add weight to the front of the aircraft and to reduce weight from it.

"Rock" is a contronym in music because it can mean both to play in a steady rhythm and to play with a swing or shuffle rhythm.

"Fast" is a contronym word that can mean both "to move quickly" and "to not move at all."

"Left" is a contronym in politics because it can mean both the liberal side of the political spectrum and the remaining or conservative side.

"Oversight" is a contronym word that can indicate both "watchful supervision" and "an unintentional error or omission".

"Screen" can be a contronym word, referring to both "to show" and "to hide or protect".

"Dust" is a contronym since it can mean both "to add fine particles" and "to remove them."

"Oversight" is a contronym word because it can mean both "to supervise" and "to overlook."

"Bolt" is a contronym because it can mean both "to secure" and "to flee."

"Cleave" is a contronym in cooking because it can mean both to cut apart and to stick together.

"Bolt" is a contronym in engineering because it can mean both to fasten and to detach.

"Seed" can be a contronym word, meaning both "to plant" and "to remove the seeds from".

"Left" is a contronym word that can indicate both "remaining" and "departing".

"Buckle" is a contronym because it can mean both "to fasten" and "to collapse under pressure."