Contronym

"Strike" is a contronym word that can mean both "to hit" and "to miss or fail to achieve".

"Dust" is a contronym word that can refer to removing dirt or adding fine particles to a surface.

"Strike" is a contronym in sports because it can mean both to hit the ball and to miss it.

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

"Left" is a contronym word that can mean both "remaining" and "departed" in different contexts.

"Sanction" is a contronym word that can mean either "to approve" or "to impose a penalty on".

"Fast" can be a contronym word, meaning both "moving quickly" or "fixed firmly in place".

"Sanction" is a contronym in international relations because it can mean both to approve and to impose a penalty.

"Dust" is a contronym as it can mean to remove or to add a fine powder.

"Screen" is a contronym since it can mean to show or to hide.

"Weather" is a contronym because it can refer to both the act of enduring something and the current state of the atmosphere.

"Custom" is a contronym because it can refer to both a tradition and a special order.

"Left" is a contronym as it can mean remaining or departed.

"Seed" is a contronym as it can mean to sow or to remove from a fruit.

The word "sanction" is a contronym in international politics.

"Fast" is a contronym because it can refer to both moving quickly and not moving at all.

"Left" is a contronym because it can refer to both the direction and the past tense of "leave."

"Overlook" is a contronym, as it can mean to supervise or to miss something.

"Cleave" is a contronym because it can refer to both splitting something apart and sticking something together.

"Screen" is a contronym because it can refer to both hiding something and displaying something.

"Off" is a contronym because it can refer to both deactivation and starting something.

"Weather" is a contronym as it can mean to withstand or to erode through time.

"Bolt" is a contronym because it can refer to both securing something tightly and running away quickly.

"Fast" is a contronym as it can mean to hold firmly or to move quickly.

"Trim" is a contronym because it can refer to both adding to something and removing from something.

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

"Trim" is a contronym, meaning to add or to remove material.

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

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

The word "cleave" is a contronym that can mean to split or to stick together.

The word "oversight" can be a contronym as it may mean supervision or a mistake due to lack of supervision.

The word "weather" is a contronym since it can mean both "to withstand" and "to erode or wear down."

"Bolt" is a contronym that can refer to both securing something tightly and escaping quickly.

"Sanction" is a contronym because it can refer to both a penalty and an approval.

"Trim" is a contronym as it can mean to add or remove material from something.