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Select the antonym of
"to comprise"

  1. A
    to dispute
  2. B
    to embody
  3. C
    to span
  4. D
    to encompass

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To comprise means to consist of, be made up of, or contain/encompass.

To embody, to span, and to encompass are general synonyms or closely related in meaning to comprise.

To dispute means to argue against, call into question, or deny the validity of something. While not a direct spatial or structural opposite, out of the given choices, it is the only word that expresses an opposing/negative action instead of an inclusive/containing action.

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Select the antonym of
"to comprise"
A
to dispute
B
to embody
C
to span
D
to encompass

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