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Originally Posted by FlamesAddiction
Exactly. I thought it was pretty straight forward. The opposite of something existing is something not existing. I guess the misunderstanding was that of one of the most elementary concepts in our language. The word grudge is a noun, therefore the opposite of a grudge is no grudge.
He must have thought I meant vice versa or something. The opposite of apples isn’t oranges, it’s no apples. The opposite of holding a grudge (which I never inferred anyway) is not holding a grudge. It’s not “someone else holding a grudge”.
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I suppose if you are a hammer, all you see are nails.