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• Other antonymic words tend to have a different scope.
• The suffix is antonymic to-phil -.
• Thus, they seem to be one word ( homophonic, same sound ) but are in fact two ( antonymic, opposite meanings ).
• The antonymic figure of speech is " Rube Goldberg invention, " after the cartoonist who drew up the most complex methods of completing a simple task.
• A large porch dominates the convent yard and in the dimness of its interior oil lamps lighten images of saints, painted in a characteristic style that is antonymic to Byzantine canons.
• For example, the words " sanction " and " inflammable " may be misinterpreted because they have auto-antonymic or self-contradictory meanings; writing style guides often recommend substituting other words that are clearly understood and unambiguous.
• Antonymic roots such as " tarde " for " malfrue " " late " and " poke " for " malmulte " " few " are used today in Esperanto poetry, though they resemble Ido and Esperanto may have acquired them from that language.
• Notwithstanding this inscriptional use of " 
  r
  
  n " to refer to the Iranian peoples, the use of " 
  r
  
  n " to refer to the empire ( and the antonymic " an
  r
  
  n " to refer to the Roman territories ) is also attested by the early Sassanid period.
• Both " 
  r
  
  n " and " an
  r
  
  n " appear in 3rd century calendrical text written by Kartir's inscriptions ( written thirty years after Shapur's ), the high priest includes the same regions ( together with Georgia, Albania, Syria and the Pontus ) in his list of provinces of the antonymic " An
  r
  
  n " . " 
  r
  
  n " also features in the names of the towns founded by Sassanid dynasts, for instance in " 
  r
  
  n-xwarrah-a
  
  
  buhr " " Glory of 
  r
  
  n ( of ) Shapur ".