The antonyms for "eighty-three" are difficult to determine since it is a specific numeric value. However, the word "fewer" could be used as an opposing term to indicate a lesser amount than eighty-three. Similarly, "greater" or "more" could be used to describe amounts higher than eighty-three. Other antonyms unrelated to the specific number could include the words "scarce," "rare," or "precious," as these terms imply a scarcity or rarity that is opposite of the abundance suggested by the numerical expression. Ultimately, the most appropriate antonym for "eighty-three" depends on the specific context and intended meaning of the word or phrase in use.

What are the antonyms for Eighty-three?

• adj.

  • noun
  • ordinal
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Famous quotes with Eighty-three

• The Slave Trade, though nominally abolished, is actively pursued here, eighty-three slaves having been landed just before my arrival, and another cargo during my stay.

  George Grey
• In these years Mr. Blatchford gave invaluable help to Socialist propaganda. No man did more than he to make Socialism understood by the ordinary working man. His writings in them had nothing of economic abstruseness. He based his appeal on the principles of human justice. He preached Socialism as a system of industrial co-operation for the common good. His arguments and illustrations were drawn from facts and experiences within the knowledge of the common people. Socialism as he taught it was not a cold, materialistic theory, but the promise of a new life as full, sweet and noble as the world can give...Mr. Blatchford is still living, hale and hearty, his mental powers undiminished at the ripe age of eighty-three. I saw him recently, and we talked of those grand and inspiring times of forty years ago. Only the men who were in the Socialist movement in those days can know the great part Robert Blatchford took in making it popular, and of the personal devotion he inspired by his writings.

  Robert Blatchford

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