The antonyms for the phrase "from each" refers to a situation where items or people are not separated or divided equally. The antonyms can include terms such as "unequal distribution," "disproportionate allocation," or "partial distribution." In cases where people or objects are not given their fair share, terms such as "favoritism" or "bias" can also be used. Alternatively, the opposite of "from each" can be described as "together" or "in unity," which suggests a harmonious or cooperative arrangement. Whatever the antonyms, it's important to consider the context in which they are used to understand their meaning and implications fully.

What are the antonyms for From each?

• adv.

  • apiece
  • together
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