Which of these analogies is an antonym analogy?

The answer is C. for Plato, which is destroy is to build as arrival is to departure.

The correct answer is C. destroy is to build as arrival is to departure. Antonyms are words that have opposite meanings: black and white, night and day, love and hate, etc. If you take a look at example C, you will see that the words destroy and build, as well as arrival and departure have opposite meanings, which makes them antonyms. The other options mostly show synonymous relationships.

What are the options? Explanation:

Destroy is to build as arrival is to departure. This is because an antonym is a word that is the opposite of another, such as break and fix

Answer 6

You didn’t give options, so I’ll just state a few. Open is to closed as near is to far. Quiet is to loud as soft is to hard. Difficult is to easy as smart is to unintelligent. Dishonest is to honest as brave is to cowardly.

Answer 7

Destroy is to build as arrival is to departure is the antonym analogy

I would say that the answer is destroy is to build as arrival is to departure

I’m pretty sure the answer is C on Plato.

The correct answer is C. Destroy is to build as arrival is to departure Explanation: In an analogy, the purpose is to compare two sets of ideas to make a point. Additionally, in analogies, it is common to have two or more sets of concepts that relate similarly. In the case of antonym analogies, these present two or more sets of words with opposite meanings. An example of this is “Destroy is to build as arrival is to departure” as the word “build” has an opposite meaning to the word “destroy” because the first means to construct or create while the second one means to demolish or end. Similarly, the word “arrival” is opposite in meaning to the word “departure” because the first means to reach a place while the second one means to leave the place. In this way, both sets of words “destroy-build” and “arrival-departure” have an antonym relationship, and therefore this is an antonym analogy.