what is the antonym of passive?
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Aggressive would be my first choice, because it include the same suffix (-ssive)\n\nAssertive, attacking are other possibilities.
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As an adjective.\n"It was eerily quiet in the abandoned chapel"
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be\nbee\nsee\nfee\ngee\nhe\nknee\npee\ntea\nwee\nye\nzee
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1.  Sort of: partially, somewhat, or sometimes just used as a filler\n2.  Give me a break: a statement of disbelief.\n  ex.  "You think I'd go out with you?  Give me a break!"
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The answer would be "bore"\n\nhttp://dictionary.reference.com/search?q=bore
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real/fake\nrelevant/useless\nfun/boring\n\nIf you want specific answer, you gotta ask specific question
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Passively. That is the only correct answer as the question is presented.
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End\nJunk\nKeister\nLump\nMoon\nOrt\nWagger\n\nSorry i cant think of any others
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Your question is very vague, as you can see by the many different answers. If you are looking for an English word that has two opposite meanings, then one answer is "cleave." It can mean "to split" or "to cling to or adhere."\n\nIs that the sort of thing you are looking for?
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Do you mean you want to find a word's opposites?\n(i.e. long, opposite is short)\n\nThis site will give you antonyms and synonyms if you so choose:\nhttp://www.synonym.com\n\nThese are also useful sites:\n\nsynonyms/dictionary:\nhttp://www.thesaurus.com/\n\ndictionary:\nhttp://www.dictionary.com/ or http://dictionary.cambridge.org\n\nslang:\nhttp://www.urbandictionary.com
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Here you go...\nhttp://english.donnayoung.org/pos/helpingverbs.htm
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Passive Perfect Participle\nPPA = Perfect Participle Active
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Active- I shake the doll.\nPassive-The doll was shaken by me.\nEmphatic-I do shake the doll.\nProgressive-I am shaking the doll.
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Simple Present\nSimple Past\nFuture\n\nYou can find more info online at: http://owl.english.purdue.edu/handouts/esl/esltensverb.html#presperf
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mild or far or something like that \nget wat i mean?
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Antonyms:  calm, content, euphoric, gleeful, happy, joyful, joyous, pleased
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I think there are 3. 1. Passive (diffusion) 2. faciliated 3. Active (requires energy)