Episode 81: When One Word Points Two Ways (Part 1)

from The Common Errors in English Usage Podcast · host Paul Brians

Words whose meanings can be contradictory—sometimes called contranyms, autoantonyms, antagonyms, or Janus words—are this week’s topic. Subscribe on iTunes Download mp3 On Stitcher Cartoon accompaniment: Links: Buy the book!

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