Lost and Took

Opposite meaning words

Lost adjective - No longer possessed.

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Took is an antonym for lost.

Nearby Word: losing

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Lost is an antonym for took.

Panty Shot : Once, Charlie took Sandra Cross to a dance and she lost the top button on her Wranglers, exposing the "flat white V" of her panties.

Source: Literature / Rage
A common complication is that the ring loser can never, ever tell their spouse it was lost, afraid that they will get mad at the fact/assumption that they took it off in the first place.

Source: Lost Wedding Ring
After Fran lost it, it was found by a boy who had recently lost his little sister; the octopus took on the form of said sister to fool him.

Source: Manga / Franken Fran

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