Ought and Somebody

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Somebody is an antonym for ought in nothing topic.

Somebody noun - A person who is widely known and usually much talked about.

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Ought is an antonym for somebody.

You ought to take it off if you want to threaten somebody.

Source: Not with the Safety on, You Won't
Michael Eisner in a split second cameo at the end as an unnamed character in the background saying "somebody ought to make a movie about this".

Source: Just For Fun / Disney's Anne Frank

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