Contronyms are English words that have two opposite meanings depending on the context, such as 'dust' (add sugar vs. remove dirt), 'seed' (add seeds vs. remove seeds), 'weather' (survive vs. destroy), and 'trim' (add decorations vs. remove parts).
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To dust the cake, [music] to add sugar.
To dust the shelf, remove dirt. To seed the lawn, to add seeds. [music] To seed the tomato, remove seeds. To weather a storm, to survive it. To weather a rock, to destroy it. To trim [music] a tree, to add decorations. To trim a bush, you tell me.
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