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Opposites - Adjectives

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Interactive game 84354:

What is the opposite of "reliable"?
What is the opposite of "possible" ?

dissatisfied,
illegal,
immature,
impolite,
impossible,
insecure
insecure
insecure

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Create the opposite of the adjective using a negative prefix.

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