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        <description>Let's explore contronyms. And 🌏 get an exclusive NordVPN deal + 4 months extra here → https://nordvpn.com/robwordsvpn It’s risk-free with Nord’s 30-day money-back guarantee! ✌️ "Fast", "clip", "sanction", "leave"... can have two opposing meanings. How does that happen? In this video, let's explore the self-contradictory words known as “contronyms”. The Vikings, the Romans and the Normans all play their parts, so let's get to the tales behind the antithesis. Also, YouTuber Evan Edinger joins us to look at some transatlantic linguistic clashes: words like "quite" that mean one thing in British English and something else very different in American English. Filmed along Berlin's Landwehr Canal. Camera: Manuel Vering Editing: Martyn Williams Everything else: Rob Watts 👕COOL TSHIRTS: https://robwords.com/shop ⭐️PATREON COMMUNITY: https://patreon.com/robwords 📝FREE NEWSLETTER: https://www.robwords.com/newsletter Check me out on the web, on Twitter &amp; TikTok: https://robwords.com https://x.com/robwordsYT https://tiktok.com/@robwords ==CHAPTERS== 0:00 Introduction</description>
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