Often when people want to emphasize that what they mean is not the complement of the referent, they say “diametrically opposed” or “direct opposite” or “antipode”: “the complement of hot [in the set of all temperature perceptions] is not-hot, but the direct opposite of hot is cold”.
Often when people want to emphasize that what they mean is not the complement of the referent, they say “diametrically opposed” or “direct opposite” or “antipode”: “the complement of hot [in the set of all temperature perceptions] is not-hot, but the direct opposite of hot is cold”.
The complement of hot is not-red?
Thanks, fixed :)