There are some words in the English language that don't have the opposites you would normally expect: for instance, "Inept"; "Disgruntled"; and my favorite, "Unkempt".
This post doesn't really have a point. I just wanted to say that I would be a l0t more gruntled in my life if my son was more ept at keeping the house kempt.
Monday, October 05, 2009
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ROFL! Hey, your pretty funny Carl!
Natalie, Olivia's mom
Actually the OED does note: "ept: Used as a deliberate antonym of 'inept': adroit, appropriate, effective"
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