(self)
return self._antonyms
Mapping of language code to term to sense to set of term's antonyms --
        opposites of the term in some relevant way, like being at opposite ends
        of a scale or fundamentally similar but with a key difference between them --
        such as black <=> white or hot <=> cold. Note that this relationship is symmetric.

        Based on the "/r/Antonym" relation in ConceptNet.
Mapping of language code to term to sense to set of term's antonyms --
        opposites of the term in some relevant way, like being at opposite ends
        of a scale or fundamentally similar but with a key difference between them --
        such as black <=> white or hot <=> cold. Note that this relationship is symmetric.
Mapping of language code to term to sense to set of term s antonyms -- opposites of the term in some relevant way like being at opposite ends of a scale or fundamentally similar but with a key difference between them -- such as black < = > white or hot < = > cold . Note that this relationship is symmetric .
def antonyms(self) -> Dict[str, Dict[str, Dict[str, List[str]]]]:
        """
        Mapping of language code to term to sense to set of term's antonyms --
        opposites of the term in some relevant way, like being at opposite ends
        of a scale or fundamentally similar but with a key difference between them --
        such as black <=> white or hot <=> cold. Note that this relationship is symmetric.

        Based on the "/r/Antonym" relation in ConceptNet.
        """
        if not self._antonyms:
            self._antonyms = self._get_relation_data("/r/Antonym", is_symmetric=True)
        return self._antonyms
def antonyms ( self ) -> Dict [ str , Dict [ str , Dict [ str , List [ str ] ] ] ] : if not self . _antonyms : self . _antonyms = self . _get_relation_data ( "/r/Antonym" , is_symmetric = True ) return self . _antonyms