Wrong (answer)

Get out! is the opposite of Get in! It's similar to saying Go! Example: I hate you! Get out! Pro tip: This may sound quite rude, so if you want to be more polite, you could say Please go or Please leave. 

You could say Get lost! to someone if you don't want to see them anymore, not if you want them to exit an elevator. Example: I don't want to talk to you now. Get lost!  

I would love to Get you a drink, but that's not what you say if you want someone to exit an elevator. Also, to make it less of an order, add please. Example: waiter, please get me a drink!  

Right floor is the opposite of wrong floor. Example: no, this is the wrong hotel. Where is the right hotel? 

Jackass is another word for donkey, and also a colloquial expression for a foolish or stupid person. That's not the opposite of wrong. Example: you're in the wrong hotel, jackass.

I hear you! The dance floor is a great place but not the opposite of of wrong. Example: I hear disco music! Where's the dance floor?

This is easy → this is difficult. Examples: boiling an egg is easy; it is difficult to walk on ice.

(To) say is not the opposite of difficult. Example: I say whatever I want.

Bad is the opposite of good, not of difficult. Example: I am having a bad day.

She's old → she's young. Examples: my grandmother is old; Lucy has a young daughter.

Beautiful is the opposite of ugly, not of young. Example: models are beautiful.

Cheap is the opposite of expensive, not of young. Example: ice-cream is cheap.

Wrong answer → right answer. Examples: this answer is right; I think she made the wrong decision.

Tall is the opposite of short, not of wrong. Example: my daughter is very tall.

Big is the opposite of small, not of wrong. Example: New York is a very big city.