ice and charcoal; (metaphor) two things that are mutually incompatible or completely at odds

Negative adverb used before verbs, adjectives, and other adverbs to indicate negation; also used as a bound-form prefix to form terms with opposite meanings

to speak; to talk; to state or tell

Changes in temperature, such as the weather getting hotter or colder

naturally; certainly; of course; indicates that a situation is to be expected or follows a logic of its own

clear; distinct; easy to see; obvious