Here's why:
* Digraph: A digraph is a combination of two letters that represent a single sound. Examples include "sh" (ship), "th" (thin), "ch" (chair).
* Antonyms describe opposite concepts.
Instead of an antonym, you could consider these related concepts:
* Single letter: A single letter that represents a sound, as opposed to two letters.
* Phoneme: The basic unit of sound in a language. A digraph represents a single phoneme.
* Monograph: A single letter representing a single sound (rare, but it could be considered a contrast to the two-letter combination of a digraph).
Ultimately, the best way to express the opposite of a digraph depends on the specific context.