Antonyms I to L Competitive Exams
100 questions · Antonyms One Paper
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Question 1 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JOVIALITY' is:
ExplanationJOVIALITY means the quality of being cheerful and friendly; its antonym GLOOMINESS means the quality of being dark or dismal in mood. Example: 'His usual joviality was replaced by an unusual gloominess that day.'
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Question 2 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JOIN' is:
ExplanationJOIN means to link or connect things together; its antonym SEPARATE means to divide or set apart. Example: 'The road forked, causing the two paths to separate rather than join.'
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Question 3 of 100
As in generous, the antonym (opposite) of 'LIBERAL' is:
ExplanationLIBERAL (in the sense of generous) means given freely or generously; its antonym STINGY means unwilling to give or spend. Example: 'His liberal donations contrasted with the stingy contributions of others.'
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Question 4 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JOCUND' is:
ExplanationJOCUND means cheerful and lighthearted; its antonym MELANCHOLIC means feeling or expressing pensive sadness. Example: 'His usually jocund mood turned melancholic after the sad news.'
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Question 5 of 100
As in a small quantity, the antonym (opposite) of 'LARGE' is:
ExplanationLARGE means of considerable or relatively great size; its antonym SMALL means of a size that is less than normal or usual. Example: 'The large crowd of the first day dwindled to a small gathering by the last.'
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Question 6 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPETUOUS' is:
ExplanationIMPETUOUS means acting quickly without thought; its antonym DELIBERATE means done consciously and carefully. Example: 'His impetuous first decision was replaced by a far more deliberate second one.'
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Question 7 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTOXICATED' is:
ExplanationINTOXICATED means affected by alcohol to the point of losing control; its antonym SOBER means not affected by alcohol; clear-headed. Example: 'He arrived intoxicated but was completely sober by morning.'
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Question 8 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'KINSHIP' is:
ExplanationKINSHIP means a sharing of characteristics or origins; a familial bond; its antonym ESTRANGEMENT means the state of no longer being on friendly terms. Example: 'The long estrangement between the cousins finally gave way to a renewed sense of kinship.'
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Question 9 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INEPTITUDE' is:
ExplanationINEPTITUDE means lack of skill; clumsiness; its antonym COMPETENCE means the ability to do something successfully. Example: 'His early ineptitude gave way to genuine competence after months of training.'
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Question 10 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INAUSPICIOUS' is:
ExplanationINAUSPICIOUS means not conducive to success; unpromising; its antonym AUSPICIOUS means conducive to success; favourable. Example: 'The inauspicious start gave way to an auspicious finish.'
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Question 11 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPOSING' is:
ExplanationIMPOSING means grand and impressive in appearance; its antonym UNIMPRESSIVE means not remarkable or notable. Example: 'The imposing castle contrasted with the unimpressive shed nearby.'
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Question 12 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'JEOPARDY' is:
ExplanationJEOPARDY means danger of loss, harm, or failure; its antonym SAFETY means the state of being protected from danger. Example: 'The rescue moved the climbers from jeopardy to relative safety.'
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Question 13 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INHIBIT' is:
ExplanationINHIBIT means to hinder or restrain a process or action; its antonym FACILITATE means to make a process easier. Example: 'The new drug facilitates cell repair rather than inhibiting it.'
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Question 14 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCREDIBLE' is:
ExplanationINCREDIBLE means difficult to believe; extraordinary; its antonym ORDINARY means with no special or distinctive features. Example: 'What seemed like an incredible discovery turned out to be a rather ordinary find.'
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Question 15 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IRREGULAR' is:
ExplanationIRREGULAR means not even or consistent; its antonym REGULAR means occurring at consistent intervals. Example: 'His once irregular attendance became entirely regular after the warning.'
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Question 16 of 100
As in fair, the antonym (opposite) of 'JUST' is:
ExplanationJUST means based on or behaving according to what is morally right and fair; its antonym UNJUST means not fair. Example: 'The verdict was widely seen as unjust rather than just.'
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Question 17 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LEGAL' is:
ExplanationLEGAL means allowed by law; its antonym ILLEGAL means forbidden by law. Example: 'The activity was legal in one country but illegal in the neighbouring one.'
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Question 18 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'JEER' is:
ExplanationJEER means to make rude and mocking remarks; its antonym CHEER means to shout encouragement or approval. Example: 'The crowd began to jeer the visiting team but cheer their own.'
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Question 19 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSUBORDINATE' is:
ExplanationINSUBORDINATE means defiantly disobedient to authority; its antonym OBEDIENT means complying with orders or requests. Example: 'The insubordinate soldier faced discipline, unlike his obedient comrades.'
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Question 20 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDIGENOUS' is:
ExplanationINDIGENOUS means originating naturally in a place; native; its antonym FOREIGN means coming from a different country or place. Example: 'The indigenous plants were carefully preserved, while foreign species were removed.'
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Question 21 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IRRITABLE' is:
ExplanationIRRITABLE means easily annoyed; its antonym GOOD-TEMPERED means having a calm and pleasant disposition. Example: 'He was irritable when tired, but good-tempered after a full night's sleep.'
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Question 22 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPARTIALITY' is:
ExplanationIMPARTIALITY means the quality of treating all sides equally; its antonym BIAS means an unfair preference for one side. Example: 'The judge's impartiality was widely respected, unlike the obvious bias of the earlier arbitrator.'
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Question 23 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTENSE' is:
ExplanationINTENSE means of extreme force, degree, or strength; its antonym MILD means gentle and moderate. Example: 'The intense heat of midday gave way to a mild evening breeze.'
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Question 24 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDULGENT' is:
ExplanationINDULGENT means having or showing a lenient attitude; its antonym STRICT means demanding strict obedience to rules. Example: 'The indulgent grandparents were far less strict than the children's own parents.'
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Question 25 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFERIOR' is:
ExplanationINFERIOR means lower in quality or status; its antonym SUPERIOR means higher in quality or status. Example: 'The new model proved far superior to the inferior earlier version.'
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Question 26 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JADED' is:
ExplanationJADED means tired, bored, or lacking enthusiasm through overexposure to something; its antonym ENTHUSIASTIC means having or showing intense enjoyment or interest. Example: 'His once enthusiastic approach to the job became increasingly jaded over the years.'
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Question 27 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LAUDABLE' is:
ExplanationLAUDABLE means deserving praise; its antonym REPREHENSIBLE means deserving strong criticism; morally wrong. Example: 'His laudable generosity contrasted with his brother's reprehensible greed.'
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Question 28 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPORTUNE' is:
ExplanationIMPORTUNE means to persistently ask someone for something; its antonym IGNORE means to deliberately pay no attention to something. Example: 'Rather than importune the officials further, the group chose to ignore the issue for now.'
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Question 29 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INITIATE' is:
ExplanationINITIATE means to cause a process or action to begin; its antonym TERMINATE means to bring something to an end. Example: 'The company initiated the project last year and plans to terminate it by December.'
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Question 30 of 100
As in physical harm, the antonym (opposite) of 'INJURY' is:
ExplanationINJURY means physical harm or damage; its antonym HEALING means the process of becoming healthy again. Example: 'The team focused on healing after suffering multiple injuries during the tournament.'
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Question 31 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LETHAL' is:
ExplanationLETHAL means sufficient to cause death; deadly; its antonym HARMLESS means not able to cause harm. Example: 'The dose that was lethal for one patient proved harmless for another.'
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Question 32 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPENDING' is:
ExplanationIMPENDING means about to happen; its antonym DISTANT means far off in time. Example: 'The impending deadline felt distant only a month earlier.'
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Question 33 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFERIORITY' is:
ExplanationINFERIORITY means the state of being lower in quality or status; its antonym SUPERIORITY means the state of being higher in quality or status. Example: 'The company overcame its early inferiority to establish clear superiority in the market.'
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Question 34 of 100
As in something bequeathed, the antonym (opposite) of 'LEGACY' is:
ExplanationLEGACY (in the sense of something valuable passed down) means an amount of money or property left to someone; its antonym DEBT means money owed to someone else. Example: 'Rather than leave a legacy, he left his children only debt.'
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Question 35 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INHOSPITABLE' is:
ExplanationINHOSPITABLE means unwelcoming and harsh, especially of a climate or environment; its antonym HOSPITABLE means friendly and welcoming to guests. Example: 'The inhospitable desert gave way to a far more hospitable coastal town.'
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Question 36 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IRRELEVANT' is:
ExplanationIRRELEVANT means not connected to the matter at hand; its antonym RELEVANT means closely connected to the matter at hand. Example: 'The objection that the question was irrelevant was overruled once its relevant connection to the case was shown.'
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Question 37 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'KINDLE' is:
ExplanationKINDLE means to light a fire, or to arouse a feeling; its antonym EXTINGUISH means to put out a fire, or to end a feeling. Example: 'The speech kindled hope that years of failure had nearly extinguished.'
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Question 38 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSTABILITY' is:
ExplanationINSTABILITY means the state of being unstable or unlikely to last; its antonym STABILITY means the state of being firmly fixed and unlikely to change. Example: 'Years of political instability gave way to a period of relative stability.'
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Question 39 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTOLERANCE' is:
ExplanationINTOLERANCE means unwillingness to accept views or behaviour different from one's own; its antonym TOLERANCE means willingness to accept differing views or behaviour. Example: 'The community's intolerance of the past gave way to genuine tolerance over time.'
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Question 40 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPORTANT' is:
ExplanationIMPORTANT means of great significance; its antonym TRIVIAL means of little value or importance. Example: 'He dismissed the matter as trivial, though it later proved important.'
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Question 41 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDEFINITE' is:
ExplanationINDEFINITE means lasting for an unknown or unstated length of time; vague; its antonym DEFINITE means clearly stated and unlikely to change. Example: 'The indefinite suspension was replaced by a definite two-week penalty.'
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Question 42 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSPIRE' is:
ExplanationINSPIRE means to fill someone with the urge or ability to do something; its antonym DISCOURAGE means to make someone less confident or enthusiastic. Example: 'Her mentor's words were meant to inspire her, not discourage her.'
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Question 43 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTREPID' is:
ExplanationINTREPID means fearless and adventurous; its antonym TIMOROUS means showing or suffering from nervousness or timidity. Example: 'The intrepid explorer inspired even the most timorous of his companions.'
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Question 44 of 100
As in legally responsible, the antonym (opposite) of 'LIABLE' is:
ExplanationLIABLE means legally responsible for something; its antonym EXEMPT means free from an obligation imposed on others. Example: 'Regular businesses remain liable for the tax, though charities are exempt.'
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Question 45 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDIFFERENCE' is:
ExplanationINDIFFERENCE means a lack of interest or concern; its antonym CONCERN means a feeling of worry or interest about something. Example: 'Public indifference to the issue eventually gave way to widespread concern.'
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Question 46 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMMINENT' is:
ExplanationIMMINENT means about to happen very soon; its antonym REMOTE means distant in time or unlikely to happen soon. Example: 'The danger seemed remote at first, but soon became imminent.'
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Question 47 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LABORIOUS' is:
ExplanationLABORIOUS means requiring considerable time and effort; its antonym EFFORTLESS means requiring no effort; done easily. Example: 'The laborious manual process was replaced by an effortless automated one.'
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Question 48 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPECCABLE' is:
ExplanationIMPECCABLE means in accordance with the highest standards; flawless; its antonym FLAWED means having a defect or imperfection. Example: 'His impeccable manners contrasted with his flawed judgement in business.'
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Question 49 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INNOCENCE' is:
ExplanationINNOCENCE means freedom from guilt or wrongdoing; its antonym GUILT means the fact of having committed a specified offence. Example: 'The trial ultimately determined his innocence, though initial suspicion had assumed his guilt.'
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Question 50 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPARTIAL' is:
ExplanationIMPARTIAL means treating all sides equally; unbiased; its antonym BIASED means unfairly favouring one side over another. Example: 'The impartial referee was replaced by a biased one who favoured the home team.'
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Question 51 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCESSANT' is:
ExplanationINCESSANT means continuing without pause; its antonym OCCASIONAL means happening infrequently. Example: 'The incessant noise of the first week became merely occasional by the second.'
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Question 52 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LENIENT' is:
ExplanationLENIENT means permissive or merciful, especially toward wrongdoing; its antonym STRICT means demanding strict obedience to rules. Example: 'The new teacher proved far stricter than the lenient one before her.'
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Question 53 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFORMAL' is:
ExplanationINFORMAL means relaxed and casual; its antonym FORMAL means following convention and etiquette. Example: 'The informal gathering was quite different from the formal dinner the week before.'
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Question 54 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDEPENDENCE' is:
ExplanationINDEPENDENCE means freedom from outside control; its antonym DEPENDENCE means reliance on someone or something else. Example: 'The nation's newfound independence ended decades of economic dependence.'
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Question 55 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JUDICIOUS' is:
ExplanationJUDICIOUS means having or showing good judgement; sensible; its antonym INJUDICIOUS means showing poor judgement; unwise. Example: 'His judicious investment strategy contrasted with his injudicious personal spending.'
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Question 56 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCONSISTENT' is:
ExplanationINCONSISTENT means not staying the same throughout; contradictory; its antonym CONSISTENT means always behaving in the same way. Example: 'His inconsistent performance early on became far more consistent by the season's end.'
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Question 57 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCAPACITATE' is:
ExplanationINCAPACITATE means to prevent someone from functioning normally; its antonym ENABLE means to give someone the ability or means to do something. Example: 'The injury threatened to incapacitate him, but therapy helped enable a full recovery.'
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Question 58 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSECURE' is:
ExplanationINSECURE means uncertain and lacking confidence; its antonym CONFIDENT means feeling or showing certainty about oneself. Example: 'He appeared insecure at first, but grew confident with experience.'
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Question 59 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDEPENDENT' is:
ExplanationINDEPENDENT means free from outside control; its antonym DEPENDENT means relying on someone or something else. Example: 'The territory moved from being fully dependent on the empire to becoming independent.'
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Question 60 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCLUDE' is:
ExplanationINCLUDE means to make something part of a whole; its antonym EXCLUDE means to deliberately leave something out. Example: 'The new policy will include part-time staff, whereas the old one used to exclude them.'
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Question 61 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPRACTICAL' is:
ExplanationIMPRACTICAL means not sensible or realistic; its antonym PRACTICAL means sensible and realistic in approach. Example: 'The impractical original plan was replaced with a far more practical one.'
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Question 62 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDULGE' is:
ExplanationINDULGE means to allow oneself to enjoy something freely; its antonym ABSTAIN means to restrain oneself from something. Example: 'He decided to abstain from sweets after months of indulging every craving.'
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Question 63 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INVALUABLE' is:
ExplanationINVALUABLE means extremely useful; indispensable; its antonym WORTHLESS means having no real value or use. Example: 'What was once considered worthless later proved invaluable to researchers.'
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Question 64 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPLAUSIBLE' is:
ExplanationIMPLAUSIBLE means not seeming reasonable or probable; its antonym PLAUSIBLE means seeming reasonable or probable. Example: 'The implausible excuse was replaced with a far more plausible explanation.'
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Question 65 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INNOCUOUS' is:
ExplanationINNOCUOUS means not harmful or offensive; its antonym HARMFUL means causing or likely to cause harm. Example: 'What seemed like an innocuous comment turned out to be surprisingly harmful.'
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Question 66 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDIGNANT' is:
ExplanationINDIGNANT means feeling angry because of perceived unfair treatment; its antonym UNRUFFLED means not disturbed or upset; calm. Example: 'His indignant reaction contrasted with her unruffled response to the same accusation.'
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Question 67 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LETHARGY' is:
ExplanationLETHARGY means a lack of energy and enthusiasm; its antonym VIGOUR means physical strength and good health; energy. Example: 'The medication replaced her constant lethargy with newfound vigour.'
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Question 68 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INADEQUATELY' is:
ExplanationINADEQUATELY means in a way that is not sufficient; its antonym ADEQUATELY means in a way that is satisfactory or sufficient. Example: 'The project was inadequately funded at first, then adequately supported after the second round.'
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Question 69 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSTIGATE' is:
ExplanationINSTIGATE means to bring about or initiate an action, especially trouble; its antonym PREVENT means to stop something from happening. Example: 'Efforts to prevent the conflict failed, and violence was instigated within days.'
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Question 70 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'KEEN' is:
ExplanationKEEN means having or showing eagerness; its antonym INDIFFERENT means having no particular interest or concern. Example: 'She was keen to start the project, while her colleague remained indifferent.'
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Question 71 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INQUIRE' is:
ExplanationINQUIRE means to ask for information; its antonym ANSWER means to respond to a question with information. Example: 'She was quick to inquire, but slow to answer any questions herself.'
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Question 72 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTERIOR' is:
ExplanationINTERIOR means the inner part of something; its antonym EXTERIOR means the outer part. Example: 'The exterior of the house was repainted, but the interior remained unchanged.'
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Question 73 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPROVISE' is:
ExplanationIMPROVISE means to create or perform something spontaneously without preparation; its antonym PLAN means to decide on and arrange in advance. Example: 'He was forced to improvise the speech he had failed to plan.'
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Question 74 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LANGUISH' is:
ExplanationLANGUISH means to lose strength or vitality gradually; its antonym FLOURISH means to grow or develop successfully. Example: 'The business languished for years before finally beginning to flourish.'
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Question 75 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPEDE' is:
ExplanationIMPEDE means to delay or block the progress of something; its antonym FACILITATE means to make a process easier. Example: 'New regulations were designed to facilitate, not impede, small business growth.'
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Question 76 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INGENIOUS' is:
ExplanationINGENIOUS means clever, original, and inventive; its antonym UNIMAGINATIVE means showing a lack of creativity. Example: 'His ingenious solution contrasted with his colleague's unimaginative approach.'
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Question 77 of 100
As in relating to the mind, the antonym (opposite) of 'INTELLECTUAL' is:
ExplanationINTELLECTUAL means relating to the intellect or the process of thinking; its antonym PHYSICAL means relating to the body rather than the mind. Example: 'The competition tested both intellectual and physical abilities.'
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Question 78 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMMOBILE' is:
ExplanationIMMOBILE means not moving; not able to move; its antonym MOBILE means able to move or be moved freely. Example: 'The once immobile patient became fully mobile after months of therapy.'
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Question 79 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INDECENT' is:
ExplanationINDECENT means not conforming to accepted standards of morality; its antonym DECENT means conforming to accepted standards of behaviour. Example: 'The indecent proposal was rejected in favour of a decent alternative.'
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Question 80 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFLATE' is:
ExplanationINFLATE means to fill something with air or gas, or to exaggerate; its antonym DEFLATE means to let air out of something, or to reduce someone's confidence. Example: 'The tyre was inflated for the trip and deflated again before storage.'
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Question 81 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IMPOTENT' is:
ExplanationIMPOTENT means lacking power to take effective action; helpless; its antonym POWERFUL means having great power or strength. Example: 'The once impotent regulator became a powerful watchdog after the reforms.'
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Question 82 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LAVISH' is:
ExplanationLAVISH means sumptuously rich and elaborate; its antonym MODEST means not extravagant or grand. Example: 'The lavish wedding was a stark contrast to their otherwise modest lifestyle.'
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Question 83 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INVIGORATING' is:
ExplanationINVIGORATING means making one feel stronger and more energetic; its antonym EXHAUSTING means causing extreme tiredness. Example: 'The invigorating morning swim gave way to an exhausting afternoon hike.'
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Question 84 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LENIENCY' is:
ExplanationLENIENCY means the quality of being merciful or permissive; its antonym SEVERITY means the quality of being strict or harsh. Example: 'The judge was known for his leniency toward first-time offenders, but severity toward repeat ones.'
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Question 85 of 100
As in childish, the antonym (opposite) of 'JUVENILE' is:
ExplanationJUVENILE means childish; immature; its antonym MATURE means fully developed physically or mentally; sensible. Example: 'His juvenile behaviour at the party was unlike his usually mature demeanour.'
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Question 86 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LACKLUSTRE' is:
ExplanationLACKLUSTRE means lacking in vitality, energy, or brilliance; its antonym BRILLIANT means exceptionally clever, skilled, or impressive. Example: 'The lacklustre first half gave way to a brilliant second-half performance.'
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Question 87 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INSPIRATION' is:
ExplanationINSPIRATION means the process of being mentally stimulated to feel or do something; its antonym DISCOURAGEMENT means the act of causing someone to lose confidence or enthusiasm. Example: 'Her mentor's words were a source of inspiration, not discouragement.'
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Question 88 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'INCLINE' is:
ExplanationINCLINE means to make someone tend toward a particular attitude; its antonym DISINCLINE means to make someone unwilling to do something. Example: 'The evidence inclined the jury toward acquittal, though the prosecutor's tone had disinclined them earlier.'
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Question 89 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'LAMENT' is:
ExplanationLAMENT means to express deep sorrow or regret; its antonym CELEBRATE means to publicly acknowledge a happy occasion. Example: 'Instead of lamenting the loss, the community chose to celebrate her legacy.'
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Question 90 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'IMPORT' is:
ExplanationIMPORT means to bring goods into a country from abroad; its antonym EXPORT means to send goods to another country for sale. Example: 'The country began to export more rice than it imported.'
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Question 91 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INTEGRATE' is:
ExplanationINTEGRATE means to combine parts into a whole; its antonym SEGREGATE means to separate people or things from others. Example: 'The new policy sought to integrate rather than segregate the different communities.'
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Question 92 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'KEENNESS' is:
ExplanationKEENNESS means eagerness or enthusiasm; its antonym APATHY means a lack of interest or concern. Example: 'His initial keenness for the project gave way to apathy after repeated delays.'
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Question 93 of 100
As in a close relationship, the antonym (opposite) of 'INTIMATE' is:
ExplanationINTIMATE means having a close and familiar relationship; its antonym DISTANT means not close in a personal relationship. Example: 'Their once intimate friendship became increasingly distant over the years.'
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Question 94 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFAMY' is:
ExplanationINFAMY means the state of being well known for a bad quality; its antonym FAME means the state of being known widely for a good quality. Example: 'He achieved fame for his early work, before infamy overtook his later career.'
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Question 95 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JUBILANT' is:
ExplanationJUBILANT means feeling or expressing great happiness; its antonym DESPONDENT means in low spirits from loss of hope. Example: 'The jubilant winners contrasted sharply with the despondent runners-up.'
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Question 96 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INVIGORATE' is:
ExplanationINVIGORATE means to give strength or energy to someone; its antonym EXHAUST means to drain someone of energy. Example: 'The cold swim invigorated her, though the long hike beforehand had left her exhausted.'
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Question 97 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'IRRITATE' is:
ExplanationIRRITATE means to make someone annoyed; its antonym SOOTHE means to gently calm someone. Example: 'The lullaby was meant to soothe the baby, not irritate her further.'
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Question 98 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'JUNIOR' is:
ExplanationJUNIOR means lower in rank or younger in age; its antonym SENIOR means higher in rank or older. Example: 'She started as a junior associate and was later promoted to a senior role.'
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Question 99 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INFLEXIBLE' is:
ExplanationINFLEXIBLE means unable to be changed or adapted; its antonym ADAPTABLE means able to adjust to new conditions. Example: 'The inflexible old policy was replaced with an adaptable new one.'
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Question 100 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'INCREASE' is:
ExplanationINCREASE means to become or make greater; its antonym DECREASE means to become or make smaller. Example: 'Prices continued to increase for months before beginning to decrease again.'
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