Antonyms L to P Competitive Exams
100 questions · Antonyms One Paper
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Question 1 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'ORDINARY' is:
ExplanationORDINARY means with no special or distinctive features; its antonym EXTRAORDINARY means very unusual or remarkable. Example: 'His ordinary weekday became an extraordinary one after the surprise announcement.'
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Question 2 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'POMPOUS' is:
ExplanationPOMPOUS means affectedly grand or self-important; its antonym UNPRETENTIOUS means not attempting to impress; modest. Example: 'His pompous speech contrasted with the unpretentious remarks of the previous speaker.'
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Question 3 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MITIGATE' is:
ExplanationMITIGATE means to make something less severe; its antonym AGGRAVATE means to make something worse. Example: 'The new measures are meant to mitigate flooding rather than aggravate it.'
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Question 4 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PLAUSIBLE' is:
ExplanationPLAUSIBLE means seeming reasonable or probable; its antonym IMPLAUSIBLE means not seeming reasonable or probable. Example: 'The first explanation was plausible, but the second seemed entirely implausible.'
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Question 5 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MAGNIFY' is:
ExplanationMAGNIFY means to make something appear larger than it is; its antonym MINIMIZE means to reduce something to the smallest possible extent. Example: 'The lens can magnify or minimize the image depending on the setting.'
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Question 6 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PARADOXICAL' is:
ExplanationPARADOXICAL means seemingly contradictory yet possibly true; its antonym CONSISTENT means not containing any logical contradiction. Example: 'His paradoxical statement confused listeners who expected a more consistent argument.'
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Question 7 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'NEGLECT' is:
ExplanationNEGLECT means to fail to care for something properly; its antonym ATTEND TO means to give care and attention to. Example: 'He began to attend to his health after years of neglecting it.'
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Question 8 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PRECISE' is:
ExplanationPRECISE means exact and accurate; its antonym VAGUE means not clearly expressed or defined. Example: 'The precise instructions replaced the vague guidelines from before.'
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Question 9 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'MANIFEST' is:
ExplanationMANIFEST means to display a quality or feeling clearly; its antonym CONCEAL means to keep something from being seen. Example: 'His anxiety began to manifest itself, though he tried hard to conceal it.'
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Question 10 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MIGHTY' is:
ExplanationMIGHTY means possessing great and impressive power or strength; its antonym FEEBLE means lacking physical strength; weak. Example: 'The once mighty empire fell into a feeble state of decline.'
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Question 11 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NOBLE' is:
ExplanationNOBLE means having fine personal qualities or high moral principles; its antonym IGNOBLE means dishonourable or shameful in character. Example: 'His noble intentions were undermined by an ignoble betrayal.'
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Question 12 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OBLIGATORY' is:
ExplanationOBLIGATORY means required by a rule or law; its antonym VOLUNTARY means done by choice, not compulsion. Example: 'Attendance was once obligatory, but has since become entirely voluntary.'
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Question 13 of 100
As in first, the antonym (opposite) of 'ORIGINAL' is:
ExplanationORIGINAL means existing from the beginning; its antonym SUBSEQUENT means coming after something in time. Example: 'The original plan was later replaced by a subsequent, revised version.'
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Question 14 of 100
As in threat, the antonym (opposite) of 'MENACE' is:
ExplanationMENACE means a person or thing that threatens danger or harm; its antonym PROTECTION means the action of keeping someone or something safe. Example: 'What was once seen as a menace became a source of protection for the village.'
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Question 15 of 100
As in incomplete, the antonym (opposite) of 'PARTIAL' is:
ExplanationPARTIAL means existing only in part; incomplete; its antonym COMPLETE means having all necessary parts; whole. Example: 'They received a partial refund rather than a complete one.'
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Question 16 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PONDER' is:
ExplanationPONDER means to think about something carefully; its antonym IGNORE means to deliberately pay no attention to something. Example: 'Rather than ignore the warning, the board chose to ponder its implications carefully.'
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Question 17 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OBTAIN' is:
ExplanationOBTAIN means to get or acquire something; its antonym LOSE means to no longer have or possess something. Example: 'He worked hard to obtain the licence, only to lose it a year later.'
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Question 18 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PACIFY' is:
ExplanationPACIFY means to calm someone down; its antonym PROVOKE means to stir up strong feelings, especially anger. Example: 'The apology was meant to pacify, not provoke, the angry customer.'
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Question 19 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'MYSTERY' is:
ExplanationMYSTERY means something that is difficult to understand or explain; its antonym CERTAINTY means the state of being definitely known. Example: 'What was once a mystery became a certainty once the evidence was examined.'
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Question 20 of 100
As an adjective, the antonym (opposite) of 'OBSCURE' is:
ExplanationOBSCURE means not well known; its antonym FAMOUS means known about by many people. Example: 'The once obscure musician later became famous worldwide.'
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Question 21 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MALEFACTOR' is:
ExplanationMALEFACTOR means a person who commits a crime or does evil; its antonym BENEFACTOR means a person who gives money or help to a cause. Example: 'The malefactor was eventually caught, while the anonymous benefactor was never identified.'
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Question 22 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MAGNANIMITY' is:
ExplanationMAGNANIMITY means generosity or forgiveness, especially toward a rival; its antonym PETTINESS means the quality of being small-minded or trivial in outlook. Example: 'His magnanimity toward his defeated opponent contrasted with the pettiness of his own supporters.'
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Question 23 of 100
As an adjective, the antonym (opposite) of 'MODERATE' is:
ExplanationMODERATE means average in amount, intensity, or degree; its antonym EXTREME means reaching a high or extreme degree. Example: 'His moderate views contrasted with his colleague's extreme ones.'
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Question 24 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PENURY' is:
ExplanationPENURY means extreme poverty; destitution; its antonym AFFLUENCE means great wealth. Example: 'The family rose from penury to considerable affluence within a generation.'
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Question 25 of 100
As in an unprecedented event, the antonym (opposite) of 'PRECEDENTED' is:
ExplanationPRECEDENTED means having happened or existed before; its antonym UNPRECEDENTED means never having happened or existed before. Example: 'What was once a precedented outcome became an entirely unprecedented one this year.'
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Question 26 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MATURE' is:
ExplanationMATURE means fully developed physically or mentally; its antonym IMMATURE means not fully developed; childish. Example: 'His immature reaction surprised everyone who knew him as a mature professional.'
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Question 27 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NOURISH' is:
ExplanationNOURISH means to provide with food or other substances necessary for growth; its antonym STARVE means to suffer or die from lack of food. Example: 'The soil was carefully nourished after years of being starved of nutrients.'
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Question 28 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NATURAL' is:
ExplanationNATURAL means existing in or caused by nature; its antonym ARTIFICIAL means made by humans, not occurring naturally. Example: 'The garden used natural rather than artificial fertiliser.'
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Question 29 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PERSISTENT' is:
ExplanationPERSISTENT means continuing firmly despite difficulty; its antonym FLEETING means lasting for only a short time. Example: 'His persistent effort contrasted with the fleeting enthusiasm of the other volunteers.'
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Question 30 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NARROW' is:
ExplanationNARROW means of small width; its antonym WIDE means of great width. Example: 'The narrow alley opened into a wide public square.'
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Question 31 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NOISOME' is:
ExplanationNOISOME means having an extremely offensive smell; its antonym FRAGRANT means having a pleasant smell. Example: 'The noisome swamp gave way to a fragrant garden further along the path.'
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Question 32 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NOTABLE' is:
ExplanationNOTABLE means worthy of attention or notice; its antonym INSIGNIFICANT means too small or unimportant to be worth consideration. Example: 'His notable achievements far outweighed the insignificant setbacks along the way.'
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Question 33 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LOATHSOME' is:
ExplanationLOATHSOME means causing hatred or disgust; its antonym DELIGHTFUL means causing delight; charming. Example: 'The loathsome villain in the first act became a delightful surprise ally by the end.'
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Question 34 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PEDANTIC' is:
ExplanationPEDANTIC means excessively concerned with minor details or rules; its antonym BROAD-MINDED means tolerant of a wide range of views; not overly strict. Example: 'His pedantic insistence on formatting contrasted with his colleague's broad-minded approach.'
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Question 35 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'LUXURY' is:
ExplanationLUXURY means a state of great comfort or extravagance not deemed essential; its antonym NECESSITY means something required, an essential item. Example: 'Clean water is a necessity, not a luxury.'
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Question 36 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PERTURBED' is:
ExplanationPERTURBED means anxious or unsettled; its antonym UNRUFFLED means not disturbed or upset; calm. Example: 'He seemed perturbed at first, but grew unruffled once the situation was explained.'
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Question 37 of 100
As in treating condescendingly, the antonym (opposite) of 'PATRONISE' is:
ExplanationPATRONISE means to treat someone in a way that seems kind but shows a feeling of superiority; its antonym RESPECT means to treat someone with due regard for their worth. Example: 'The new manager chose to respect, not patronise, the experienced staff.'
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Question 38 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MOROSE' is:
ExplanationMOROSE means sullen and ill-tempered; its antonym CHEERFUL means noticeably happy and optimistic. Example: 'His morose mood in the morning gave way to a cheerful one by evening.'
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Question 39 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MINIMUM' is:
ExplanationMINIMUM means the smallest amount possible; its antonym MAXIMUM means the greatest amount possible. Example: 'The policy sets a minimum wage as well as a maximum working week.'
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Question 40 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LOOSE' is:
ExplanationLOOSE means not firmly fixed or fastened; its antonym TIGHT means fixed firmly in place, not slack. Example: 'The loose bolt needed to be tightened before the machine could run safely.'
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Question 41 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LIBERATE' is:
ExplanationLIBERATE means to set someone free from restriction or oppression; its antonym CONFINE means to restrict someone within limits. Example: 'The reforms were meant to liberate citizens, not confine them further.'
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Question 42 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PERPETUAL' is:
ExplanationPERPETUAL means never ending or changing; its antonym TEMPORARY means lasting for only a limited time. Example: 'What felt like a perpetual struggle turned out to be only a temporary setback.'
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Question 43 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'METHODICAL' is:
ExplanationMETHODICAL means done according to a systematic or established plan; its antonym DISORGANISED means lacking order or structure. Example: 'The methodical approach of the new manager replaced the disorganised habits of the old one.'
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Question 44 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MOBILIZE' is:
ExplanationMOBILIZE means to organise and prepare people or resources for action; its antonym DEMOBILIZE means to disband troops or resources after a period of active duty. Example: 'The army was mobilized during the crisis and demobilized once peace returned.'
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Question 45 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MAJESTIC' is:
ExplanationMAJESTIC means having impressive beauty or dignity; its antonym UNIMPOSING means not impressive or commanding. Example: 'The majestic mountain range contrasted with the unimposing hills near the coast.'
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Question 46 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LOYAL' is:
ExplanationLOYAL means giving firm and constant support; its antonym DISLOYAL means failing to be faithful to a cause or person. Example: 'His disloyal betrayal shocked those who had always considered him loyal.'
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Question 47 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NEEDLESS' is:
ExplanationNEEDLESS means not necessary; its antonym ESSENTIAL means absolutely necessary. Example: 'What seemed like a needless expense turned out to be an essential investment.'
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Question 48 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NEGATIVE' is:
ExplanationNEGATIVE means expressing denial, disapproval, or an unfavourable view; its antonym POSITIVE means expressing approval or an optimistic view. Example: 'She tried to focus on the positive aspects rather than the negative ones.'
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Question 49 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MANDATORY' is:
ExplanationMANDATORY means required by law or rules; compulsory; its antonym OPTIONAL means available to be chosen but not compulsory. Example: 'Attendance is mandatory for staff but optional for guests.'
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Question 50 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MUNDANE' is:
ExplanationMUNDANE means lacking interest or excitement; dull; its antonym EXTRAORDINARY means very unusual or remarkable. Example: 'The mundane routine of daily life was interrupted by an extraordinary event.'
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Question 51 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'PLUNDER' is:
ExplanationPLUNDER means to steal goods, typically using force; its antonym RESTORE means to return something to its rightful owner or former state. Example: 'The invaders plundered the city, and it took decades to restore what had been lost.'
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Question 52 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'ORTHODOX' is:
ExplanationORTHODOX means conforming to established, accepted beliefs; its antonym UNORTHODOX means contrary to accepted beliefs or practices. Example: 'His orthodox methods gave way to unorthodox ones once he began experimenting.'
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Question 53 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OPPRESSIVE' is:
ExplanationOPPRESSIVE means unjustly cruel or restrictive; its antonym LIBERATING means giving a feeling of freedom. Example: 'The oppressive old regime gave way to a liberating new government.'
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Question 54 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MOTIVATE' is:
ExplanationMOTIVATE means to provide someone with a reason to act; its antonym DISCOURAGE means to make someone less confident or enthusiastic. Example: 'The coach's speech was meant to motivate the team, not discourage it.'
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Question 55 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PERMEATE' is:
ExplanationPERMEATE means to spread throughout something; its antonym EXCLUDE means to keep something out or prevent it from entering. Example: 'The new culture began to permeate the organisation once old attitudes were excluded.'
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Question 56 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LUCID' is:
ExplanationLUCID means expressed clearly; easy to understand; its antonym CONFUSING means difficult to understand; bewildering. Example: 'His lucid explanation replaced the confusing instructions in the manual.'
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Question 57 of 100
As in causing displeasure, the antonym (opposite) of 'OFFENSIVE' is:
ExplanationOFFENSIVE means causing displeasure or resentment; its antonym INOFFENSIVE means not causing offence; harmless. Example: 'His remark, though blunt, was entirely inoffensive rather than offensive.'
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Question 58 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PARSIMONY' is:
ExplanationPARSIMONY means extreme unwillingness to spend money; its antonym EXTRAVAGANCE means the habit of spending excessively. Example: 'His parsimony in youth gave way to extravagance once he inherited his wealth.'
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Question 59 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MERCIFUL' is:
ExplanationMERCIFUL means showing compassion or forgiveness; its antonym MERCILESS means showing no mercy. Example: 'The king was merciful to his subjects but merciless toward traitors.'
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Question 60 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MELLOW' is:
ExplanationMELLOW means pleasantly smooth or soft; relaxed and easy-going; its antonym HARSH means severe and unpleasant. Example: 'His mellow attitude in later years replaced the harsh temper of his youth.'
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Question 61 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PLIABLE' is:
ExplanationPLIABLE means easily bent; flexible; its antonym RIGID means unable to bend or be forced out of shape. Example: 'The pliable wire was replaced with a rigid metal rod.'
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Question 62 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'METICULOUS' is:
ExplanationMETICULOUS means showing great attention to detail; its antonym CARELESS means not giving sufficient attention. Example: 'The meticulous auditor caught errors a careless one would have missed.'
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Question 63 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NIMBLE' is:
ExplanationNIMBLE means quick and light in movement; agile; its antonym CLUMSY means awkward in movement or handling. Example: 'The nimble dancer moved gracefully, unlike her clumsy understudy.'
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Question 64 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OMINOUSLY' is:
ExplanationOMINOUSLY means in a way suggesting something bad will happen; its antonym REASSURINGLY means in a way that removes doubts or fears. Example: 'The sky darkened ominously, though the forecaster spoke reassuringly of clear skies ahead.'
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Question 65 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NORMAL' is:
ExplanationNORMAL means conforming to a standard; its antonym ABNORMAL means deviating from what is standard or usual. Example: 'The doctors noted abnormal readings where normal ones were expected.'
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Question 66 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MEEK' is:
ExplanationMEEK means quiet, gentle, and submissive; its antonym ASSERTIVE means confidently expressing one's opinions or demands. Example: 'His meek demeanour at work contrasted with his assertive attitude at home.'
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Question 67 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OSTENTATIOUS' is:
ExplanationOSTENTATIOUS means designed to impress; showy; its antonym MODEST means unassuming; not excessive. Example: 'His ostentatious mansion contrasted with his modest childhood home.'
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Question 68 of 100
As in nobility of ideals, the antonym (opposite) of 'LOFTINESS' is:
ExplanationLOFTINESS (of ideals) means the quality of being noble and elevated; its antonym BASENESS means the quality of being morally low or without honour. Example: 'The loftiness of his stated ideals contrasted with the baseness of his actual conduct.'
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Question 69 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'PEACE' is:
ExplanationPEACE means freedom from disturbance; the absence of war; its antonym WAR means armed conflict between groups or nations. Example: 'Decades of war finally gave way to a lasting peace.'
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Question 70 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OBSTINATE' is:
ExplanationOBSTINATE means stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion; its antonym COMPLIANT means inclined to agree with others. Example: 'His obstinate refusal to negotiate frustrated even his compliant allies.'
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Question 71 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MELANCHOLY' is:
ExplanationMELANCHOLY means a deep, pensive sadness; its antonym CHEERFULNESS means the state of being noticeably happy. Example: 'The melancholy of the funeral gave way to the cheerfulness of the reunion the next day.'
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Question 72 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LUCRATIVE' is:
ExplanationLUCRATIVE means producing a great deal of profit; its antonym UNPROFITABLE means not yielding financial gain. Example: 'The once lucrative business became entirely unprofitable within a few years.'
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Question 73 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PRECEDE' is:
ExplanationPRECEDE means to come before something in time; its antonym FOLLOW means to come after something in time. Example: 'A brief introduction will precede the main presentation, and a discussion will follow.'
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Question 74 of 100
As an adjective, the antonym (opposite) of 'PATIENT' is:
ExplanationPATIENT means able to accept delay without becoming annoyed; its antonym IMPATIENT means unable to wait calmly. Example: 'He remained patient throughout the long delay, unlike his impatient colleague.'
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Question 75 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OBEDIENT' is:
ExplanationOBEDIENT means complying with orders or requests; its antonym DEFIANT means boldly resisting authority. Example: 'The once obedient dog became defiant after being left alone too long.'
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Question 76 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NEGLIGENT' is:
ExplanationNEGLIGENT means failing to take proper care; its antonym ATTENTIVE means paying close attention. Example: 'The negligent guard was replaced with an attentive one after the incident.'
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Question 77 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OUTER' is:
ExplanationOUTER means further from the centre or inside; its antonym INNER means nearer the centre or inside. Example: 'The outer wall was repaired, but the inner structure remained damaged.'
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Question 78 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NEGLIGIBLE' is:
ExplanationNEGLIGIBLE means so small or unimportant as to not be worth considering; its antonym SUBSTANTIAL means of considerable importance or size. Example: 'The negligible early costs became substantial once the project expanded.'
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Question 79 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MISCHIEVOUS' is:
ExplanationMISCHIEVOUS means causing or showing a fondness for trouble in a playful way; its antonym WELL-BEHAVED means behaving in a proper, acceptable manner. Example: 'The mischievous child at school was surprisingly well-behaved at home.'
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Question 80 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MOIST' is:
ExplanationMOIST means slightly wet; its antonym DRY means free from moisture. Example: 'The soil was moist near the river but dry further inland.'
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Question 81 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PASSIVE' is:
ExplanationPASSIVE means accepting what happens without resistance; its antonym ACTIVE means engaging or participating energetically. Example: 'He took an active role in the campaign rather than remaining passive.'
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Question 82 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MALICIOUS' is:
ExplanationMALICIOUS means intending to do harm; its antonym BENEVOLENT means well-meaning and kindly. Example: 'The malicious rumour contrasted with his usually benevolent nature.'
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Question 83 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OUTGOING' is:
ExplanationOUTGOING means sociable and confident in social situations; its antonym RESERVED means slow to reveal emotion or opinions. Example: 'His outgoing personality contrasted with his reserved twin sister.'
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Question 84 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'POPULAR' is:
ExplanationPOPULAR means liked or admired by many people; its antonym UNPOPULAR means not liked by many people. Example: 'The once popular policy became deeply unpopular after the scandal.'
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Question 85 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'POWERFUL' is:
ExplanationPOWERFUL means having great power or strength; its antonym WEAK means lacking strength or power. Example: 'The once powerful empire fell into a weak and fragmented state.'
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Question 86 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MERGE' is:
ExplanationMERGE means to combine to form one thing; its antonym SEPARATE means to divide into distinct parts. Example: 'The two departments merged last year but may separate again under new leadership.'
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Question 87 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MULTIPLY' is:
ExplanationMULTIPLY means to increase greatly in number; its antonym DIVIDE means to separate into parts. Example: 'The population began to multiply rapidly, straining resources that had to be divided among more people.'
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Question 88 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PENALIZE' is:
ExplanationPENALIZE means to subject someone to a penalty for an offence; its antonym REWARD means to give something as recognition for good behaviour. Example: 'The policy rewards efficient use of energy and penalizes waste.'
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Question 89 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MISERABLE' is:
ExplanationMISERABLE means wretchedly unhappy; its antonym CONTENT means in a state of peaceful happiness. Example: 'He was miserable in the old job but felt entirely content in the new one.'
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Question 90 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'NOTORIOUS' is:
ExplanationNOTORIOUS means famous for something bad; its antonym REPUTABLE means having a good reputation. Example: 'The notorious criminal's family remained a reputable and respected one.'
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Question 91 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OUTSPOKEN' is:
ExplanationOUTSPOKEN means direct and forthright in speech; its antonym RETICENT means not revealing one's thoughts readily. Example: 'His outspoken criticism was unlike his usually reticent nature.'
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Question 92 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MARVELOUS' is:
ExplanationMARVELOUS means causing great wonder; its antonym DREADFUL means extremely bad or unpleasant. Example: 'The marvelous first act was followed by a dreadful, poorly written finale.'
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Question 93 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'MODERN' is:
ExplanationMODERN means relating to the present time; its antonym ANCIENT means belonging to the very distant past. Example: 'The museum displayed both ancient artefacts and modern innovations.'
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Question 94 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LUXURIANT' is:
ExplanationLUXURIANT means rich and profuse in growth; its antonym SPARSE means thinly dispersed or scattered. Example: 'The luxuriant tropical forest gave way to sparse desert scrub further inland.'
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Question 95 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'LOUD' is:
ExplanationLOUD means producing a great deal of noise; its antonym QUIET means making little or no noise. Example: 'The loud concert hall was quiet again by the early morning.'
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Question 96 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OBEDIENCE' is:
ExplanationOBEDIENCE means compliance with orders or requests; its antonym DEFIANCE means bold resistance to authority. Example: 'His usual obedience gave way to open defiance after the unfair punishment.'
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Question 97 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PLENTIFUL' is:
ExplanationPLENTIFUL means existing in large amounts; its antonym SCARCE means insufficient in supply. Example: 'Food was plentiful in the city but scarce in the drought-stricken countryside.'
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Question 98 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'POLITE' is:
ExplanationPOLITE means having good manners and consideration for others; its antonym RUDE means offensively impolite. Example: 'His rude comment stood out sharply against his usually polite demeanour.'
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Question 99 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'OPTIMISM' is:
ExplanationOPTIMISM means hopefulness about the future; its antonym PESSIMISM means a tendency to expect the worst. Example: 'Her early optimism about the venture faded into pessimism after repeated setbacks.'
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Question 100 of 100
As in openly done, the antonym (opposite) of 'OVERT' is:
ExplanationOVERT means done or shown openly; not hidden; its antonym COVERT means not openly acknowledged; secret. Example: 'The overt campaign was accompanied by an entirely covert operation.'
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