Antonyms P S Competitive Exams
100 questions · Antonyms One Paper
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Question 1 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SEVER' is:
ExplanationSEVER means to cut off or divide something by cutting; its antonym JOIN means to link or connect things together. Example: 'The two nations severed diplomatic ties, though trade groups pushed to join forces economically.'
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Question 2 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'REGRET' is:
ExplanationREGRET means a feeling of sadness over something one wishes had been different; its antonym SATISFACTION means fulfilment of one's wishes or needs. Example: 'He felt regret over his early choices, but satisfaction with how things eventually turned out.'
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Question 3 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RETAIN' is:
ExplanationRETAIN means to continue to have or hold something; its antonym DISCARD means to get rid of something no longer wanted. Example: 'She chose to retain some old furniture and discard the rest.'
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Question 4 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REFINED' is:
ExplanationREFINED means elegant and cultured in appearance or manner; its antonym CRUDE means offensively coarse or unrefined. Example: 'His refined manners contrasted with his crude sense of humour.'
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Question 5 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'SORROW' is:
ExplanationSORROW means a feeling of deep distress caused by loss; its antonym JOY means a feeling of great pleasure and happiness. Example: 'The sorrow of the funeral gave way to the joy of the wedding a month later.'
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Question 6 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROVISIONAL' is:
ExplanationPROVISIONAL means arranged temporarily; its antonym PERMANENT means lasting or intended to last indefinitely. Example: 'The provisional government eventually gave way to a permanent one.'
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Question 7 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RESTORE' is:
ExplanationRESTORE means to return something to its former condition; its antonym DAMAGE means to cause harm that reduces value or usefulness. Example: 'The renovation aimed to restore the historic building, not damage it further.'
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Question 8 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SPLENDID' is:
ExplanationSPLENDID means magnificent; extremely impressive; its antonym ORDINARY means with no special features. Example: 'The splendid ceremony was a far cry from the ordinary meeting the week before.'
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Question 9 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'QUALM' is:
ExplanationQUALM means an uneasy feeling of doubt about one's own conduct; its antonym CONFIDENCE means a feeling of self-assurance. Example: 'He signed the contract without a single qualm, filled instead with confidence.'
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Question 10 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SPARSE' is:
ExplanationSPARSE means thinly dispersed or scattered; its antonym DENSE means closely compacted. Example: 'The sparse population of the countryside contrasted with the dense crowds of the city.'
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Question 11 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SERVILE' is:
ExplanationSERVILE means excessively willing to serve or please others; its antonym INDEPENDENT means free from outside control. Example: 'His servile attitude toward superiors contrasted with his fiercely independent spirit elsewhere.'
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Question 12 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REGRESS' is:
ExplanationREGRESS means to return to a less developed state; its antonym PROGRESS means to develop toward an improved state. Example: 'The patient's condition began to progress rather than regress after the new treatment.'
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Question 13 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REDEMPTION' is:
ExplanationREDEMPTION means the action of being saved from sin or error; its antonym DAMNATION means the state of being condemned. Example: 'The story follows his path from damnation to eventual redemption.'
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Question 14 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REALISTIC' is:
ExplanationREALISTIC means having a sensible and practical view of what is achievable; its antonym IDEALISTIC means having high, sometimes unrealistic, standards. Example: 'His realistic assessment of the budget clashed with her idealistic vision for the project.'
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Question 15 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RADIANT' is:
ExplanationRADIANT means sending out light; shining; also glowing with happiness; its antonym DULL means lacking brightness or shine. Example: 'Her radiant smile contrasted with his dull, tired expression.'
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Question 16 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SQUANDER' is:
ExplanationSQUANDER means to waste money or resources carelessly; its antonym CONSERVE means to protect something from harm or overuse; use carefully. Example: 'She learned to conserve her savings after years of squandering them.'
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Question 17 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SERENE' is:
ExplanationSERENE means calm, peaceful, and untroubled; its antonym TURBULENT means characterised by conflict or confusion. Example: 'The serene lake gave way to turbulent rapids further downstream.'
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Question 18 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PRIVATE' is:
ExplanationPRIVATE means belonging to a particular person, not open to others; its antonym PUBLIC means open to or shared by all. Example: 'The garden was once private but is now open to the public.'
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Question 19 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SCRUPULOUS' is:
ExplanationSCRUPULOUS means diligent and careful, especially about moral correctness; its antonym UNSCRUPULOUS means having no moral principles. Example: 'The scrupulous accountant was replaced by an unscrupulous one who falsified records.'
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Question 20 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PREDECESSOR' is:
ExplanationPREDECESSOR means a person who held a job or position before the current holder; its antonym SUCCESSOR means a person who follows another in a role. Example: 'The new director inherited many challenges from her predecessor, which her own successor will one day face too.'
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Question 21 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RUDIMENTARY' is:
ExplanationRUDIMENTARY means basic or fundamental; its antonym ADVANCED means far on in development or sophistication. Example: 'His rudimentary understanding of the software grew into advanced expertise.'
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Question 22 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PUNCTUAL' is:
ExplanationPUNCTUAL means happening or done at the arranged time; its antonym LATE means arriving after the expected time. Example: 'He was punctual for the interview but late for the follow-up meeting.'
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Question 23 of 100
As in to advance, the antonym (opposite) of 'PROMOTE' is:
ExplanationPROMOTE means to raise someone to a higher position; its antonym DEMOTE means to lower someone to a lesser rank. Example: 'He was promoted last year but demoted again after the scandal.'
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Question 24 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RAMSHACKLE' is:
ExplanationRAMSHACKLE means badly made or maintained; rickety; its antonym STURDY means strongly and solidly built. Example: 'The ramshackle old shed was replaced with a sturdy new structure.'
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Question 25 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RESILIENCE' is:
ExplanationRESILIENCE means the capacity to recover quickly from difficulties; its antonym FRAGILITY means the quality of being easily broken or damaged. Example: 'The economy's resilience surprised analysts who had expected greater fragility.'
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Question 26 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REPUGNANT' is:
ExplanationREPUGNANT means extremely distasteful; unacceptable; its antonym APPEALING means attractive or interesting. Example: 'What seemed repugnant to the older generation was often appealing to the younger one.'
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Question 27 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PUNISH' is:
ExplanationPUNISH means to inflict a penalty for wrongdoing; its antonym REWARD means to give something in recognition of good behaviour. Example: 'The teacher chose to reward good behaviour instead of only punishing bad.'
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Question 28 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'RELISH' is:
ExplanationRELISH means to enjoy something greatly; its antonym DREAD means to anticipate something with great apprehension. Example: 'She relished the challenge that he had come to dread.'
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Question 29 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SIMILAR' is:
ExplanationSIMILAR means resembling without being identical; its antonym DIFFERENT means not the same; distinct. Example: 'The two proposals seemed similar at first but proved quite different upon closer study.'
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Question 30 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROLONGED' is:
ExplanationPROLONGED means continuing for a long time; its antonym BRIEF means of short duration. Example: 'The prolonged negotiations of last year gave way to a brief discussion this time.'
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Question 31 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SAGACIOUS' is:
ExplanationSAGACIOUS means having keen judgement; wise; its antonym FOOLISH means lacking good sense or judgement. Example: 'The sagacious elder's advice was ignored in favour of a foolish scheme.'
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Question 32 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RIGID' is:
ExplanationRIGID means unable to bend or be forced out of shape; its antonym FLEXIBLE means capable of bending easily. Example: 'The old policy was rigid, whereas the new one is far more flexible.'
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Question 33 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROPONENT' is:
ExplanationPROPONENT means a person who advocates a theory or course of action; its antonym OPPONENT means a person who opposes another in a contest or dispute. Example: 'While she was a leading proponent of the reform, he remained its fiercest opponent.'
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Question 34 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RELIABLE' is:
ExplanationRELIABLE means able to be trusted to do what is expected; its antonym UNRELIABLE means not able to be trusted. Example: 'The unreliable supplier was replaced with a far more reliable one.'
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Question 35 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECOGNITION' is:
ExplanationRECOGNITION means acknowledgement of someone's achievements; its antonym NEGLECT means failure to give proper care or attention. Example: 'Years of neglect finally gave way to well-deserved recognition.'
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Question 36 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SAFE' is:
ExplanationSAFE means protected from danger or risk; its antonym DANGEROUS means likely to cause harm. Example: 'The bridge was declared dangerous and closed until repairs made it safe again.'
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Question 37 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PRUDENT' is:
ExplanationPRUDENT means acting with care and forethought; its antonym RECKLESS means acting without thinking of the consequences. Example: 'His prudent investments contrasted with his brother's reckless spending.'
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Question 38 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SCRUTINIZE' is:
ExplanationSCRUTINIZE means to examine something closely and carefully; its antonym OVERLOOK means to fail to notice something. Example: 'The auditor scrutinized every line, refusing to overlook even the smallest discrepancy.'
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Question 39 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SEDENTARY' is:
ExplanationSEDENTARY means involving much sitting and little exercise; its antonym ACTIVE means engaging in physical activity regularly. Example: 'He replaced his sedentary desk job with a far more active outdoor career.'
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Question 40 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'REBUKE' is:
ExplanationREBUKE means an expression of sharp disapproval; its antonym PRAISE means an expression of approval or admiration. Example: 'Instead of the expected rebuke, she received praise for her honesty.'
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Question 41 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RESTRICT' is:
ExplanationRESTRICT means to limit the size, amount, or range of something; its antonym EXPAND means to increase the size or scope of something. Example: 'The new rules expand access rather than restrict it.'
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Question 42 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SPACIOUS' is:
ExplanationSPACIOUS means having ample space; roomy; its antonym CRAMPED means uncomfortably small in size. Example: 'They moved from a cramped apartment to a far more spacious house.'
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Question 43 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REPEL' is:
ExplanationREPEL means to drive back or away; cause disgust; its antonym ATTRACT means to draw someone toward oneself. Example: 'The scent was designed to attract pollinators while repelling harmful insects.'
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Question 44 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RIGOROUS' is:
ExplanationRIGOROUS means extremely thorough and careful; its antonym LAX means not sufficiently careful or strict. Example: 'The rigorous new standards replaced the lax old ones.'
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Question 45 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROHIBIT' is:
ExplanationPROHIBIT means to formally forbid something by law or rule; its antonym PERMIT means to allow something. Example: 'The old rule prohibited smoking indoors; the new one permits it in designated areas.'
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Question 46 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SINISTER' is:
ExplanationSINISTER means giving the impression that something evil may happen; its antonym BENIGN means gentle and kindly; not harmful. Example: 'The sinister figure at the door turned out to be a benign delivery driver.'
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Question 47 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'STABLE' is:
ExplanationSTABLE means not likely to change or fail; firmly fixed; its antonym UNSTABLE means likely to change, fail, or give way. Example: 'The government appeared stable for years before suddenly becoming unstable.'
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Question 48 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'QUESTIONABLE' is:
ExplanationQUESTIONABLE means open to doubt; suspect; its antonym UNQUESTIONABLE means not able to be disputed; certain. Example: 'The questionable evidence was replaced with unquestionable proof.'
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Question 49 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SINCERE' is:
ExplanationSINCERE means free from pretence; genuinely felt; its antonym INSINCERE means not expressing genuine feelings. Example: 'His insincere apology did little to make up for his earlier sincere promise.'
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Question 50 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RELEVANT' is:
ExplanationRELEVANT means closely connected to the matter at hand; its antonym IRRELEVANT means not connected to the matter at hand. Example: 'The lawyer objected that the question was irrelevant, not relevant, to the case.'
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Question 51 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RENOWNED' is:
ExplanationRENOWNED means famous or celebrated; its antonym UNKNOWN means not known or familiar. Example: 'The now renowned author was once entirely unknown.'
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Question 52 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PREOCCUPIED' is:
ExplanationPREOCCUPIED means absorbed in thought; distracted; its antonym ATTENTIVE means paying close attention. Example: 'His preoccupied manner during the meeting was unusual, given how attentive he normally was.'
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Question 53 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RELUCTANCE' is:
ExplanationRELUCTANCE means unwillingness to do something; its antonym EAGERNESS means a strong desire to do something. Example: 'His initial reluctance turned into eagerness once he understood the opportunity.'
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Question 54 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RESILIENT' is:
ExplanationRESILIENT means able to recover quickly from difficulties; its antonym VULNERABLE means exposed to the possibility of being harmed. Example: 'The resilient economy proved far less vulnerable to the shock than analysts had feared.'
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Question 55 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROTECT' is:
ExplanationPROTECT means to keep someone or something safe from harm; its antonym ENDANGER means to put someone or something at risk. Example: 'The new regulations aim to protect wildlife rather than endanger it.'
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Question 56 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'SANCTION' is:
ExplanationSANCTION means to give official approval to something; its antonym PROHIBIT means to formally forbid something. Example: 'The government chose to sanction the protest it had previously prohibited.'
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Question 57 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SOOTHE' is:
ExplanationSOOTHE means to gently calm a person or their feelings; its antonym IRRITATE means to make someone annoyed or angry. Example: 'The music was meant to soothe the baby, not irritate her further.'
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Question 58 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RAVAGED' is:
ExplanationRAVAGED means severely damaged; devastated; its antonym UNTOUCHED means not affected or damaged. Example: 'The ravaged coastal towns contrasted with the untouched villages further inland.'
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Question 59 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECIPROCAL' is:
ExplanationRECIPROCAL means given, felt, or done in return; mutual; its antonym ONE-SIDED means unfairly favouring one side; not mutual. Example: 'Their reciprocal respect contrasted with the one-sided admiration of the earlier relationship.'
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Question 60 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'QUALIFIED' is:
ExplanationQUALIFIED means having the necessary skill or knowledge; its antonym UNQUALIFIED means lacking the necessary skill or knowledge. Example: 'The unqualified applicant was rejected in favour of a qualified one.'
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Question 61 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SOMBRE' is:
ExplanationSOMBRE means dark, dull, or gloomy in mood; its antonym BRIGHT means full of light; cheerful. Example: 'The sombre mood of the funeral gave way to a bright celebration of life at the reception.'
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Question 62 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'REMEDY' is:
ExplanationREMEDY means to correct or improve a situation; its antonym AGGRAVATE means to make a situation worse. Example: 'The measures were designed to remedy, not aggravate, the housing crisis.'
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Question 63 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECKLESS' is:
ExplanationRECKLESS means acting without thinking of the consequences; its antonym CAUTIOUS means careful to avoid risk or danger. Example: 'His reckless driving was replaced by a cautious approach after the accident.'
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Question 64 of 100
As an adjective, the antonym (opposite) of 'RASH' is:
ExplanationRASH means acting without careful thought; its antonym CAUTIOUS means careful to avoid danger or mistakes. Example: 'His rash decision was later replaced by a far more cautious approach.'
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Question 65 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PUBLISH' is:
ExplanationPUBLISH means to make information available to the public; its antonym WITHHOLD means to refuse to give or keep something back. Example: 'The agency chose to withhold the report rather than publish it immediately.'
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Question 66 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'RENOWN' is:
ExplanationRENOWN means fame or widespread reputation; its antonym OBSCURITY means the state of being unknown. Example: 'He rose from obscurity to considerable renown within a single decade.'
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Question 67 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REJUVENATE' is:
ExplanationREJUVENATE means to make someone look or feel younger or more energetic; its antonym EXHAUST means to drain someone of energy. Example: 'The vacation was meant to rejuvenate her after a period that had left her exhausted.'
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Question 68 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PURITY' is:
ExplanationPURITY means the state of being free from contamination; its antonym CONTAMINATION means the state of being made impure by exposure to something harmful. Example: 'The water's purity was compromised by contamination from the nearby factory.'
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Question 69 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SHREWD' is:
ExplanationSHREWD means having sharp powers of judgement; astute; its antonym NAIVE means showing a lack of experience or judgement. Example: 'The shrewd investor recognised the risk that the naive newcomer missed.'
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Question 70 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SATISFY' is:
ExplanationSATISFY means to fulfil the needs or expectations of someone; its antonym DISAPPOINT means to fail to fulfil expectations. Example: 'The meal was meant to satisfy, but ended up disappointing every guest.'
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Question 71 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REPUDIATE' is:
ExplanationREPUDIATE means to refuse to accept or be associated with something; its antonym ACCEPT means to agree to receive or believe something. Example: 'The party chose to accept, rather than repudiate, the controversial proposal.'
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Question 72 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SHALLOW' is:
ExplanationSHALLOW means having little depth; its antonym DEEP means extending far down or in. Example: 'The pool was shallow at one end and deep at the other.'
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Question 73 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'RIDICULE' is:
ExplanationRIDICULE means to mock or make fun of someone; its antonym RESPECT means to treat someone with due regard for their worth. Example: 'Rather than ridicule his idea, the board chose to respect and consider it.'
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Question 74 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REBELLIOUS' is:
ExplanationREBELLIOUS means resisting authority or control; its antonym OBEDIENT means complying with orders or requests. Example: 'The once rebellious teenager grew into a remarkably obedient adult.'
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Question 75 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REVERE' is:
ExplanationREVERE means to feel deep respect for someone; its antonym DESPISE means to feel contempt for someone. Example: 'The community once revered him, but grew to despise him after the scandal.'
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Question 76 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROSPER' is:
ExplanationPROSPER means to succeed or thrive; its antonym FAIL means to be unsuccessful. Example: 'The business began to prosper after years of nearly failing.'
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Question 77 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'REWARD' is:
ExplanationREWARD means to give something for good behaviour or achievement; its antonym PUNISH means to inflict a penalty for wrongdoing. Example: 'Good performance was rewarded, while poor conduct was punished.'
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Question 78 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RUTHLESS' is:
ExplanationRUTHLESS means having no pity or compassion; its antonym COMPASSIONATE means feeling or showing concern for others' suffering. Example: 'His ruthless business tactics belied a surprisingly compassionate personal life.'
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Question 79 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECEDE' is:
ExplanationRECEDE means to move gradually back or away; its antonym ADVANCE means to move forward. Example: 'The floodwaters began to recede as the army continued its advance.'
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Question 80 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECTIFY' is:
ExplanationRECTIFY means to put something right; correct; its antonym WORSEN means to make something less satisfactory. Example: 'The new manager acted quickly to rectify, not worsen, the ongoing dispute.'
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Question 81 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'REGAL' is:
ExplanationREGAL means fit for or resembling royalty; majestic; its antonym COMMON means ordinary; belonging to the general public. Example: 'The regal bearing of the queen contrasted with the common demeanour of the crowd.'
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Question 82 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECENT' is:
ExplanationRECENT means happening or beginning not long ago; its antonym FORMER means happening or existing before, in the past. Example: 'The recent policy replaced the former one entirely.'
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Question 83 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SLUGGISH' is:
ExplanationSLUGGISH means slow-moving or lacking energy; its antonym BRISK means quick and active. Example: 'The sluggish morning market picked up to a brisk pace by afternoon.'
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Question 84 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RECEIVE' is:
ExplanationRECEIVE means to be given, presented with, or paid something; its antonym GIVE means to freely transfer possession of something. Example: 'She was happy to give the gift, and equally happy to receive one in return.'
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Question 85 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SCARCE' is:
ExplanationSCARCE means insufficient for demand; its antonym PLENTIFUL means existing in large amounts. Example: 'Fresh water was scarce in the desert but plentiful near the river.'
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Question 86 of 100
As opposed to liquid, the antonym (opposite) of 'SOLID' is:
ExplanationSOLID means firm and stable in shape, not liquid or gas; its antonym LIQUID means a substance that flows freely, not fixed in shape. Example: 'Ice is water in its solid form, while water itself is liquid.'
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Question 87 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SENIOR' is:
ExplanationSENIOR means older or higher in rank; its antonym JUNIOR means younger or lower in rank. Example: 'She began her career as a junior clerk before rising to a senior position.'
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Question 88 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SMOOTH' is:
ExplanationSMOOTH means having an even surface, free from lumps; its antonym ROUGH means having an uneven or irregular surface. Example: 'The road was smooth in the city but rough once they reached the mountains.'
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Question 89 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RAPID' is:
ExplanationRAPID means happening at great speed; its antonym SLOW means moving or happening at low speed. Example: 'The rapid growth of the early years gave way to a slow decline.'
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Question 90 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SATISFACTORY' is:
ExplanationSATISFACTORY means fulfilling expectations or needs; acceptable; its antonym UNSATISFACTORY means not good enough; unacceptable. Example: 'His satisfactory first review was followed by an unsatisfactory second one.'
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Question 91 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SOLEMN' is:
ExplanationSOLEMN means formal and dignified; deeply serious; its antonym CHEERFUL means noticeably happy and optimistic. Example: 'The solemn funeral service was followed by a more cheerful gathering afterward.'
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Question 92 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RURAL' is:
ExplanationRURAL means relating to the countryside; its antonym URBAN means relating to a city or town. Example: 'The family moved from a rural village to an urban apartment.'
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Question 93 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SANCTITY' is:
ExplanationSANCTITY means the state of being holy or sacred; its antonym PROFANITY means irreverence toward sacred things. Example: 'The sanctity of the ceremony was disrupted by an unexpected act of profanity.'
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Question 94 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RANDOM' is:
ExplanationRANDOM means made or done without method or conscious decision; its antonym DELIBERATE means done consciously and intentionally. Example: 'What appeared to be a random selection was actually a carefully deliberate one.'
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Question 95 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PRESTIGE' is:
ExplanationPRESTIGE means widespread respect and admiration felt for someone; its antonym DISREPUTE means the state of being held in low esteem. Example: 'The institution's prestige fell into disrepute after the scandal.'
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Question 96 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'RESPECTABLE' is:
ExplanationRESPECTABLE means regarded by society as being good, proper, or correct; its antonym DISREPUTABLE means not considered to be respectable in character. Example: 'The once respectable business became disreputable after the scandal broke.'
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Question 97 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROTRUDE' is:
ExplanationPROTRUDE means to extend beyond a surface; its antonym RECEDE means to move gradually back or away from something. Example: 'The tide began to recede, revealing rocks that had once protruded far above the water.'
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Question 98 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROSAIC' is:
ExplanationPROSAIC means lacking imagination; commonplace; its antonym POETIC means having a beauty of expression or imaginative quality. Example: 'His prosaic account of the trip was far less poetic than hers.'
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Question 99 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROSPERITY' is:
ExplanationPROSPERITY means the state of being successful, especially financially; its antonym POVERTY means the state of being extremely poor. Example: 'The region moved from poverty to relative prosperity within a generation.'
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Question 100 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'PROFICIENCY' is:
ExplanationPROFICIENCY means competence or skill in doing something; its antonym INCOMPETENCE means lack of the necessary skill. Example: 'His growing proficiency in the language replaced his early incompetence.'
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