Antonyms S to Z Competitive Exams
100 questions · Antonyms One Paper
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Question 1 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'THRIVE' is:
ExplanationTHRIVE means to grow or develop successfully; its antonym WITHER means to become weaker or fade away. Example: 'The business thrived for years before beginning to wither in the recession.'
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Question 2 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WITHER' is:
ExplanationWITHER means to become dry and shrivelled, or to decline; its antonym FLOURISH means to grow or develop successfully. Example: 'The plant withered in the shade but would flourish in direct sunlight.'
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Question 3 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TIGHT' is:
ExplanationTIGHT means fixed firmly in place; not loose; its antonym LOOSE means not firmly held or fastened. Example: 'The tight knot was eventually loose enough to untie.'
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Question 4 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNANIMITY' is:
ExplanationUNANIMITY means agreement by all people involved; its antonym DISAGREEMENT means a lack of consensus or harmony. Example: 'What began in disagreement ended in complete unanimity.'
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Question 5 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WORSEN' is:
ExplanationWORSEN means to become or make worse; its antonym IMPROVE means to become or make better. Example: 'The patient's condition began to improve after weeks of worsening.'
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Question 6 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUPPLE' is:
ExplanationSUPPLE means bending and moving easily and gracefully; flexible; its antonym STIFF means not easily bent or moved. Example: 'The dancer's supple movements contrasted with the stiff posture of the beginner beside her.'
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Question 7 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNIQUE' is:
ExplanationUNIQUE means being the only one of its kind; its antonym COMMON means occurring frequently; ordinary. Example: 'What seemed like a unique design was, in fact, quite common elsewhere.'
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Question 8 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VOLUNTARY' is:
ExplanationVOLUNTARY means done by choice, not compulsion; its antonym COMPULSORY means required by law or a rule; obligatory. Example: 'Attendance was once voluntary but has since become compulsory.'
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Question 9 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNANIMOUS' is:
ExplanationUNANIMOUS means fully in agreement; its antonym DIVIDED means having differing or conflicting opinions. Example: 'The vote was expected to be unanimous but proved deeply divided.'
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Question 10 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WARINESS' is:
ExplanationWARINESS means caution about possible dangers; its antonym TRUSTFULNESS means a readiness to believe in the honesty of others. Example: 'His initial wariness of strangers gave way to genuine trustfulness over time.'
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Question 11 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'SUPPORT' is:
ExplanationSUPPORT means to give assistance or approval to someone; its antonym OPPOSE means to disagree with or resist someone. Example: 'Half the council chose to support the bill, while the other half opposed it.'
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Question 12 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TALENTED' is:
ExplanationTALENTED means having a natural aptitude or skill; its antonym UNTALENTED means lacking natural aptitude or skill. Example: 'The talented lead performer was joined by an entirely untalented understudy.'
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Question 13 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WORTHY' is:
ExplanationWORTHY means deserving effort, attention, or respect; its antonym UNWORTHY means not deserving respect or attention. Example: 'The worthy cause attracted many donors, unlike the unworthy scheme that followed.'
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Question 14 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SULLEN' is:
ExplanationSULLEN means bad-tempered and sulky in a silent way; its antonym CHEERFUL means noticeably happy and optimistic. Example: 'The teenager's sullen silence at dinner gave way to a cheerful mood the next morning.'
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Question 15 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'THICK' is:
ExplanationTHICK means having a large distance between opposite surfaces; its antonym THIN means having a small distance between opposite surfaces. Example: 'The thick winter coat was replaced by a thin summer jacket.'
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Question 16 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TIDY' is:
ExplanationTIDY means arranged neatly and in order; its antonym MESSY means untidy or disorganised. Example: 'The room was messy in the morning but tidy again by evening.'
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Question 17 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNPRECEDENTED' is:
ExplanationUNPRECEDENTED means never having happened before; its antonym COMMON means occurring frequently; usual. Example: 'What was once unprecedented has since become almost common.'
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Question 18 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'STRAIGHT' is:
ExplanationSTRAIGHT means extending in one direction without bending; its antonym CROOKED means bent or twisted out of shape. Example: 'The path was crooked at first but became straight further ahead.'
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Question 19 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VERBOSE' is:
ExplanationVERBOSE means using more words than needed; its antonym CONCISE means giving information clearly in few words. Example: 'His verbose first draft was cut down into a concise final version.'
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Question 20 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRANQUILLITY' is:
ExplanationTRANQUILLITY means the quality of being calm and peaceful; its antonym TURMOIL means a state of great disturbance or confusion. Example: 'The tranquillity of the countryside was a welcome escape from the turmoil of the city.'
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Question 21 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'VIRTUE' is:
ExplanationVIRTUE means behaviour showing high moral standards; its antonym VICE means immoral or wicked behaviour. Example: 'The novel explores the thin line between virtue and vice in ordinary people.'
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Question 22 of 100
As in honest, the antonym (opposite) of 'UPRIGHT' is:
ExplanationUPRIGHT (in a moral sense) means honest and morally correct; its antonym CORRUPT means acting dishonestly for personal gain. Example: 'The upright judge stood in contrast to the corrupt official he investigated.'
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Question 23 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'URGENT' is:
ExplanationURGENT means requiring immediate action or attention; its antonym NON-URGENT means not requiring immediate attention. Example: 'The hospital separated urgent cases from non-urgent ones to manage the queue.'
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Question 24 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRANSPARENT' is:
ExplanationTRANSPARENT means allowing light to pass through so objects can be seen clearly; its antonym OPAQUE means not able to be seen through. Example: 'The glass was transparent, but the frosted panel beside it was opaque.'
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Question 25 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VENERATE' is:
ExplanationVENERATE means to regard with great respect; its antonym DISRESPECT means a lack of respect or courtesy. Example: 'The elders were venerated in the old traditions, though the younger generation showed increasing disrespect.'
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Question 26 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRANQUIL' is:
ExplanationTRANQUIL means free from disturbance; calm; its antonym TURBULENT means characterised by conflict or confusion. Example: 'The tranquil lake became turbulent as the storm approached.'
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Question 27 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'TRUST' is:
ExplanationTRUST means to believe in the reliability of someone; its antonym DISTRUST means to have no confidence in someone. Example: 'She used to trust him completely, but now she distrusts every word he says.'
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Question 28 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VIBRANT' is:
ExplanationVIBRANT means full of energy and life; its antonym DULL means lacking interest, excitement, or colour. Example: 'The once dull town square became a vibrant hub of activity.'
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Question 29 of 100
As in considerable, the antonym (opposite) of 'SUBSTANTIALLY' is:
ExplanationSUBSTANTIALLY means to a great or significant extent; its antonym SLIGHTLY means to a small degree. Example: 'Prices rose substantially last year but only slightly this year.'
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Question 30 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WISE' is:
ExplanationWISE means having or showing experience, knowledge, and good judgement; its antonym FOOLISH means lacking good sense or judgement. Example: 'His wise counsel prevented what would have been a foolish decision.'
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Question 31 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'ZEALOTRY' is:
ExplanationZEALOTRY means fanatical and uncompromising pursuit of a cause; its antonym MODERATION means the avoidance of excess or extremes. Example: 'His youthful zealotry gave way to a more measured moderation later in life.'
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Question 32 of 100
As in gentle, the antonym (opposite) of 'TENDER' is:
ExplanationTENDER means gentle and kind; its antonym HARSH means severe or cruel. Example: 'His harsh words stung all the more because they came from someone usually so tender.'
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Question 33 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUBSTANTIATE' is:
ExplanationSUBSTANTIATE means to provide evidence to support a claim; its antonym REFUTE means to prove a claim to be wrong. Example: 'The new evidence served to refute, not substantiate, his original testimony.'
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Question 34 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNBEARABLE' is:
ExplanationUNBEARABLE means too painful or unpleasant to endure; its antonym BEARABLE means able to be tolerated or endured. Example: 'The pain was unbearable at first, then became merely bearable with medication.'
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Question 35 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUPPRESS' is:
ExplanationSUPPRESS means to forcibly put an end to something; its antonym RELEASE means to set something free or allow it to be expressed. Example: 'The censors worked to suppress the report, though it was eventually released to the public.'
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Question 36 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WEARY' is:
ExplanationWEARY means feeling extremely tired; its antonym REFRESHED means having renewed energy and strength. Example: 'The weary travellers felt entirely refreshed after a night's rest.'
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Question 37 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TEMPERATE' is:
ExplanationTEMPERATE means showing moderation or self-restraint; also relating to a mild climate; its antonym EXTREME means reaching a high or extreme degree. Example: 'The region's temperate climate contrasted with the extreme weather further north.'
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Question 38 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'YOUNG' is:
ExplanationYOUNG means having lived for a relatively short time; its antonym OLD means having lived for a long time. Example: 'The young sapling stood beside the old, towering oak.'
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Question 39 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'TEEM' is:
ExplanationTEEM means to be full of or swarming with something; its antonym LACK means to be without or deficient in something. Example: 'The river once teemed with fish, though it now lacks even the smallest population.'
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Question 40 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'STRIFE' is:
ExplanationSTRIFE means angry or bitter disagreement; conflict; its antonym HARMONY means agreement or accord. Example: 'Years of strife within the family gave way to harmony after the reconciliation.'
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Question 41 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VALID' is:
ExplanationVALID means legally or officially acceptable; well-founded; its antonym INVALID means not legally binding; not well-founded. Example: 'The old passport was no longer valid, so a new one was issued to replace the invalid one.'
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Question 42 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TOXIC' is:
ExplanationTOXIC means poisonous; harmful; its antonym HARMLESS means not able to cause harm. Example: 'The once toxic waste site was declared entirely harmless after decades of cleanup.'
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Question 43 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'ZENITH' is:
ExplanationZENITH means the highest point reached; its antonym NADIR means the lowest or most unsuccessful point. Example: 'His career reached its zenith in the 1990s before hitting its nadir a decade later.'
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Question 44 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TURBULENT' is:
ExplanationTURBULENT means characterised by conflict or confusion; its antonym CALM means not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or excitement. Example: 'The turbulent early years of the company gave way to a calm and stable period.'
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Question 45 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'USEFUL' is:
ExplanationUSEFUL means able to be used for a practical purpose; its antonym USELESS means having no practical purpose. Example: 'The once useful tool became useless once the technology changed.'
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Question 46 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'ZEALOUS' is:
ExplanationZEALOUS means having great energy or enthusiasm for a cause; its antonym APATHETIC means showing little interest or concern. Example: 'The once zealous volunteers grew apathetic after years without visible progress.'
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Question 47 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRIUMPHANT' is:
ExplanationTRIUMPHANT means having won a battle or contest; feeling great satisfaction; its antonym DEFEATED means having lost a battle or contest. Example: 'The triumphant winners celebrated while the defeated team left quietly.'
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Question 48 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'TORMENT' is:
ExplanationTORMENT means severe physical or mental suffering; its antonym COMFORT means a state of physical ease and freedom from suffering. Example: 'Years of torment finally gave way to a measure of comfort.'
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Question 49 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VOLUMINOUS' is:
ExplanationVOLUMINOUS means having great volume or size; its antonym COMPACT means closely and neatly packed together; small. Example: 'The voluminous old files were digitised into a far more compact archive.'
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Question 50 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNDENIABLE' is:
ExplanationUNDENIABLE means unable to be denied or disputed; its antonym QUESTIONABLE means open to doubt. Example: 'The undeniable success of the first phase made the questionable results of the second phase all the more disappointing.'
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Question 51 of 100
As an adjective, the antonym (opposite) of 'UNIFORM' is:
ExplanationUNIFORM means the same throughout, not changing; its antonym VARIED means having many forms or types. Example: 'The uniform grey buildings gave way to a varied and colourful skyline downtown.'
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Question 52 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TROUBLESOME' is:
ExplanationTROUBLESOME means causing difficulty or annoyance; its antonym MANAGEABLE means able to be handled or controlled easily. Example: 'The once troublesome process became manageable after the new system was introduced.'
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Question 53 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TIMID' is:
ExplanationTIMID means showing a lack of courage or confidence; its antonym BOLD means showing courage and confidence. Example: 'Her timid first speech was followed by a far bolder one the next year.'
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Question 54 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'SURFEIT' is:
ExplanationSURFEIT means an excessive amount of something; its antonym DEFICIENCY means a lack or shortage of something. Example: 'A surfeit of applicants for one role was matched by a deficiency of applicants for another.'
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Question 55 of 100
As in a person with foresight, the antonym (opposite) of 'VISIONARY' is:
ExplanationVISIONARY means thinking about the future with imagination or wisdom; its antonym UNIMAGINATIVE means showing a lack of creativity or new ideas. Example: 'The visionary founder's plans were dismissed as fanciful by his unimaginative successors.'
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Question 56 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TEDIOUS' is:
ExplanationTEDIOUS means too long, slow, or dull; its antonym ENGAGING means charming and attractive; interesting. Example: 'The tedious lecture was replaced with a far more engaging presentation.'
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Question 57 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'YIELDING' is:
ExplanationYIELDING means giving way readily to pressure; its antonym UNYIELDING means not giving way; firm and inflexible. Example: 'The yielding negotiator eventually gave way to a far more unyielding successor.'
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Question 58 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WARM' is:
ExplanationWARM means having or giving out a moderate degree of heat; its antonym COLD means having a low temperature. Example: 'The soup was warm when served but cold within the hour.'
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Question 59 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'STRICT' is:
ExplanationSTRICT means demanding that rules be strictly obeyed; its antonym LENIENT means permissive or merciful, not demanding strict obedience. Example: 'The new manager proved far more lenient than the strict one before him.'
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Question 60 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VALOUR' is:
ExplanationVALOUR means great courage in the face of danger; its antonym COWARDICE means a lack of courage. Example: 'His valour on the battlefield contrasted with the cowardice of those who fled.'
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Question 61 of 100
As a verb, the antonym (opposite) of 'TAINT' is:
ExplanationTAINT means to contaminate or spoil the quality of something; its antonym PURIFY means to remove impurities from something. Example: 'Efforts to purify the reputation the scandal had tainted took years.'
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Question 62 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TEMPORARY' is:
ExplanationTEMPORARY means lasting for only a limited time; its antonym PERMANENT means lasting or intended to last indefinitely. Example: 'What was meant to be a temporary fix became a permanent solution.'
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Question 63 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VISIBLE' is:
ExplanationVISIBLE means able to be seen; its antonym INVISIBLE means unable to be seen. Example: 'The stars, invisible during the day, become visible after dark.'
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Question 64 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'THWART' is:
ExplanationTHWART means to prevent someone from accomplishing something; its antonym FACILITATE means to make an action or process easier. Example: 'The new law was meant to facilitate trade that red tape had long thwarted.'
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Question 65 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUSPICIOUS' is:
ExplanationSUSPICIOUS means having or showing a cautious distrust of someone; its antonym TRUSTING means having a natural tendency to believe others. Example: 'He remained trusting of strangers, unlike his suspicious sister.'
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Question 66 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VACANT' is:
ExplanationVACANT means not occupied; empty; its antonym OCCUPIED means currently in use or lived in. Example: 'The apartment was vacant for months before finally becoming occupied.'
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Question 67 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'THREAT' is:
ExplanationTHREAT means a statement of intention to cause harm, or a source of danger; its antonym REASSURANCE means something said or done to remove doubts or fears. Example: 'The official's reassurance was meant to counter the perceived threat.'
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Question 68 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNITE' is:
ExplanationUNITE means to join together to form a single whole; its antonym DIVIDE means to separate into parts. Example: 'The crisis served to unite the community rather than divide it.'
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Question 69 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VEHEMENT' is:
ExplanationVEHEMENT means showing strong feeling; forceful; its antonym MILD means gentle and moderate. Example: 'His vehement objection was met with only a mild response.'
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Question 70 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TIMOROUS' is:
ExplanationTIMOROUS means showing or suffering from nervousness; its antonym BOLD means showing courage and confidence. Example: 'His timorous first attempt gave way to a far bolder second one.'
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Question 71 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WEALTHY' is:
ExplanationWEALTHY means having a great deal of money or assets; its antonym POOR means lacking sufficient money to live comfortably. Example: 'He grew up poor but later became wealthy through his own business.'
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Question 72 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUFFICIENT' is:
ExplanationSUFFICIENT means enough; adequate; its antonym INSUFFICIENT means not enough. Example: 'The initial funding proved insufficient, so additional sufficient support was arranged.'
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Question 73 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TYRANNICAL' is:
ExplanationTYRANNICAL means exercising power in a cruel, unreasonable way; its antonym BENEVOLENT means well-meaning and kindly. Example: 'The tyrannical ruler was eventually replaced by a benevolent one.'
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Question 74 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'SUPERIOR' is:
ExplanationSUPERIOR means higher in quality or status; its antonym INFERIOR means lower in quality or status. Example: 'The new material was superior in strength but inferior in appearance.'
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Question 75 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VANQUISH' is:
ExplanationVANQUISH means to defeat someone thoroughly; its antonym SURRENDER means to cease resistance and submit to an opponent. Example: 'Rather than vanquish the rebellion, the army was forced to surrender.'
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Question 76 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TOLERANT' is:
ExplanationTOLERANT means willing to accept behaviour or opinions different from one's own; its antonym INTOLERANT means unwilling to accept views different from one's own. Example: 'The tolerant community stood in contrast to the intolerant policies of the past.'
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Question 77 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'TRAGEDY' is:
ExplanationTRAGEDY means an event causing great suffering or destruction; in the theatrical sense, its antonym COMEDY means a play or story intended to amuse. Example: 'The playwright is known for both tragedy and comedy.'
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Question 78 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'SUCCESS' is:
ExplanationSUCCESS means the accomplishment of an aim or purpose; its antonym FAILURE means the lack of success. Example: 'After repeated failure, the project finally achieved success.'
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Question 79 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WARY' is:
ExplanationWARY means feeling or showing caution about possible danger; its antonym TRUSTING means having a natural tendency to believe others. Example: 'He was wary of strangers but remarkably trusting of old friends.'
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Question 80 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TEMPESTUOUS' is:
ExplanationTEMPESTUOUS means turbulent or characterised by strong emotion; its antonym CALM means not showing or feeling nervousness, anger, or excitement. Example: 'Their tempestuous early relationship gave way to a calm and steady marriage.'
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Question 81 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TANGIBLE' is:
ExplanationTANGIBLE means able to be perceived by touch; clear and definite; its antonym INTANGIBLE means unable to be touched; not clearly definable. Example: 'The tangible benefits were easy to measure, unlike the more intangible ones.'
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Question 82 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'THRIFTY' is:
ExplanationTHRIFTY means using money and resources carefully; its antonym WASTEFUL means using more resources than necessary. Example: 'His thrifty habits in youth gave way to wasteful spending in later years.'
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Question 83 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRIVIAL' is:
ExplanationTRIVIAL means of little value or importance; its antonym SIGNIFICANT means sufficiently great to be worthy of attention. Example: 'What seemed like a trivial detail turned out to be highly significant.'
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Question 84 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'STIMULATE' is:
ExplanationSTIMULATE means to encourage development or activity; its antonym SUPPRESS means to forcibly restrain or put an end to something. Example: 'The policy was meant to stimulate growth, not suppress it.'
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Question 85 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VIGOROUS' is:
ExplanationVIGOROUS means strong, healthy, and full of energy; its antonym FEEBLE means lacking physical strength; weak. Example: 'The once vigorous athlete became feeble after the long illness.'
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Question 86 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WAIVE' is:
ExplanationWAIVE means to voluntarily give up a right or claim; its antonym ENFORCE means to compel observance of a rule or right. Example: 'The landlord chose to enforce the clause rather than waive it.'
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Question 87 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VOLATILE' is:
ExplanationVOLATILE means liable to change rapidly and unpredictably; its antonym STABLE means not likely to change or fail. Example: 'The volatile market of the early years became far more stable over time.'
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Question 88 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'THOROUGH' is:
ExplanationTHOROUGH means complete with regard to every detail; its antonym SUPERFICIAL means not thorough; existing only on the surface. Example: 'The thorough investigation replaced the superficial review that had come before.'
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Question 89 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TENACIOUS' is:
ExplanationTENACIOUS means holding firmly to something; persistent; its antonym YIELDING means giving way readily to pressure. Example: 'His tenacious pursuit of the goal contrasted with his yielding attitude in everyday matters.'
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Question 90 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'TRUSTWORTHY' is:
ExplanationTRUSTWORTHY means able to be relied on as honest or truthful; its antonym UNTRUSTWORTHY means not able to be relied on. Example: 'The trustworthy old supplier was replaced with an untrustworthy new one.'
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Question 91 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WANE' is:
ExplanationWANE means to decrease in strength or extent; its antonym WAX means to increase in strength or extent, especially of the moon. Example: 'His enthusiasm continued to wax and wane throughout the project.'
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Question 92 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VALIANT' is:
ExplanationVALIANT means possessing or showing courage; its antonym COWARDLY means lacking courage. Example: 'His valiant defence was a sharp contrast to his opponent's cowardly retreat.'
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Question 93 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WIDE' is:
ExplanationWIDE means measuring a large distance from side to side; its antonym NARROW means of small width. Example: 'The wide highway narrowed into a single narrow lane near the bridge.'
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Question 94 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'WANTON' is:
ExplanationWANTON means deliberate and unprovoked, especially of cruelty; its antonym JUSTIFIED means having a good or legitimate reason. Example: 'The wanton destruction of the property contrasted with the justified removal of the hazardous structure.'
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Question 95 of 100
As in a stark contrast, the antonym (opposite) of 'STARK' is:
ExplanationSTARK means severe or bleak in appearance; unmistakably clear; its antonym SUBTLE means so slight as to be difficult to notice. Example: 'The stark difference between the two proposals was far from subtle.'
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Question 96 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VIGILANT' is:
ExplanationVIGILANT means keeping careful watch for danger; its antonym CARELESS means not giving sufficient attention to a task. Example: 'The vigilant guard was replaced by a careless one who missed the intrusion.'
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Question 97 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'UNRULY' is:
ExplanationUNRULY means disorderly and not amenable to discipline; its antonym DISCIPLINED means showing controlled behaviour. Example: 'The once unruly classroom became remarkably disciplined under the new teacher.'
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Question 98 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'VICTORY' is:
ExplanationVICTORY means an act of winning a struggle or contest; its antonym DEFEAT means the failure to win. Example: 'After many defeats, the team finally tasted victory.'
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Question 99 of 100
As a noun, the antonym (opposite) of 'WEALTH' is:
ExplanationWEALTH means an abundance of valuable possessions or money; its antonym POVERTY means the state of being extremely poor. Example: 'His family moved from poverty to considerable wealth within two generations.'
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Question 100 of 100
The antonym (opposite) of 'VICTORIOUS' is:
ExplanationVICTORIOUS means having won a battle or contest; its antonym DEFEATED means having lost a battle or contest. Example: 'The victorious team celebrated while the defeated one left in silence.'
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