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Which approach is most effective for expanding one's vocabulary to tackle synonym and antonym questions in English exams?
Which approach is most effective for expanding one's vocabulary to tackle synonym and antonym questions in English exams?
- Daily learning of new words along with their meanings, synonyms, and antonyms. (correct)
- Using a thesaurus only when directly faced with a synonym or antonym question.
- Focusing solely on antonyms, as they are more challenging.
- Memorizing long lists of words a week before the exam.
If a question on an English exam asks for a word that is 'nearly the same' in meaning as another, what is this type of word relationship called?
If a question on an English exam asks for a word that is 'nearly the same' in meaning as another, what is this type of word relationship called?
- Eponym
- Homonym
- Synonym (correct)
- Antonym
During an exam, which strategy would be most helpful if you encounter a word you don't know when asked to find a synonym or antonym?
During an exam, which strategy would be most helpful if you encounter a word you don't know when asked to find a synonym or antonym?
- Skip the question to avoid wasting time and focus on known material.
- Analyze the word's possible meaning based on its usage and known word parts. (correct)
- Attempt to recall a memorized list of vocabulary.
- Guess randomly without considering the context.
Considering the goal of broadening vocabulary, which activity is least likely to be effective for improving synonym and antonym recognition?
Considering the goal of broadening vocabulary, which activity is least likely to be effective for improving synonym and antonym recognition?
In the context of preparing effectively for exams, how does understanding both synonyms and antonyms for a wide range of words contribute to overall language proficiency?
In the context of preparing effectively for exams, how does understanding both synonyms and antonyms for a wide range of words contribute to overall language proficiency?
Which word best describes something that is temporary and not lasting?
Which word best describes something that is temporary and not lasting?
Which of the following words conveys the idea of being esteemed and honored?
Which of the following words conveys the idea of being esteemed and honored?
If someone is described as 'wary,' what behavior are they most likely exhibiting?
If someone is described as 'wary,' what behavior are they most likely exhibiting?
Which word is most closely associated with trickery and deception?
Which word is most closely associated with trickery and deception?
What is the closest synonym for 'zeal'?
What is the closest synonym for 'zeal'?
Which option provides the best antonym for 'tranquil'?
Which option provides the best antonym for 'tranquil'?
Which of the following words describes someone who is just starting out and lacks experience?
Which of the following words describes someone who is just starting out and lacks experience?
Which word best describes the act of surrendering or giving up power or a position?
Which word best describes the act of surrendering or giving up power or a position?
What does it mean to 'vilify' someone?
What does it mean to 'vilify' someone?
Which word suggests a state of being pale, weak, or feeble?
Which word suggests a state of being pale, weak, or feeble?
Which word is the closest antonym of 'Acrimony'?
Which word is the closest antonym of 'Acrimony'?
If someone is described as 'Adamant', what characteristic are they displaying?
If someone is described as 'Adamant', what characteristic are they displaying?
Which of the following is a synonym for 'Allure'?
Which of the following is a synonym for 'Allure'?
If a plan is described as 'Abortive', what does this imply about its outcome?
If a plan is described as 'Abortive', what does this imply about its outcome?
Which of the following words is the best antonym for 'Authentic'?
Which of the following words is the best antonym for 'Authentic'?
In which scenario would it be most appropriate to use the word 'Baffle'?
In which scenario would it be most appropriate to use the word 'Baffle'?
Which word is least related to 'Benevolent'?
Which word is least related to 'Benevolent'?
What is the most likely result of someone being 'Bewitched'?
What is the most likely result of someone being 'Bewitched'?
Which of these actions is the opposite of 'Censuring' someone?
Which of these actions is the opposite of 'Censuring' someone?
In what situation would someone be most likely to 'Concede'?
In what situation would someone be most likely to 'Concede'?
Which word represents the opposite of 'Conspicuous'?
Which word represents the opposite of 'Conspicuous'?
What is the most likely outcome of trying to 'Consolidate' different departments in a company?
What is the most likely outcome of trying to 'Consolidate' different departments in a company?
Which situation best illustrates the meaning of 'Derogatory'?
Which situation best illustrates the meaning of 'Derogatory'?
Which word is the closest synonym for 'Docile'?
Which word is the closest synonym for 'Docile'?
Which word is least related to 'Enormous'?
Which word is least related to 'Enormous'?
Flashcards
What is a Synonym?
What is a Synonym?
A word or phrase with the same or nearly the same meaning as another word or phrase.
What is an Antonym?
What is an Antonym?
A word or phrase that means the opposite of another word or phrase.
What are Synonymous words?
What are Synonymous words?
Words that have the same or nearly the same meaning.
How to prepare for Antonyms and Synonyms?
How to prepare for Antonyms and Synonyms?
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What does vocabulary broadening help with?
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Irksome Synonym
Irksome Synonym
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Tenacious Synonym
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Tenement Synonym
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Throng Synonym
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Transient Synonym
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Tranquil Synonym
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Treacherous Synonym
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Tumultuous Synonym
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Tame Synonym
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Tyro Synonym
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Abate
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Adhere
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Abolish
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Acumen
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Abject
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Condemn
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Capable
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Calamity
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Captivate
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Study Notes
- Antonyms and Synonyms are commonly assessed in the English sections of government exams.
- A synonym refers to a word or phrase with a meaning identical or nearly identical to another word or phrase. Synonyms are described as synonymous.
- An antonym is a word or phrase that has the opposite meaning of another word or phrase.
- Regularly learning words, their synonyms, and antonyms is the most effective way to prepare for antonym and synonym questions on exams.
- Improves vocabulary and ability to solve problems.
Specific word examples
- Abate: Moderate, decrease; Antonym: Aggravate
- Adhere: Comply, observe; Antonym: Condemn, disjoin
- Abolish: Abrogate, annul; Antonym: Setup, establish
- Acumen: Awareness, brilliance; Antonym: Stupidity, ignorance
- Abash: Disconcert, rattle; Antonym: Uphold, Discompose
- Absolve: Pardon, forgive; Antonym: Compel, Accuse
- Abjure: Forsake, renounce; Antonym: Approve, Sanction
- Abject: Despicable, servile; Antonym: Commendable, Praiseworthy
- Abound: Flourish, proliferate; Antonym: Deficient, Destitute
- Abortive: Vain, unproductive; Antonym: Productive
- Acrimony: Harshness, bitterness; Antonym: Courtesy, Benevolence
- Accord: Agreement, harmony; Antonym: Discord
- Adjunct: Joined, Added; Antonym: Separated, Subtracted
- Adversity: Misfortune, calamity; Antonym: Prosperity, Fortune
- Adherent: Follower, disciple; Antonym: Rival, Adversary
- Adamant: Stubborn, inflexible; Antonym: Flexible, Soft
- Admonish: Counsel, reprove; Antonym: Approve, Applaud
- Allay: Pacify, soothe; Antonym: Aggravate, Excite
- Alien: Foreigner, outsider; Antonym: Native, Resident
- Ascend: Climb Escalate; Antonym: Descend, Decline
- Alleviate: Abate, relieve; Antonym: Aggravate, Enhance
- Allure: Entice, fascinate; Antonym: Repulse, Repel
- Arraign: Incriminate, indict; Antonym: Exculpate, Pardon
- Amplify: Augment, deepen; Antonym: Lessen, Contract
- Axiom: Adage, truism; Antonym: Absurdity, Blunder
- Audacity: Boldness, Courage; Antonym: Mildness, Cowardice
- Authentic: Accurate, credible; Antonym: Fictitious, unreal
- Awkward: Rude, blundering; Antonym: Adroit, clever
- Barbarous: Frustrate, perplex; Antonym: Civilized
- Bleak: Grim, Austere; Antonym: Bright, Pleasant
- Bewitching: Alluring, charming; Antonym: Repulsive, Repugnant
- Baroque: Florid, gilt; Antonym: Plain, unadorned
- Brittle: Breakable, crisp; Antonym: Tough, Enduring
- Barrier: Barricade, Obstacle; Antonym: Link, Assistance
- Baffle: Astound, Faze; Antonym: Facilitate, Clarify
- Bustle: Commotion, Tumult; Antonym: Slowness, Quiet
- Barren: Desolate, Sterile; Antonym: Damp, Fertile
- Bawdy: Erotic, Coarse; Antonym: Decent, Moral
- Bind: Predicament; Antonym: Release
- Batty: Insane, silly; Antonym: Sane
- Benevolent: Benign, Generous; Antonym: Malevolent, Miserly
- Befogged: Becloud, Dim; Antonym: Clear headed, Uncloud
- Base: Vulgar, Coarse; Antonym: Summit, Noble
- Benign: Favorable, friendly; Antonym: Malignant, Cruel
- Busy: Active, Engaged; Antonym: Idle, Lazy
- Bleak: Austere, Blank; Antonym: Bright, Cheerful
- Bold: Adventurous; Antonym: Timid
- Boisterous: Clamorous, rowdy; Antonym: Placid, Calm
- Blunt: Dull, Insensitive; Antonym: Keen, Sharp
- Callous: Obdurate, unfeeling; Antonym: Compassionate, Tender
- Capable: Competent, able; Antonym: Incompetent, Inept
- Calamity: Adversity, misfortune; Antonym: Fortune
- Calculating: Canny, Devious; Antonym: Artless, honest
- Calumny: Defamation, aspersion; Antonym: Commendation, Praise
- Captivity: Imprisonment, confinement; Antonym: Freedom, Liberty
- Captivate: Charm, fascinate; Antonym: Disillusion offend
- Chaste: Virtuous, pure; Antonym: Sullied, Lustful
- Cease: Terminate, desist; Antonym: Begin, Originate
- Compassion: Kindness, sympathy; Antonym: Cruelty, Barbarity
- Chastise: Punish, admonish; Antonym: Cheer, encourage
- Concede: Yield, permit; Antonym: Deny, reject
- Comprise: Include, contain; Antonym: Reject, lack
- Consent: Agree, permit; Antonym: Object Disagree
- Concur: Approve, agree; Antonym: Differ, disagree
- Consolidate: Solidify, strengthen; Antonym: Separate, Weaken
- Consequence: Effect, outcome; Antonym: Origin, Start
- Contempt: Scorn, disregard; Antonym: Regard, Praise
- Conspicuous: Prominent, obvious; Antonym: Concealed, hidden
- Contrary: Dissimilar, conflicting; Antonym: Similar, Alike
- Contradict: Deny, oppose; Antonym: Approve, Confirm
- Callous: Insensitive, indurated; Antonym: Kind, merciful
- Calm: Harmonious, unruffled; Antonym: Stormy, turbulent
- Candid: Blunt, bluff; Antonym: Evasive
- Camouflage: Cloak, disguise; Antonym: Reveal
- Carnal: Earthly, fleshly; Antonym: Spiritual
- Captivate: Beguile, bewitch; Antonym: Repel
- Celebrated: Acclaimed, lionized; Antonym: Unknown, Inglorious
- Catholic: Generic, liberal; Antonym: Narrow- Minded
- Censure: Rebuke, reprimand; Antonym: Praise, Acceptance
- Cement: Plaster, mortar; Antonym: Disintegrate
- Clandestine: Covert, furtive; Antonym: Open, Legal
- Cheap: Competitive, Inexpensive; Antonym: Dear, unreasonable
- Coarse: Bawdy, Boorish; Antonym: Fine, Chaste
- Classic: Simple, Typical; Antonym: Romantic, Unusual
- Compact: Bunched, thick; Antonym: Loose, Diffuse
- Comic: Clown, Jester; Antonym: Tragic, tragedian
- Conceit: Egotism, Immodesty; Antonym: Modesty
- Compress: Abbreviate, Shrink; Antonym: Amplify, Expand
- Condemn: Castigate, Chide; Antonym: Approve, Praise
- Concord: Agreement, accord; Antonym: Discord
- Consolidate: Centralize, Fortify; Antonym: Weaken
- Confident: Bold, Undaunted; Antonym: Diffident, cowardly
- Creation: Formation, foundation; Antonym: Destruction
- Courtesy: Generosity, Reverence; Antonym: Disdain, Rudeness
- Cunning: Acute, Smart; Antonym: Naive, Coarse
- Decipher: Interpret, reveal; Antonym: Misinterpret, distort
- Decay: Collapse, decompose; Antonym: Flourish, Progress
- Deceit: Deception, artifice; Antonym: Veracity, Sincerity
- Defray: Spend, pay; Antonym: Disclaim, Repudiate
- Defile: Contaminate, pollute; Antonym: Purify, sanctity
- Demolish: Ruin, devastate; Antonym: Repair, construct
- Deliberate: Cautious, intentional; Antonym: Rash, Sudden
- Deride: Mock, taunt; Antonym: Inspire, Encourage
- Deprive: Despoil, divest; Antonym: Restore, Renew
- Dissuade: Remonstrate, Counsel; Antonym: Insite, Persuade
- Disdain: Detest, despise; Antonym: Approve, praise
- Dense: Opaque, piled; Antonym: Sparse, brainy
- Denounce: Blame, boycott; Antonym: Defend
- Despair: Depression, misery; Antonym: Contentment, Hope
- Derogatory: Sarcastic, critical; Antonym: Laudatory, appreciative
- Docile: Pliable, pliant; Antonym: Headstrong, obstinate
- Destructive: Catastrophic, pernicious; Antonym: Creative, Constructive
- Dwarf: Diminutive, Petite; Antonym: Huge, Giant
- Eclipse: Diminution, Dimming; Antonym: Shine, eclipse
- Eager: Keen, acquisitive; Antonym: Indifferent, apathetic
- Ecstasy: Delight, exultation; Antonym: Despair, Calamity
- Eccentric: Strange, abnormal; Antonym: Natural, Conventional
- Encumbrance: Hindrance, obstacle; Antonym: Incentive, stimulant
- Efface: Destroy, obliterate; Antonym: Retain, Maintain
- Eloquence: Expression, fluency; Antonym: Halting, Stammering
- Enormous: Colossal, mammoth; Antonym: Diminutive, negligible
- Endeavour: Undertake, aspire; Antonym: Cease, quit
- Equivocal: Uncertain, hazy; Antonym: Obvious, lucid
- Epitome: Precise, example; Antonym: Increment, expansion
- Eradicate: Destroy, exterminate; Antonym: Secure, plant
- Fallacy: Delusion, mistake; Antonym: Veracity, Truth
- Fabricate: Construct, produce; Antonym: Destroy, Dismantle
- Fanatical: Narrow-minded, biased; Antonym: Liberal, Tolerant
- Falter: Stumble, demur; Antonym: Persist, Endure
- Ferocious: Cruel, fierce; Antonym: Gentle, Sympathetic
- Feeble: Weak, frail; Antonym: Strong, Robust
- Fluctuate: Deflect, vacillate; Antonym: Stabilize, resolve
- Feud: Strife, quarrel; Antonym: Harmony, fraternity
- Fragile: Weak, infirm; Antonym: Enduring, Tough
- Forsake: Desert, renounce; Antonym: Hold, maintain
- Frivolous: Petty, worthless; Antonym: Solemn, significant
- Frantic: Violent, agitated; Antonym: Subdued, gentle
- Frugality: Economy, providence; Antonym: Lavishness, extravagance
- Gloom: Obscurity, darkness; Antonym: Delight, mirth
- Gather: Converge, huddle; Antonym: Disperse, Dissemble
- Gorgeous: Magnificent, dazzling; Antonym: Dull, unpretentious
- Glut: Stuff, satiate; Antonym: Starve, abstain
- Grisly: Disgusting, atrocious; Antonym: Pleasing, attractive
- Gracious: Courteous, beneficent; Antonym: Rude, Unforgiving
- Guile: Cunning, deceit; Antonym: Honesty, frankness
- Grudge: Hatred, aversion; Antonym: Benevolence, Affection
- Genuine: Absolute, Factual; Antonym: Spurious
- Generosity: Altruism, bounty; Antonym: Stinginess, greed
- Glory: Dignity, renown; Antonym: Shame, Disgrace
- Gloomy: Bleak, cloudy; Antonym: Gay, Bright
- Harass: Irritate, molest; Antonym: Assist, comfort
- Hamper: Retard, prevent; Antonym: Promote, facilitate
- Hazard: Peril, danger; Antonym: Conviction, security
- Hapless: Unfortunate, ill-fated; Antonym: Fortunate, Lucky
- Haughty: Arrogant, pompous; Antonym: Humble, Submissive
- Hideous: Frightful, shocking; Antonym: Attractive, alluring
- Heretic: Non-conformist, secularist; Antonym: Conformable, religious
- Harmony: Conformity, Amicability; Antonym: Discord, discord
- Hamstrung: Cripple Debilitate; Antonym: Strengthen, Encourage
- Honor: Adoration, Reverence; Antonym: Denunciation, Shame
- Hasty: Abrupt, Impetuous; Antonym: Leisurely, Cautious
- Humility: Resignation, Fawning; Antonym: Boldness, Pride
- Humble: Meek, Timid; Antonym: Proud, Assertive
- Impenitent: Uncontrite, Obdurate; Antonym: Repentant
- Hypocrisy: Deception, Pharisaism; Antonym: Sincerity, frankness
- Indifferent: Equitable, Haughty; Antonym: Partial, Biased
- Impulsive: Flaky, Impetuous; Antonym: Cautious, Deliberate
- Infernal: Damned, Accursed; Antonym: Heavenly,
- Indigent: Destitute, Impoverished; Antonym: Rich, Affluent
- Interesting: Enchanting, Riveting; Antonym: Dull, Uninteresting
- Insipid: Tedious, Prosaic; Antonym: Pleasing, appetizing
- Immense: Huge, enormous; Antonym: Puny, Insignificant
- Immaculate: Unsullied, spotless; Antonym: Defiled, Tarnished
- Imminent: Impending, brewing; Antonym: Distant, Receding
- Immerse: Submerge, involve; Antonym: Emerge, uncover
- Impair: Diminish, deteriorate; Antonym: Restore, Revive
- Immunity: Prerogative, privilege; Antonym: Blame, Censure
- Impediment: Hurdle, obstruction; Antonym: Assistant, Concurrence
- Impartial: Just, unbiased; Antonym: Prejudiced, Biased
- Impute: Attribute, ascribe; Antonym: Exculpate, support
- Impious: Irreligious, unholy; Antonym: Pious, Devout
- Incompetent: Inefficient, unskilled; Antonym: Dexterous, Skilled
- Inclination: Disposition, affection; Antonym: Indifference, Disinclination
- Inevitable: Unavoidable, ascertained; Antonym: Unlikely, Doubtful
- Incongruous: Inappropriate, absurd; Antonym: Compatible, harmonious
- Ingenuous: Undisguised, naive; Antonym: Wily, Craftly
- Infringe: Violate, encroach; Antonym: Comply, Concur
- Insipid: Tasteless, vapid; Antonym: Delicious, luscious
- Insinuate: Allude, hint; Antonym: Conceal, Camouflage
- Instill: Inculcate, inject; Antonym: Eradicate, extract
- Insolvent: Indigent, destitute; Antonym: Wealthy, solvent
- Intrigue: Scheme, conspiracy; Antonym: Candor, Sincerity
- Intricate: Tangled, complicated; Antonym: Regulated, Orderly
- Invective: Accusation, censure; Antonym: Approval, acclamation
- Intrinsic: Genuine, fundamental; Antonym: Extraneous, incidental
- Immaculate: Exquisite, Impeccable; Antonym: Defiled, Tarnished
- Invincible: Unconquerable, impregnable; Antonym: Effeminate, languid
- Irrepressible: Irresistible, unconfined; Antonym: Composed, hesitant
- Jejune: Dull, boring; Antonym: Interesting, exciting
- Jaded: Tired, exhausted; Antonym: Renewed, recreated
- Jubilant: Rejoicing, triumphant; Antonym: Melancholy, depressing
- Jovial: Frolicsome, cheerful; Antonym: Solemn, morose
- Just: Honest, impartial; Antonym: Unequal, unfair
- Judicious: Thoughtful, prudent; Antonym: Irrational, foolish
- Juvenile: Young, tender; Antonym: Dotage, antiquated
- Justify: Defend, exculpate; Antonym: Impute, arraign
- Knave: Dishonest, scoundrel; Antonym: Paragon, innocent
- Knotty: Complicated difficult; Antonym: Simple, manageable
- Kindred: Relation, species; Antonym: Unrelated, dissimilar
- Keen: Sharp, poignant; Antonym: Vapid, insipid
- Knell: Death knell, last blow; Antonym: Reconstruction, rediscovery
- Lax: Slack, careless; Antonym: Firm, reliable
- Lavish: Abundant, excessive; Antonym: Scarce, deficient
- Liable: Accountable, bound; Antonym: Unaccountable, apt to
- Lenient: Compassionate, merciful; Antonym: Cruel, severe
- Lucid: Sound, rational; Antonym: Obscure, hidden
- Lure: Attract, entice; Antonym: Repel, dissuade
- Linger: Loiter, prolong; Antonym: Hasten, quicken
- Liberal: Magnanimous, generous; Antonym: Stingy, malicious
- Lunacy: Delusion, insanity; Antonym: Normalcy, sanity
- Luxuriant: Profuse, abundant; Antonym: Scanty, meagre
- Luscious: Palatable, delicious; Antonym: Unsavory, tart
- Languid: Sluggish, apathetic; Antonym: Energetic, spirited
- Mandatory: Imperative, requisite; Antonym: Optional
- Malice: Vengefulness, grudge; Antonym: Goodwill, Kindness
- Merit: Stature, Asset; Antonym: Demerit, dishonor
- Masculine: Gallant, strapping; Antonym: Feminine, meek
- Mitigate: Alleviate, relieve; Antonym: Augment enhance
- Miraculous: Marvelous, extraordinary; Antonym: Ordinary, trivial
- Molest: Harass, tease; Antonym: Console, soothe
- Modest: Humble, courteous; Antonym: Arrogant, pompous
- Momentous: Notable, eventful; Antonym: Trivial, insignificant
- Mollify: Appease, assuage; Antonym: Irritate, infuriate
- Morbid: Nasty, Macabre; Antonym: Healthy, Cheerful
- Monotonous: Irksome, tedious; Antonym: Varied, pleasant
- Murky: Dusky, dreary; Antonym: Bright, shining
- Munificent: Liberal, hospitable; Antonym: Frugal, penurious
- Mutual: Joint, identical; Antonym: Separate, distinct
- Mutinous: Recalcitrant, insurgent; Antonym: Submissive, faithful.
- Nimble: Prompt, brisk; Antonym: Sluggish, languid
- Niggardly: Miser, covetous; Antonym: Generous, profuse
- Noxious: Baneful, injurious; Antonym: Healing, profitable
- Notion: Conceit, Apprehension; Antonym: Reality, Concrete
- Novice: Tyro, beginner; Antonym: Veteran, ingenious
- Nonchalant: Indifferent, negligent; Antonym: Attentive, considerate
- Nullify: Cancel, annual; Antonym: Confirm, Uphold
- Numerous: Profuse, various; Antonym: Scarce, deficient
- Obliging: Complaisant, Willing; Antonym: Mulish, Obstinate
- Obstruct: Impede, prevent; Antonym: Hasten, encourage
- Obstinate: Stubborn, Adamant; Antonym: Pliable, flexible
- Obscure: Arcane, Vague; Antonym: Prominent
- Obvious: Evident, apparent; Antonym: Obscure, ambiguous
- Obtain: Access, Inherit; Antonym: Forfeit
- Offensive: Abhorrent, obnoxious; Antonym: Engaging, fascinating
- Odious: Malevolent, obnoxious; Antonym: Engaging, fascinating
- Offspring: Descendant, sibling; Antonym: Ancestor, forefather
- Occult: Latent, ambiguous; Antonym: Intelligible, transparent
- Opaque: Obscure, shady; Antonym: Transparent, bright
- Ominous: Menacing, Foreboding; Antonym: Auspicious
- Oracular: Cryptic, Vague; Antonym: Lucid, distinct
- Optimist: Idealist; Antonym: Pessimist
- Ornamental: Decorative, adorned; Antonym: Unseemly, plain
- Ordain: Order, impose; Antonym: Revoke abolish
- Outrage: Offence, maltreatment; Antonym: Praise, favour
- Outbreak: Eruption, insurrection; Antonym: Compliance, subjection
- Persuade: Cajole, Impress; Antonym: Dissuade, halt
- Pacify: Appease, Chasten; Antonym: Irritate, worsen
- Propagate: Inseminate, fecundate; Antonym: Suppress, deplete
- Perturbed: Flustered, anxious; Antonym: Calm
- Prompt: Precise, Punctual; Antonym: Slow, Negligent
- Progress: Pace, Betterment; Antonym: Retrogress, worsening
- Pamper: Flatter, indulge; Antonym: Deny, disparage
- Prudence: Vigilance, Discretion; Antonym: Indiscretion
- Peerless: Matchless, unrivalled; Antonym: Mediocre, commonplace
- Paramount: Foremost, eminent; Antonym: Trivial, inferior
- Pertness: Flippancy, impudence; Antonym: Modesty, diffidence
- Peevish: Perverse, sullen; Antonym: Suave, amiable
- Placid: Tranquil, calm; Antonym: Turbulent, hostile
- Perverse: Petulant, obstinate; Antonym: Complacent, docile
- Precarious: Doubtful, insecure; Antonym: Assured
- Pompous: Haughty, arrogant; Antonym: Unpretentious, humble
- Predicament: Plight, dilemma; Antonym: Resolution, confidence
- Quaint: Queer, strange; Antonym: Familiar, usual
- Quack: Impostor, deceiver; Antonym: Upright, unfeigned
- Quell: Subdue, reduce; Antonym: Exacerbate, agitate
- Quarantine: Seclude, screen; Antonym: Befriend, socialize
- Quibble: Equivocate, prevaricate; Antonym: Unfeigned, plain
- Rapidity: Quickness, Velocity; Antonym: Inertia, lanquidity
- Raid: Incursion, Foray; Antonym: Retreat, release
- Rebellious: Restless, attacking; Antonym: Submissive, Compliant
- Reason: Acumen, Bounds; Antonym: Folly, Speculation
- Reluctant: Cautious, Averse; Antonym: Anxious, Eager
- Rectify: Amend, Remedy; Antonym: Falsify, Worsen
- Ravage: Destroy, ruin; Antonym: Reconstruct, renovate
- Remnant: Residue, piece; Antonym: Entire, whole
- Ratify: Consent, approve; Antonym: Deny, dissent
- Restrain: Detain, Confine; Antonym: Incite
- Redeem: Recover, liberate; Antonym: Conserve lose
- Remorse: Regret, penitence; Antonym: Ruthlessness, obduracy
- Remonstrate: Censure, protest; Antonym: Agree, loud
- Resentment: Displeasure, wrath; Antonym: Content, Cheer
- Rescind: Annul, abrogate; Antonym: Delegate, permit
- Reverence: Respect, esteem; Antonym: Disrespect, affront
- Retract: Recant, withdraw; Antonym: Confirm, assert
- Rustic: Rural, uncivilized; Antonym: Cultured, Refined
- Rout: Vanquish, overthrow; Antonym: Succumb, withdraw
- Ruthless: Remorseless, inhumane; Antonym: Compassionate, lenient
- Savage: Wild, untamed; Antonym: Polished, Civilized
- Sacred: Cherish, Divine; Antonym: Ungodly, Profane
- Steep: Course, lofty; Antonym: Flat, gradual
- Startled: Frightened, Shocked; Antonym: Waveringly
- Sublime: Magnificent, eminent; Antonym: Ridiculous
- Stranger: Immigrant, guest; Antonym: Acquaintance, national
- Sympathy: Tenderness, harmony; Antonym: Antipathy, Discord
- Succinct: Concise, Terse; Antonym: Lengthy, polite
- Sarcastic: Ironical, derisive; Antonym: Courteous, gracious
- System: Scheme, Entity; Antonym: Chaos, Disorder
- Shrewd: Cunning, craftly; Antonym: Simple, imbecile
- Saucy: Impudent, insolent; Antonym: Modest, humble
- Servile: Slavish, Docile; Antonym: Aggressive, Dominant
- Scanty: Scarce, insufficient; Antonym: Lavish, multitude
- Slander: Defame, malign; Antonym: Applaud, approve
- Shabby: Miserable, impoverished; Antonym: Prosperous, thriving
- Solicit: Entreat, implore; Antonym: Protest oppose
- Sneer: Mock, scorn; Antonym: Flatter, praise
- Stain: Blemish, tarnish; Antonym: Honor, purify
- Subterfuge: Deceit, Stratagem; Antonym: Frankness, Openness
- Sporadic: Intermittent, scattered; Antonym: Incessant, frequent
- Spurious: Fake, Counterfeit; Antonym: Genuine, Authentic
- Squalid: Dirty, filthy; Antonym: Tidy, Attractive
- Spry: Nimble, Brisk; Antonym: Lethargic, Sluggish
- Sterile: Barren, Impotent; Antonym: Profitable, Potent
- Successful: Propitious, Felicitous; Antonym: Destitute, Untoward
- Subsequent: Consequent, following; Antonym: Preceding, previous
- Stupor: Lethargy, unconsciousness; Antonym: Sensibility, Consciousness
- Subvert: Demolish, sabotage; Antonym: Generate, organize
- Substantial: Considerable, solid; Antonym: Tenuous, fragile
- Sycophant: Parasite, flatterer; Antonym: Devoted, loyal
- Superficial: Partial, shallow; Antonym: Profound, discerning
- Taciturn: Reserved, silent; Antonym: Talkative, extrovert
- Taboo: Prohibit, ban; Antonym: Permit, consent
- Temperate: Cool, moderate; Antonym: Boisterous, violent
- Tedious: Wearisome. Irksome; Antonym: Exhilarating, lively
- Tenacious: Stubborn, Dodge; Antonym: Docile, non- resinous
- Tenement: Apartment, Digs; Antonym: Breakeven, dislodge
- Timid: Diffident, coward; Antonym: Bold, intrepid
- Throng: Assembly, crowd; Antonym: Dispersion, sparsity
- Transient: Temporal, transitory; Antonym: Lasting, enduring
- Tranquil: Peaceful, composed; Antonym: Violent, furious
- Treacherous: Dishonest, duplicitous; Antonym: Forthright, reliable
- Trenchant: Assertive, forceful; Antonym: Feeble, ambiguous
- Tumultuous: Violent, riotous; Antonym: Peaceful, harmonious
- Trivial: Trifling, insignificant; Antonym: Significant, veteran
- Tame: Compliant, Subdued; Antonym: Wild, untamed
- Tyro: Beginner, riotous; Antonym: Proficient, veteran
- Thick: Chunky, massive; Antonym: Thin, attenuated
- Terse: Incisive, Compact; Antonym: Diffuse, Gentle
- Tranquil: Amicable, Calm; Antonym: Agitated, Fierce
- Thrifty: Frugal, prudent; Antonym: Extravagant
- Tremble: Vibrate; Antonym: Steady
- Transparent: Diaphanous; Antonym: Opaque
- Utterly: Completely, entirely; Antonym: Deficiently, incomplete
- Uncouth: Awkward, ungraceful; Antonym: Elegant, Compensate
- Uncouth: Boorish, Clownish; Antonym: Elegant, Compensate
- Umbrage: Chagrin, offense; Antonym: Sympathy, goodwill
- Urge: Incite, Implore; Antonym: Abhorrence, Abomination
- Urchin: Foundling, Orphan; Antonym: Creep, Knave
- Vagrant: Wander, roaming; Antonym: Steady, settled
- Vain: Arrogant, egoistic; Antonym: Modest
- Vanity: Conceit, pretension; Antonym: Modesty, Humility
- Valor: Bravery, prowess; Antonym: Fear, cowardice
- Venom: Poison, malevolence; Antonym: Antidote, Benevolent
- Venerable: Esteemed, honored; Antonym: Unworthy, immature
- Vicious: Corrupt, obnoxious; Antonym: Noble, Virtuous
- Veteran: Ingenious, experienced; Antonym: Novice, tyro
- Vivacious: Spirited, Energetic; Antonym: Dispirited, Unattractive
- Vigilant: Cautious, alert; Antonym: Careless, negligent
- Vouch: Confirm, consent; Antonym: Repudiate, prohibit
- Vilify: Malign, Slur, Defame; Antonym: Cherish, Commend
- Vivid: Eloquent, lucid; Antonym: Dull, Dim
- Virtue: Ethic, morality; Antonym: Vice, dishonesty
- Wan: Pale, faded; Antonym: Bright, healthy
- Waive: Relinquish, remove; Antonym: Impose, Clamp
- Wary: Cautious, circumspect; Antonym: Heedless, negligent
- Wane: Decline, Dwindle; Antonym: Ameliorate, Rise
- Wicked: Vicious, immoral; Antonym: Virtuous, Noble
- Wed: Marry, combine; Antonym: Divorce, Separate
- Wile: Trickery, Artifice; Antonym: Naivety, honor
- Wield: Exert, employ; Antonym: Forgo, avoid
- Wilt: Wither, perish; Antonym: Revive, bloom
- Winsome: Beautiful, Comely; Antonym: Alluring, Rapturous
- Yield: Surrender abdicate; Antonym: Resist, protest
- Yell: Shout, shriek; Antonym: Whisper muted
- Yoke: Connect, harness; Antonym: Liberate, Release
- Yearn: Languish, crave; Antonym: Content, satisfy
- Zenith: Summit, apex; Antonym: Nadir, base
- Zeal: Eagerness, fervor; Antonym: Apathy, lethargy
- Zig-zag: Oblique, wayward; Antonym: Straight, unbent
- Zest: Delight, enthusiasm; Antonym: Disgust, passive
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