Antonyms


Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word as your answer.

  1. STABILITY









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    inconsistency (Noun) : variation; not matching; not staying the same
    stability (Noun) : the state of being steady and not changing or being disturbed in any way
    opposition (Noun) : the act of strongly disagreeing
    carelessness (Noun) : inattention
    disparity (Noun) : a difference (unfair treatment)

    Correct Option: D

    inconsistency (Noun) : variation; not matching; not staying the same
    stability (Noun) : the state of being steady and not changing or being disturbed in any way
    opposition (Noun) : the act of strongly disagreeing
    carelessness (Noun) : inattention
    disparity (Noun) : a difference (unfair treatment)


  1. DYNAMIC









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    static (Adjective) : not moving, changing or developing
    dynamic (Adjective) : always changing; producing movement
    stupid (Adjective) : foolish
    strange (Adjective) : unusual
    stout (Adjective) : plump; fat; strong and thick; brave and determined

    Correct Option: A

    static (Adjective) : not moving, changing or developing
    dynamic (Adjective) : always changing; producing movement
    stupid (Adjective) : foolish
    strange (Adjective) : unusual
    stout (Adjective) : plump; fat; strong and thick; brave and determined



Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word.

  1. FELICITY









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    sorrow (Noun) : sadness
    felicity (Noun) : great happincess ; the quality of being well– chosen or suitable
    innocence (Noun) : lack of knowledge and experience of the world
    mimicry (Noun) : the action or skill of being able to copy the voice of others
    infidelity (Noun) : unfaithfulness; the act of not being faithful to your partner

    Correct Option: B

    sorrow (Noun) : sadness
    felicity (Noun) : great happincess ; the quality of being well– chosen or suitable
    innocence (Noun) : lack of knowledge and experience of the world
    mimicry (Noun) : the action or skill of being able to copy the voice of others
    infidelity (Noun) : unfaithfulness; the act of not being faithful to your partner


  1. INDOMITABLE









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    cowardly (Adjective) : lacking courage ; having no courage
    indomitable (Adjective) : not willing to accept defeat, even in a difficult situation; very brave and determined
    adamant (Adjective) : determined not to change your mind
    certain (Adjective) : that you can rely on; happening to be true
    arrogant (Adjective) : behaving in a proud, unpleasant way

    Correct Option: D

    cowardly (Adjective) : lacking courage ; having no courage
    indomitable (Adjective) : not willing to accept defeat, even in a difficult situation; very brave and determined
    adamant (Adjective) : determined not to change your mind
    certain (Adjective) : that you can rely on; happening to be true
    arrogant (Adjective) : behaving in a proud, unpleasant way



Direction: In the following questions, choose the word opposite in meaning to the given word as your answer.

  1. INDIFFERENT









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    attentive (Adjective) : listening/watching carefully and with interest
    indifferent (Adjective) : showing no interest; inattentive
    restless (Adjective) : disturbed; agitated
    inattentive (Adjective) : not attentive
    reliable (Adjective) : dependable

    Correct Option: C

    attentive (Adjective) : listening/watching carefully and with interest
    indifferent (Adjective) : showing no interest; inattentive
    restless (Adjective) : disturbed; agitated
    inattentive (Adjective) : not attentive
    reliable (Adjective) : dependable