1. Arrogant :
a) Brave
b) Coward
c) Humble
d) Dishonest
Discussion
Explanation: 'Arrogant' means egotistical. So, its antonym is humble.
2. Explicit :
a) Upward
b) Instinct
c) External
d) Implicit
Discussion
Explanation: Explicit means open, clear. So, its antonym is implicit which means hidden, contained etc.
3. Crowded :
a) Coward
b) Brave
c) Deserted
d) Congested
Discussion
Explanation: Crowded means full, packed, etc. So, its antonym is deserted which means isolated, uninhabited, etc.
4. Flimsy :
a) Firm
b) Clean
c) Frail
d) Soft
Discussion
Explanation: Flimsy means fragile, weak, delicate, etc. So, its antonym is firm which means solid, hard.
5. Capacious :
a) Shining
b) Daring
c) Limited
d) Caring
Discussion
Explanation: Capacious means large, voluminous. So, its antonym is limited which means inadequate, partial.
6. Absolute :
a) Dissolute
b) Limited
c) Abrasive
d) Smooth
Discussion
Explanation: Absolute means total, complete, etc. So, its antonym is limited which means partial, incomplete, etc.
7. Shrink :
a) Weak
b) Spoil
c) Contract
d) Expand
Discussion
Explanation: Shrink means contract or reduce in size. So, its antonym is Expand.
8. Vanity :
a) Humility
b) Clever
c) Sharp
d) Vast
Discussion
Explanation: Vanity means pride, self-importance, arrogance, etc. Its antonym is humility which means modesty, humbleness.
9. Frugal :
a) Weak
b) Heavy
c) Extravagant
d) Strong
Discussion
Explanation: Frugal means economical, penny-wise, etc. So, its antonym is extravagant which means spendthrift.
10. Equanimity :
a) Peaceful
b) Duplicity
c) Doubtful
d) Excitement
Discussion
Explanation: Equanimity means calmness, self-control. So, its antonym is excitement.
11. Malicious :
a) Kind
b) Clever
c) Cruel
d) Foolish
Discussion
Explanation: Malicious means hateful, spiteful. So, its antonym is kind.
12. Indiscreet :
a) Permanent
b) Unique
c) Prudent
d) Popular
Discussion
Explanation: Indiscreet means careless, imprudent, etc. So, its antonym is prudent means careful, sensible, etc.
13. Comfort :
a) Miscomfort
b) Uncomfort
c) Discomfort
d) None of the above
Discussion
Explanation: Comfort means ease. So its antonym is discomfort which means uneasiness or distress.
14. Hostile :
a) Generous
b) Cruel
c) Powerful
d) Friendly
Discussion
Explanation: Hostile means aggressive, unfriendly, etc. So, its antonym is friendly.
15. Pertinent :
a) Irregular
b) Irreversible
c) Irrelevant
d) None of the above
Discussion
Explanation: Pertinent means relevant, related, etc. So, its antonym is irrelevant.
16. Victory :
a) Courage
b) Defeat
c) Dark
d) Expert
Discussion
Explanation: A victory means triumph, win, etc. So, its antonym is defeat.
17. Hapless :
a) Fortunate
b) Famous
c) Courageous
d) Notorious
Discussion
Explanation: Hapless means unlucky, unfortunate, etc. So, its antonym is fortunate.
18. Tangible :
a) Actual
b) Solid
c) Intangible
d) Liquid
Discussion
Explanation: Tangible means touchable, physical, etc. Intangible means non-physical, untouchable, etc.
19. Gregarious :
a) Antisocial
b) Selfish
c) Similar
d) Glamour
Discussion
Explanation: Gregarious means sociable, outgoing, etc. So, its antonym is antisocial.
20. Sacrosanct :
a) Irregular
b) Responsible
c) Unholy
d) Unethical
Discussion
Explanation: Sacrosanct means sacred, holy, etc. So, its antonym is unholy.
21. Always :
a) Never
b) Disallow
c) Daily
d) Regular
Discussion
Explanation: Never: at no time in the past or future, not ever.
22. Bitter :
a) Bold
b) Sweet
c) Blunt
d) Timid
Discussion
Explanation: Sweet: sugary, sisterly, dulcet, mawkish, unleavened.
23. Attractive :
a) Coward
b) Brave
c) Repulsive
d) Loathsome
Discussion
Explanation: Repulsive: archaic lacking friendliness or sympathy, lacking attraction.
24. Abstain :
a) Forbear
b) Begin
c) Hoard
d) Tolerate
Discussion
Explanation: Begin: commence, induct.
25. Ancient :
a) old
b) Disappear
c) Limited
d) Modern
Discussion
Explanation: Modern: recent, contemporaneous, present-day, hodiernal.
26. Rigid :
a) Lenient
b) Tolerant
c) Limited
d) Walk
Discussion
Explanation: Lenient: more merciful or tolerant than expected, flexible.
27. Permit :
a) Expand
b) Give
c) Contact
d) Forbid
Discussion
Explanation: Forbid: refuse to allow.
28. Profusion :
a) Confusian
b) Aversion
c) Sharp
d) Scarcity
Discussion
Explanation: Scarcity: the state of being scarce or in short supply, shortage.
29. Consolidate :
a) Weaken
b) Build
c) Destroy
d) Expand
Discussion
Explanation: Weaken: make or become weaker in power, resolve, or physical strength.
30. Benign :
a) Unwise
b) Soft
c) Freiendly
d) Malevolent
Discussion
Explanation: Malevolent: having or showing a wish to do evil to others.
31. Haunts :
a) Attracts
b) Invigorates
c) Daily
d) Repels
Discussion
Explanation: Repels: drive or force back or away.
32. Bright :
a) Parochial
b) Shine
c) Dull
d) Narrow
Discussion
Explanation: Dull: feeble, low, lackluster, bovine, surly.
33. Trivial :
a) Calm
b) Serious
c) Intricate
d) Dainty
Discussion
Explanation: Serious: demanding or characterized by careful consideration or application.
34. Genuine :
a) Sham
b) Artificial
c) Synthetic
d) Unnatural
Discussion
Explanation: Sham: a thing that is not what it is purported to be, splash, pretense, veneer.
35. Obscure :
a) New
b) Explicit
c) Modern
d) Pedantic
Discussion
Explanation: Explicit: stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt.
36. Obeying :
a) Contradicting
b) Ordering
c) Following
d) Refusing
Discussion
Explanation: Refusing: indicate or show that one is not willing to do something.
37. Acquit :
a) Retreat
b) Conceal
c) Convict
d) Contact
Discussion
Explanation: Convict: declare (someone) to be guilty of a criminal offense by the verdict of a jury or the decision of a judge in a court of law.
38. Repulsive :
a) Refulgent
b) Meek
c) Alluring
d) Effulgent
Discussion
Explanation: Alluring: powerfully and mysteriously attractive or fascinating, seductive.
39. Singular :
a) Common
b) Dull
c) Social
d) Ancient
Discussion
Explanation: Common: occurring, found, or done often, prevalent.
40. Ambiguous :
a) Responsible
b) Clear
c) Salvageable
d) Auxiliary
Discussion
Explanation: Clear: easy to perceive, understand, or interpret.
41. SUB ROSA :
a) fresh
b) intoxicating
c) open
d) repulsive
Discussion
42. CONCEAL:
a) unfold
b) reveal
c) open
d) discover
Discussion
43. TRANSPARENT
a) coloured
b) childlike
c) opaque
d) imminent
Discussion
44. ARCHAIC
a) modern
b) broken
c) old
d) dilapidated
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45. SELDOM
a) rarely
b) daily
c) often
d) never
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46. DEPRAVED
a) great
b) enhanced
c) moral
d) prosperous
Discussion
47. COMPETITION
a) rivalry
b) compromise
c) monopoly
d) contest
Discussion
48. GLIB
a) unwilling
b) dumb
c) modest
d) halting
Discussion
49. JEER
a) mourn
b) praise
c) mock
d) sneer
Discussion
50. BLISS
a) paradise
b) heaven
c) misery
d) happiness
Discussion
51. CELIBACY
a) chastity
b) misogyny
c) matrimony
d) divorce
Discussion
52. AMALGAMATE
a) generate
b) repair
c) materialise
d) separate
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53. MINION
a) master
b) quorum
c) majority
d) host
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54. MINOR
a) heavy
b) tall
c) major
d) big
Discussion
55. RUTHLESS
a) mindful
b) compassionate
c) majestic
d) merciful
Discussion
56. WITHIN
a) without
b) past
c) over
d) beyond
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57. FACSIMILE
a) reproduction
b) sincere
c) original
d) engineered
Discussion
58. TACIT
a) order
b) written
c) oral
d) understanding
Discussion
59. CONSIDERATE
a) harsh
b) infuriated
c) opposed
d) indifferent
Discussion
60. DEROGATORY
a) immediate
b) praising
c) opinionated
d) roguish
Discussion
61. URBAN
a) country-made
b) pastoral
c) provincial
d) rural
Discussion
62. ADVERSITY
a) diversity
b) affliction
c) prosperity
d) catastrophe
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63. ADVERSITY
a) enmity
b) severity
c) prosperity
d) calamity
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64. LACONIC
a) prolix
b) profligate
c) prolific
d) bucolic
Discussion
65. DISCOUNT
a) interest
b) premium
c) profit
d) concession
Discussion
66. VAGUE
a) known
b) published
c) popular
d) definite
Discussion
67. RESERVED
a) likeable
b) talkative
c) popular
d) companionable
Discussion
68. INSOLENT
a) agreeable
b) coward
c) polite
d) considerate
Discussion
69. ROUGHLY
a) exactly
b) completely
c) pointedly
d) largely
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70. ABDICATE
a) claim
b) snatch
c) plunder
d) seize
Discussion
71. HOLY
a) offensive
b) orthodox
c) profane
d) obnoxious
Discussion
72. DESTROY
a) invent
b) make
c) produce
d) create
Discussion
73. DISSIPATE
a) sustain
b) conserve
c) preserve
d) maintain
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74. PAUCITY
a) surplus
b) scarcity
c) presence
d) richness
Discussion
75. ACUMEN
a) intelligence
b) imbecility
c) potentiality
d) unfamiliarity
Discussion
76. PATERNITY
a) posterity
b) successors
c) offspring
d) ancestors
Discussion
77. PACIFY
a) insult
b) injure
c) offend
d) aggravate
Discussion
78. DEBILITATING
a) strengthening
b) enfeebling
c) occupying
d) inhabiting
Discussion
79. DUSKY
a) visible
b) fair
c) obscure
d) shadowy
Discussion
80. AMENABLE
a) stubborn
b) docile
c) obedient
d) offensive
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81. NATIVE
a) alien
b) incomer
c) newcomer
d) stranger
Discussion
82. INIMICAL
a) friendly
b) cheerful
c) neutral
d) emotional
Discussion
83. SUPERVISE
a) overlook
b) misdirect
c) neglect
d) forget
Discussion
84. FOREIGNER
a) national
b) stranger
c) native
d) alien
Discussion
85. STRIDENT
a) stable
b) pleasant
c) musical
d) melodious
Discussion
86. OBSTINATE
a) inflexible
b) prominent
c) pliable
d) fashionable
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87. STUBBORN
a) willing
b) consenting
c) pliable
d) easy
Discussion
88. EXASPERATE
a) belittle
b) annoy
c) please
d) tarnish
Discussion
89. JOCOSE
a) dull
b) humorous
c) playful
d) diseased
Discussion
90. BAROQUE
a) direct
b) straight
c) plain
d) strong
Discussion
91. DEFIANCE
a) dismay
b) suspicion
c) obedience
d) anxiety
Discussion
92. COMMODIOUS
a) limited
b) expensive
c) numerous
d) leisurely
Discussion
93. BENIGN
a) gracious
b) sinister
c) novel
d) humane
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94. VIVACIOUS
a) quarrelsome
b) sober
c) notorious
d) drunken
Discussion
95. MODERATE
a) radical
b) revolutionary
c) nihilist
d) anarchist
Discussion
96. HINDRANCE
a) agreement
b) cooperation
c) persuasion
d) aid
Discussion
97. DORMANT
a) active
b) modern
c) permanent
d) transient
Discussion
98. DORSAL
a) inactive
b) ventral
c) peripheral
d) central
Discussion
99. DISDAIN
a) depreciate
b) admiration
c) penitence
d) contempt
Discussion
100. REWARD
a) demotion
b) forfeiture
c) penalty
d) retribution
Discussion