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Antonyms - Section 1

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Antonyms - Section 1

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In the following questions choose the word which is the exact OPPOSITE of the given words.

Question 11
APPROBATE

A
Ingratitude
B
Condemn
C
Dissatisfaction
D
Master
Correct Answer: Option B

Approbate means to approve or sanction; to condemn means to declare wrong or to convict.

Question 12
DEARTH

A
Lack
B
Poverty
C
Abundance
D
Soothe
Correct Answer: Option C

Dearth means an inadequate supply or lack of something; abundance means an ample quantity, or wealth

Question 13
ROTUND

A
Round
B
Unimportant
C
Thin
D
Dull
Correct Answer: Option C

Rotund means rounded or plump, therefore thin is the opposite

Question 14
GERMANE

A
Impartial
B
Indifferent
C
Irrelevant
D
Improvident
Correct Answer: Option C

Germane means to be appropriate or relevant, therefore irrelevant is the opposite

Question 15
DEMUR

A
Embrace
B
Crude
C
Boisterous
D
Falter
Correct Answer: Option A

Demur means to delay or hesitate; to embrace means to accept readily or gladly; demure means coy

Question 16
SECRET

A
Friendly
B
Overt
C
Hidden
D
Ample
Correct Answer: Option B

Friendly: Characteristic of or behaving as a friend

Overt: done or shown openly; plainly apparent.

Hidden: kept out of sight; concealed

Ample: enough or more than enough; plentiful.

Question 17
IMPARTIAL

A
Hostile
B
Need
C
Biased
D
Worried
Correct Answer: Option C

Hostile : showing or feeling opposition or dislike; unfriendly

Need : require (something) because it is essential or very important rather than just desirable.

Biased : unfairly prejudiced for or against someone or something.

Worried : anxious or troubled about actual or potential problems.

Question 18
TALENT

A
Silent
B
Show
C
Confine
D
Inability
Correct Answer: Option D

Silent : not making or accompanied by any sound.

Show : be, allow, or cause to be visible.

Confine : establish the truth or correctness of (something previously believed or suspected to be the case).

Inability : the state of being unable to do something

Question 19
WITHDRAW

A
Dislike
B
Need
C
Advance
D
Want
Correct Answer: Option C

Dislike : feel distaste for or hostility towards

Need : require (something) because it is essential or very important rather than just desirable.

Advance : not expressing genuine feelings.

Want : have a desire to possess or do (something); wish for.

Question 20
HEARTFELT

A
Humorous
B
Loving
C
Insincere
D
Unhealthy
Correct Answer: Option C

Humorous: Humorous is a fine tone for toasting at your friend's wedding, but not so much for the reading of someone's last will and testament. When we talk about humor, we're usually talking about something funny. But originally the word humorous had to do with the body's humors, or moods.

Loving: feeling or showing love or great care

Insincere: not expressing genuine feelings.

unhealthy: not having or showing good health.