Antonyms Test

Forsake means to abandon, give up, or leave behind. The antonym is 'receive' - to take or accept something that is given or offered. Other options don't convey the opposite meaning.

Gorgeous means very beautiful, magnificent, or splendid. The antonym is 'dingy' which means dirty, shabby, or lacking brightness - directly opposite in meaning to gorgeous.

Foggy means full of fog, misty, or unclear. The antonym is 'bright' meaning clear, luminous, or shining - the opposite of something obscured by fog or haze.

Gnarled means rough, twisted, or knotted (often describing wood or hands). The antonym is 'smooth' meaning even, regular, or free from irregularities - directly opposite to gnarled.

A dunce is a stupid person or someone slow at learning. A genius is an exceptionally intelligent person, making it the direct opposite. Simple (A) and tiny (D) describe attributes unrelated to intelligence. Scatter (B) is a verb meaning to disperse.

Gusto means enthusiasm, vigor, or zest in doing something. Apathy is the complete lack of interest or emotion - the direct opposite. Faded (A) means lost color or intensity. Levity (B) means treating things too lightly. Liability (C) means a disadvantage or responsibility.

Gregarious means sociable, enjoying company, or friendly. Inhospitable means unfriendly, unwelcoming, or not hospitable - the direct opposite. Calculate (B) is a mathematical term. Merry (C) means cheerful. Dent (D) means a small hollow mark.

Hardy means robust, strong, or capable of enduring difficult conditions. Frail means weak, delicate, or easily broken - the direct opposite. Cumber (B) means to hinder or burden. Surplus (C) means extra amount. Capricious (D) means unpredictable or impulsive.

Hapless means unfortunate, unlucky, or unlucky. Lucky is the direct opposite, meaning fortunate or having good fortune. Clear (A) means unambiguous. Mend (B) means to repair. Mild (D) means gentle or moderate.

Hitherto means until now or up to this point in time. Hereafter means from this time forward or in the future - the temporal opposite. Full (A) means complete. Unholy (B) means wicked. Myth (C) means a traditional story.

Harass means to persistently trouble, annoy, or intimidate someone. Console means to comfort or solace someone - the direct opposite. Burn (A) means to combust or cause pain. Refute (B) means to prove wrong. Blame (C) means to assign responsibility.

Heed means to pay attention to or take notice of something. Disregard means to ignore or pay no attention to - the direct opposite. Disdain (A) means contempt or scorn. Hoarse (C) means rough voice. Hoist (D) means to lift up.

Forgo means to give up, do without, or refrain from something. Retain means to keep, hold onto, or maintain - the direct opposite. Rode (B) is past tense of ride. Fret full (C) appears to be garbled text. Fed up (D) means annoyed or frustrated.

Imbibe means to drink in, absorb, or take in (especially liquids or ideas). Eject means to expel, throw out, or force out - the direct opposite. Front (B) means the forward part. Reap (C) means to harvest. Grow (D) means to increase in size.

Folly means foolishness, stupidity, or lack of good sense. Wisdom is the quality of having good judgment, knowledge, and experience - the direct opposite. Bright (A) means intelligent or shiny. Strait (D) means narrow channel. Greed (D) means excessive desire.

Hubbub means noise, uproar, or confused activity. Silence is the direct opposite - complete absence of sound or activity. The other options (blatant, uproar, notice) are synonyms or related terms, not antonyms.

Imperative means absolutely necessary, urgent, or of vital importance. Trivial means unimportant, insignificant, or of little value - directly opposite in meaning. The other options (fickle, fumble, frown) are unrelated to the concept of necessity.

Incite means to stir up, provoke, or encourage (often negative actions like violence or trouble). Pacify means to calm, soothe, or bring peace - directly opposite in effect. The other options (rage, poor, lift) are not valid antonyms.

Imbecile refers to a foolish or stupid person. Genius refers to an exceptionally intelligent or talented person - the direct opposite in terms of mental capacity. The other options (reality, cruel, filthy) are unrelated to intelligence.

Indigent means poor, needy, or lacking basic resources. Rich means wealthy or having abundant resources - the direct opposite in economic status. The other options (hide, frown, crown) are unrelated to poverty or wealth.

Inept means incompetent, unskilled, or lacking ability. Adept means skilled, proficient, or competent - the direct opposite in terms of capability. The other options (adapt, cringe, robust) are not valid antonyms.

Increment means an increase or addition in amount or degree. Curtailment means reduction, limitation, or cutting back - the direct opposite in terms of growth. The other options (hide, diligence, exonerate) are not antonyms.

Indictment is a formal charge or accusation of a serious crime. Pardon means forgiveness, release from punishment, or absolution - conceptually opposite as it frees someone rather than accusing them. Acquit (option D) is similar but pardon is the stronger opposite to indictment.

Industrious means diligent, hardworking, or characterized by steady effort. Indolent means lazy, idle, or averse to work - the direct opposite in attitude toward effort. The other options (fame, rotten, decorum) are unrelated.