English Antonyms

To "endorse" means to approve, support, or publicly declare support for something. Its opposite is to "forbid" or prohibit. "Fill" is unrelated (to supply), "Holy" is a quality (sacred), and "Sorry" expresses regret - none of these mean the opposite of endorse.

Deviating means straying from a standard, norm, or expected path (to diverge). The opposite is staying the same or following the expected path - thus "Same" is correct. "Porter" (a person who carries luggage), "Happy" (an emotion), and "None of these" are not antonyms of deviating.

To "commend" means to praise, express approval, or laud someone or something. Its opposite is "chide" - to scold, rebuke, or criticize. "Store" (to keep for future use), "Meager" (scarce/insufficient), and "None of these" are not antonyms of commend.

To "hurl" means to throw forcefully or violently (either physically or in terms of insults). The opposite action is to "receive" - catching or accepting what is thrown. "Undo" means to reverse an action, "Mean" describes unpleasant behavior, and "Ask" means to request - none of these are true opposites of hurl.

A "labyrinth" is a complicated irregular network of passages or paths - something confusing, mysterious, or hard to navigate. The opposite is an "open secret" - something known to everyone, transparent and clear. "Mystery" is actually similar in meaning (not opposite), while "Examine" and "Probe" are investigative actions.

To "solicit" means to ask for, seek, or request something (often persistently). The opposite is to "evade" - to avoid, escape, or dodge something. "Origin" means beginning/source, "Scarce" means insufficient, and "None of these" are not antonyms.

"Sagacious" means wise, shrewd, or having keen mental discernment - showing good judgment. The opposite is "unaware" - lacking knowledge or consciousness. "Solitude" means being alone, "Ever" means at all times, and "Product" means something made - none of these are antonyms.

Solder means to join or unite things together (like metals). The opposite is to sever or disconnect. Options A (Unite) and D (Aware) are unrelated, while B (Lavish) means to give generously, which is not an antonym.

Lecherous means showing excessive sexual desire or being lustful, lacking restraint. The opposite is being restrained, controlled, or disciplined in behavior. Options A (Fleshy) relates to physical appearance, C (Publicity) is unrelated.

Flunkey means a servile follower or sycophant who obeys someone obsequiously. The opposite is a commander - someone in authority who gives orders rather than blindly following. A flunkey lacks autonomy and power.

Severed means cut apart, disconnected, or divided. The opposite is welded - joined together permanently. While A (Divided) is similar to severed, it's not an antonym. B (Welded) directly reverses the action of severing.

Inexorable means relentless, unyielding, or impossible to stop or change - describing something that proceeds without flexibility. The opposite is lenient - showing flexibility, mercy, or willingness to adjust. A (Rigid) is similar to inexorable, while B (Please) and D (Cover) are unrelated.

Immodest means lacking proper reserve, showing impropriety, or not following social conventions of decency. The opposite is decent - showing propriety, following social norms, and behaving appropriately. B (Tarnish), C (Dull), and D (Coy) are not direct antonyms.

Betray means to be disloyal, to deceive, or to fail to protect someone's trust. The opposite is to protect - to safeguard, defend, or remain loyal. A (Fame), C (Slight), and D (Reality) are unrelated to the concept of loyalty or protection.

Tarnish means to damage, spoil, or stain - especially referring to reputation, quality, or appearance. The opposite is to beam - to shine brightly, radiate positivity, or enhance quality. A (Wanton) means reckless, B (Astute) means shrewd, and C (Waver) means to hesitate - none are antonyms.

Artful means clever, cunning, or crafty in a sometimes deceptive way. Blind can mean lacking perception or insight, which serves as an opposite in the context of awareness or craftiness.