Antonyms

'Unpretentious' means not attempting to impress others with an appearance of greater importance than is actually possessed. 'Flaunting' is the opposite, as it means to display something ostentatiously to provoke envy or admiration.

'Modest' refers to someone who is humble or unassuming in the estimation of their abilities. 'Bold' serves as an antonym in the context of being assertive, forward, or daring rather than reserved or shy.

'Tedium' refers to the state of being tedious, slow, or dull; essentially boredom. 'Excitement' is the direct opposite, representing a state of enthusiasm, eagerness, or lively activity.

'Turmoil' is a state of great disturbance, confusion, or uncertainty. 'Rest' implies a state of peace, quiet, or inactivity, making it the most suitable antonym among the choices provided.

Plunder means to steal or take goods by force, typically during a time of war or disorder. Bounty refers to a reward or a generous gift, representing the act of giving or receiving rather than taking by force.

Mitigate means to make something less severe, serious, or painful. Aggravate means to make a problem, injury, or offense worse or more serious, which is the direct opposite.

Promptitude refers to the quality of acting quickly and without delay. Stiffness, in this context, implies a lack of ease or readiness in action, serving as the most suitable opposite among the provided choices.

Acquiesce means to accept something reluctantly but without protest. Veto means to exercise a right to reject a decision or proposal, which is the direct opposite of complying or agreeing.

Conspicuous describes something that is very noticeable or clearly visible. Secret describes something kept hidden from others, making it the opposite of being easily seen.

Vindictive means having or showing a strong desire for revenge. Forbearing means showing patience and restraint under provocation, which is the opposite of being vengeful.

Applaud means to show approval or praise for someone. Rebuke means to express sharp disapproval or criticism, making it the direct antonym.

Dissociation refers to the state of being disconnected or separated. Kinship refers to a blood relationship or a feeling of being close and connected to others, which is the opposite of separation.

Tranquility is a state of peace and quiet. Uproar is a state of noisy confusion or disturbance, which is the direct opposite of a calm environment.

Unrighteous means morally wrong, wicked, or sinful. Correct, in a moral context, means following the right standards or being righteous.

Rustic refers to characteristics of the countryside or rural life. Urban refers to characteristics of a city or town, making it the direct opposite.

Jocund means cheerful and lighthearted. Miserable means very unhappy or uncomfortable, which is the opposite emotional state.

Analogous means comparable or similar in certain respects. Dissimilar means not alike or different, which is the direct antonym.

A swindler is a person who uses deception to cheat others. While 'honest' is an adjective, it describes the opposite character trait of someone who is truthful and fair.

Lavish means sumptuously rich, elaborate, or occurring in great amounts. Scarce means occurring in small quantities or being insufficient, which is the opposite of abundance.

Sequestered means isolated and hidden away from others. Friendly implies being sociable and enjoying the company of others, which is the most appropriate opposite among the choices.

To shun is to persistently avoid, ignore, or reject someone or something. To indulge is to allow oneself to enjoy or become involved in something, which is the opposite of avoidance.

A savant is a person of great learning or wisdom. A fool is a person who lacks good sense or judgment, making it the direct opposite of a learned person.

A merger is the combination of two or more things into one. Disunion is the state of being separate or the act of breaking a union apart, which is the opposite of joining together.

Fallacious means based on a mistaken belief or being false. True means in accordance with fact or reality, which is the direct opposite.

Copious means abundant in supply or quantity. Scarce means occurring in small quantities or being hard to find, making it the opposite of abundant.