Antonyms

To jumble means to mix up or confuse. To segregate means to set apart or separate, which is the opposite of mixing.

 Impecunious means poor. Prosperous is opposite to it.

 Gusto means exhilaration. Apathy is opposite to it as it means lethargy.

To evict means to expel someone from a property. To retain means to keep or continue to have, which is the opposite action.

Dwindle means to become smaller and smaller; shrink. Swell means to increase abnormally in size, as by inflation, distention, accumulation of fluids or the like.

Ebullient means cheerful and full of energy. Morose means sullen and ill-tempered, making it a direct antonym.

Frugal means economical in use or expenditure. Expensive is opposite in meaning to it.

To embellish means to decorate or add detail. To deface means to spoil the appearance of something, which is the opposite.

To curtail means to reduce or restrict. To elongate means to make longer, which is the opposite.

To elude means to escape from or avoid. To include means to contain or involve, which is the opposite of avoiding or excluding.

To vex means to annoy or frustrate. To please means to cause satisfaction, which is the opposite.

To amalgamate means to combine or unite. To divide means to separate into parts, which is the opposite.

Vivid is strikingly bright or intense. So, dull is its antonym.

Treachery refers to breach of faith. So, faithfulness is its opposite.

Veracious means speaking or representing the truth. False means not according with truth or fact, which is the opposite.

Triumph means a great victory or achievement. Defeat means the action of defeating or being defeated, which is the opposite.

To trespass means to enter without permission. To retreat means to withdraw, which is the opposite of advancing or entering.

To trounce means to defeat heavily. To forfeit means to lose or give up, which is the opposite of winning decisively.

Tummy is an informal term for the stomach (front). Back is the opposite part of the body.

Turmoil means a state of great disturbance or confusion. Peace means freedom from disturbance, which is the opposite.

Turgid means swollen or distended. Humble means having a modest view of one's importance, which is a figurative antonym.

Gab means to talk excessively. Silence means the complete absence of sound or speech, which is the opposite.

Tussle means a vigorous struggle or scuffle. Accord means an official agreement or harmony, which is the opposite.

Jocular means given to, characterised by, intended for or suited to joking or jesting. Serious means opposite to it.