Antonyms

Genuine means authentic or real. Counterfeit is the direct opposite, meaning fake or forged.

Cowardice is the lack of bravery. Intrepidity refers to fearlessness or great courage.

Finite means having limits or an end. Countless means having no limit or being too many to count.

Bold means confident or courageous. Coy means shy, modest, or pretending to be shy to be alluring.

Delirious refers to a state of disturbed mental confusion. Sensible refers to being rational or having good judgment.

Lawful means conforming to the law. Criminal means relating to or involving illegal acts.

Critical can mean expressing disapproval. Complimentary means expressing praise or approval.

Good tempered means pleasant or easy to get along with. Cross means annoyed or angry.

Solid means firm or stable. Crumbly means easily broken into small pieces.

Cryptic means mysterious or difficult to understand. Intelligible means clear and easy to understand.

Innocent means not guilty of a crime or offense. Culpable means deserving blame or guilty.

Encourage means to give support or confidence. Curb means to restrain or keep in check.

Cramped means lacking space. Roomy means having plenty of space.

Astute means having sharp judgment or being clever. Naive means showing a lack of experience, wisdom, or judgment.

Unworthy means not deserving of something. Creditable means deserving of praise or credit.

Curt means rudely brief. Expansive means covering a wide area or being communicative and open.

Skeptical means having doubts. Credulous means having a tendency to believe things too readily.

Ignorant means lacking knowledge. Cultured means having refined taste and good education.

Unusual means not common. Customary means according to custom or usual practice.

A seller is someone who sells goods. A customer is someone who buys goods.

Aggravate means to make a problem or injury worse. Cure means to relieve or heal.

Extend means to make longer. Curtail means to reduce or shorten.

Thorough means complete or detailed. Cursory means hasty and therefore not thorough, making it the correct opposite.

A curse is a solemn utterance intended to invoke divine or supernatural power to inflict harm. A blessing (bless) is the direct opposite.