Vocabulary Test (Antonyms)

Mutable means 'liable to change' or 'inconstant'. Its opposite is 'stable', which means firm, steady, and not likely to change. 'Broad' refers to width, 'hideous' means ugly, and 'fuse' means to join or melt together - none are antonyms of mutable.

Stable means 'firmly established', 'steady', or 'not likely to change'. Its opposite is 'wavering', which means 'shaking', 'undecided', or 'tending to fluctuate'. 'Spelt' is a grain, 'yaks' are animals, and 'maker' is one who creates - none are antonyms of stable.

Variance means 'difference', 'disagreement', or 'discord'. Its opposite is 'concord', which means 'harmony', 'agreement', or 'unity'. 'Copper' is a metal, 'pity' is compassion, and 'make' means to create - none are antonyms of variance.

The word 'concerned' means worried, interested, or caring about something. 'Indifferent' means showing no interest or concern, which is the direct opposite.

'Definite' means certain, clear, or determined. 'Unsure' means uncertain or lacking confidence, which is the direct opposite.

'Fallible' means capable of making mistakes or being wrong. 'Perfect' means without flaws or errors, which is the direct opposite.

'Differing' means having disagreements or being different in opinion. 'Agreeing' means having the same opinion or being in harmony, which is the direct opposite.

'Weak' means lacking physical strength or power. 'Mighty' means having great power or strength, which is the direct opposite.

'Overtake' means to catch up with and pass. 'Lag' means to fall behind or fail to keep pace, which describes what happens when you are overtaken.

'Faithful' means loyal, true, and consistently supportive. 'Fair-weather' is a compound adjective used in phrases like 'fair-weather friend' to describe someone who is only loyal during good times and unreliable during difficulties.

'Appropriate' means suitable or proper for a particular situation. 'Inapt' means unsuitable or not appropriate, which is the direct opposite.

The word 'happiness' refers to a state of joy or contentment. 'Gloom' means sadness or depression, which is the opposite emotional state. Other options like 'like,' 'rapped,' and 'earn' are not antonyms of happiness.

'Separation' means being apart or divided. The opposite is being together or in a 'group.' 'Appeal' is a request, 'morel' is a type of mushroom, and 'find' is a verb - none are antonyms of separation.

'Religious' means relating to or believing in religion. 'Secular' means not connected with religion, making it the correct opposite. 'Further,' 'fund,' and 'fill' are unrelated words.

Soiled means uncleaned or dirty.

'Disjoin' means to separate or disconnect. 'Unite' means to join or combine together, which is the direct opposite. 'Schism' means division, 'depraved' means corrupt, and 'wirth' is unrelated.

'Ordinary' means common, regular, or usual. 'Unique' means one-of-a-kind or special, which is the opposite. 'Spelt' is a grain, 'maker' is a creator, and 'samsung' is a brand name.

'Lucky' means having good fortune. 'Ill-fated' means unfortunate or doomed, which is the opposite. 'Fair' means just, 'haul' means to pull, and 'good' means positive - none are true opposites.

'Gay' in this context means cheerful or happy. 'Gloomy' means sad or depressed, which is the opposite. 'Joyous' is similar to gay, 'certain' means sure, and 'fight' is a verb.

'Just' means fair and reasonable. 'Unfair' means not just or biased, which is the correct opposite. 'Common' means ordinary, 'unnatural' means fake, and 'injustice' is a noun form.

'Pure' means unmixed or clean. 'Adulterated' means impure or contaminated, which is the opposite. 'Twirled' means spun, 'grate' means shred, and 'harsh' means severe.