Antonyms Test 20

Malice means the intention to harm someone or showing ill will. Goodwill is the opposite - it represents kindness, benevolence, and friendly feelings toward others. The other options (rode, from, odd) are not antonyms of malice.

Majestic refers to something grand, impressive, or having great dignity. Lowly means humble, ordinary, or lacking grandeur - the direct opposite. Sublime (elevated), rode, and blatant (obvious) are not antonyms.

Mad means mentally ill, insane, or foolish. Sane is the direct antonym - mentally sound and rational. The other options (rode, fry, own) are unrelated to mental state.

Malign means to speak unfavorably about someone or to have evil influence. Praise is the opposite - expressing approval or admiration. Tenacious (persistent), tried, and cowbell are not antonyms.

Manifest means clear, obvious, or readily visible. Obscure is the antonym - not clear, hidden, or difficult to understand. Tide, pear, and greet are not opposites of manifest.

Mercenary describes someone motivated by money rather than principle. Generous is the opposite - willing to give freely, not motivated by personal gain. Fumble, fret, and fetid (foul-smelling) are not antonyms.

Mild means gentle, moderate, or not severe. Harsh is the antonym - severe, rough, or intense. Meek (submissive), cult, and jade are not true opposites of mild.

Meticulous means showing great attention to detail, very careful and precise. Careless is the opposite - lacking attention or thoroughness. Funky, err, and kind are not antonyms.

Mysterious means difficult or impossible to understand, explain, or identify. Clear is the antonym - easy to understand, transparent, or obvious. Rigid, bribe, and niggled are not opposites.

Miserable means very unhappy, wretched, or in a state of suffering. Happy is the direct opposite - joyful or contented. Stringent, rode, and from are not antonyms.

Melancholy means a feeling of sadness or depression. Cheerful is the antonym - full of happiness or joy. Hone, grudge, and stick are not related to emotional states.

Maintain means to continue, keep in existence, or preserve. Discontinue is the antonym - to stop, cease, or put an end to something. Mumble, sagacious (wise), and grown are not opposites.

Modest means humble, unassuming, or moderate in behavior. Bold is the opposite, showing confidence, assertiveness, and lack of inhibition.

Lawful means permitted by, conforming to, or recognized by law. Illegal is the direct opposite, meaning against or not authorized by law.

Lurid means vivid, harsh, shocking, or sensational in appearance or content. Mild means gentle, moderate, or not harsh - the perfect opposite.

Liable means legally responsible or answerable for something. Unaccountable means not responsible or not required to answer for actions.

Liberate means to set free from confinement, control, or slavery. Imprison means to confine or put in prison - the direct opposite action.

Lift means to raise or elevate something to a higher position. Lower means to move something down or reduce its height.

Lean means thin, slender, or lacking excess fat. Plump means having a full, rounded, well-fleshed body shape.

Lordly means arrogant, haughty, or acting with the superiority of a noble. Meek means humble, submissive, or modest in behavior.

Lame means disabled in a way that prevents walking, or infirm and weak. Agile means able to move quickly, easily, and with coordination.

A legend is a traditional story or myth about famous people or events. A fact is something known to be true, real, or verifiable.

Lighten means to make less heavy, less serious, or to brighten. Aggravate means to make worse, more severe, or more annoying.

Latent means existing but not yet developed, visible, or manifest (hidden potential). Conspicuous means easily seen, noticeable, or obvious.

Limber means flexible, pliable, or easily bent. An antonym must mean the opposite - stiff, rigid, or inflexible. "Unbending" is a direct antonym, while the other options (cores, doze, rove) are unrelated words.