Antonyms

Impetuous means hasty; rash; impulsive; unplanned. Its opposite is planned.

Implausible means impractical; outlandish. Its opposite is extremely practical.

Immediate means now; at this instant. Its opposite is future.

Immune means protected (from disease or poison); not susceptible. Its opposite is susceptible.

'Ignore' means to refuse to pay attention to or disregard something. 'Recognize' means to identify or acknowledge something, which is the direct opposite action - paying attention to something rather than disregarding it. 'Note' means to notice, 'Decrease' means to make smaller, and 'Cheat' means to act dishonestly.

'Dispute' means to argue, disagree, or engage in conflict. 'Agreement' means harmony or concord, which is the direct opposite of conflict. 'Strife' and 'Conflict' are synonyms of dispute, not antonyms. 'Enjoyment' is unrelated to the concept of dispute.

'Droll' means amusing in an odd or whimsical way - something that is funny or comical. 'Serious' means not humorous or silly, which is the direct opposite. 'Beautiful' refers to appearance, 'Idle' means lazy or not working, and 'Odd' means strange - none of these are true antonyms of droll.

'Dislocate' means to put out of place or disrupt the normal position of something. 'Connect' means to join or link together, which represents the opposite action - bringing things into proper relationship rather than displacing them. 'Disconnect' and 'Separate' are similar in meaning to dislocate, while 'Differ' means to be unlike.

'Forward' means toward the front or in advance. 'Backward' means toward the rear or in reverse, which is the direct directional opposite. 'Slow' refers to speed, 'Healthy' to physical condition, and 'Timid' to personality - none are directional antonyms of forward.

'Happiness' is a state of joy and contentment. 'Dejection' means sadness, depression, or low spirits - the direct emotional opposite. 'Disagreement' and 'Quarrel' refer to conflict, and 'Felicity' is a synonym for happiness, not an antonym.

'Dissuade' means to persuade someone not to do something or discourage an action. 'Convince' means to persuade someone to do something or believe in an action - the opposite act of persuasion. 'Counsel' means to give advice, 'Distant' means far away, and 'Imagine' means to visualize - none are true antonyms.

'Brave' means showing courage and willingness to face danger or difficulty. 'Afraid' means fearful or scared - the direct emotional opposite. 'Courageous' is a synonym, 'Gaudy' means showy or tasteless, and 'Attractive' means pleasing to the eye - none are true antonyms.

'Perpetuity' means the state of continuing forever or eternity - unending duration. 'Discontinuity' means a lack of continuity or a break in sequence - the opposite concept of endless continuation. 'Daring' means boldness, 'Regular' means consistent, and 'Dull' means lacking interest - none are true antonyms.

'Comfort' means a state of ease, satisfaction, and freedom from pain or inconvenience. 'Hassle' means annoyance, inconvenience, or difficulty - the opposite state of ease. 'Hatred' means intense dislike, 'Confusion' means lack of clarity, and 'Amity' means friendship - none are true antonyms of comfort.

Hate means to intensely dislike or have strong hostility toward someone or something. Love is the opposite emotion, representing deep affection and care.