Antonyms

Endeavour means an earnest attempt or effort. Idleness is the opposite, meaning a state of inactivity or laziness.

Here, meek is the correct antonym of daring, as it implies someone who is too submissive. Bold implies someone who is fearless; aweless implies someone who feels no awe and gallant implies someone who is brave and noble. 

Here, attractive is the correct antonym of homely, as it implies something that has the power to attract. Ordinary implies something that is normal or common, domestic implies some activity related to home and informal implies something suited for everyday use.

Here, reasoning is the correct antonym of intuition as it implies logical and sensible thinking. Feeling implies an intuitive awareness, hunch implies a feeling or a premonition about something and instinct implies an intuitive reaction not based on rational conscious thought.

Here, seldom is the correct antonym of habitual, as it implies something that occurs very rarely or not very often. Chronic implies something that continues to happen, accustomed implies something familiar through use and constant implies something that continues or remains steady.

The meaning of significant is important or uncommon. Its antonym is common.

Here, continue is the correct antonym of abdicate as it implies persisting in an activity. 

Here, inept is the correct antonym for dexterous as it implies having or showing no skill. 

Here, inarticulate is the correct antonym as it implies being unable to express one's ideas or feelings clearly or easily. 

Here, left alone is the correct antonym of beset as it implies to ease or to free  someone from anxiety etc. 

Here, decent is the correct antonym for reprobate as it implies conforming the generally accepted standards of respectable or moral behaviour. 

Here, encouragement is the correct antonym of deterrent as it implies the action of giving someone support. 

Here, unknown is the correct antonym of eminent as it implies someone who is not known or familiar. 

Here, dissuade is the correct antonym of exhort as it implies persuading someone not to take a particular course of action.

Here, normal is the correct antonym of aberrant as it implies behaviour that is conforming to the typical or expected standards.