Antonyms

Rectify means to put something right or correct a mistake. Err means to make a mistake, which is the direct opposite.

A harbinger is a person or thing that announces or signals the approach of another. A follower is someone who comes after or behind, making it the opposite.

Prosaic means commonplace, unromantic, or dull. Romantic is the most suitable opposite as it implies imagination and idealism.

Obloquy means strong public criticism or verbal abuse. Praise is the direct opposite, as it involves expressing approval or admiration.

Disingenuous means not candid or sincere, typically by pretending that one knows less than one really does. Naive implies a lack of experience or wisdom, but in the context of antonyms for this specific test, it is often paired as the opposite of calculated insincerity.

Chagrin is distress or embarrassment at having failed or been humiliated. Complacency is a feeling of smug or uncritical satisfaction with oneself, which is the emotional opposite.

Gregarious means fond of company and sociable. Antisocial is the direct opposite, describing someone who avoids social interaction.

Doltish means stupid or slow-witted. Clever is the direct opposite, describing someone who is quick-witted and intelligent.

Longevity refers to long life or existence. Evanescence refers to the quality of being fleeting or vanishing quickly, making it the perfect antonym.

The antonym of 'accepted' in the context of an application is 'rejected'.

The antonym of 'expensive' is 'cheap'.

The antonym of 'convenient' is 'inconvenient'.

The antonym of 'ignorant' (lacking knowledge) is 'learned' (having much knowledge).

The antonym of 'often' (frequently) is 'seldom' (rarely).

'Gregarious' means fond of company or sociable. The opposite is 'shy' or reserved.