Antonyms

Vanity means 'self-admiration' or 'self-pride'. Humility means 'modesty' or 'humbleness'.

Something that has a pleasant scent or aroma or is sweet-smelling is fragrant. This is the correct antonym as something with an offensive odour is fetid.

Privately means done in secret or away from public view. Openly is the direct opposite, meaning done in a public or visible manner.

To enhance means to increase or improve the quality or value of something. Reduce is the opposite, meaning to make something smaller or less.

Excess refers to an amount that is more than what is necessary or desired. Shortage is the opposite, referring to a lack or insufficiency.

Extravagant describes someone who spends money or resources excessively. Frugal is the opposite, describing someone who is economical and careful with resources.

Shallow refers to something with little depth. Deep is the direct opposite, referring to something that extends far down or inward.

Harsh describes something severe, rough, or cruel. Gentle is the opposite, describing something mild, kind, or soft.

Quiet describes a state of silence or lack of sound. Noisy is the opposite, describing a state filled with loud or disruptive sounds.

Infinite means limitless or endless in space or time. Bounded is the opposite, meaning having limits or boundaries.

Ecstasy is a state of overwhelming happiness or joyful excitement. Misery is the opposite, representing a state of great distress or unhappiness.

Arrogant describes someone who is proud and overbearing. Meek is the opposite, describing someone who is quiet, gentle, and submissive.

Factitious means artificial, sham, or not genuine. Genuine is the opposite, meaning real or authentic.

Honourable means deserving of honor and respect. Ignominious is the opposite, meaning deserving of shame or disgrace.