Antonyms

Facade refers to the front part of anything: often used figuratively, with implications of an imposing appearance concealing something inferior interior is situated within; on the inside; inner. Hence, (A) is the answer.

“Chortle” is to make or utter with, a gleeful chuckling or snorting sound i.e. an expression of joy. “Lament” is to feel deep sorrow or express it as by weeping or wailing; mourn; grieve i.e. an expression of sorrow. Hence, (C) is the answer.

“Cherubic” is angelic, innocent looking. “Fiendish” would be its antonym as it means - of a like a fiend; devilish; in humanly wicked or cruel. Hence, (B) is the answer.

Fetid means having a bad smell, as of decay; putrid. Redolent means sweet-smelling; fragrant. Hence, (B) is the answer.

Visceral means intuitive, instinctive, emotional, etc. rather than intellectual. Cerebral means of, appealing to, or conceived by the intellect rather than the emotions; intellectual. Hence, (C) is the answer.

Finagle means to obtain or achieve by indirect, usually deceitful methods; To cheat; swindle. Verity means conformity to truth or fact; truth; reality. Hence, (B) is the answer.

Swarthy means having a dark complexion. Sallow means of a sickly, pale-yellow hue. Hence, option (2) is the answer.

Correct option is (1). Other options are synonyms of abandon.

To envelop means to wrap up or cover completely. The opposite is to display, which means to show or make visible.

Affection refers to a feeling of liking or love. Averse means having a strong dislike or opposition to something, serving as a suitable antonym in this context.

Enforcement is the act of compelling observance of a law or rule. Abandon means to give up or leave behind, which contrasts with the active application of a rule.

To overlook means to fail to notice or to ignore. To notice means to observe or pay attention to, making it the direct opposite.

Wealth refers to an abundance of valuable possessions or money. Poverty is the state of being extremely poor, making it the direct opposite.

Imposture refers to an instance of deception or fraud. Probity refers to the quality of having strong moral principles and honesty, which is the opposite.

To hurry is to move or act with great haste. To delay is to postpone or slow down, making it the correct antonym.