Antonyms

'Edification' means moral or intellectual improvement through education or enlightenment. 'Destruction' is the opposite - the act of ruining or tearing down. Lamentation (grief), Annotation (note), and Segregation (separation) are not antonyms.

Erudite means scholarly, learned, or having deep knowledge. Ignorant means lacking knowledge or education, which is the direct opposite of being erudite. Professional relates to career competence, Immature refers to emotional development, and Unimaginative concerns creativity - none are true opposites.

Feeble means weak, frail, or lacking strength. Sturdy means strong, solid, and robust - the direct opposite. Narrow refers to width, Large is about size, and Inhibit is a verb meaning to restrain - none are true antonyms of feeble.

Establish means to set up, create, or plant something firmly. Uproot means to pull up by the roots, remove completely, or destroy - the opposite action. Disrupt means to interrupt, Corrode means to wear away gradually, and Negate means to cancel or deny - none are as directly opposite as uproot.

Exhibit (note: 'Exihibit' has a typo) means to show, display, or make visible. Conceal means to hide, keep secret, or cover up - the direct opposite. Prevent means to stop something, Withdraw means to pull back, and Concede means to yield or give in - none are true opposites of exhibit.

Flexible means capable of bending easily, adaptable, or pliable. Rigid means stiff, inflexible, or unbending - the direct opposite. Soft and Hard describe texture/firmness but not the quality of bendability, and Solid means firm but not necessarily inflexible.

Frugal means economical, thrifty, or careful with money. Lavish means extravagant, generous in spending, or luxurious - the direct opposite. Glorious means magnificent, Sacrifice is a verb or noun, and Respectable means socially acceptable - none are true opposites of frugal.

 Here, conceal is the correct antonym of evince as conceal implies to prevent something from being known; something that is kept a secret and evince implies to show or express something clearly. Withhold is to suppress or hold back an emotion or reaction, to cover is to put something on top of or in front of something in order to protect or conceal it and to disclose is to allow something hidden to be seen.

 Here, tidy is the correct antonym of unkempt as tidy implies something that is neat and well put together, whereas unkempt refers to something not clean. Grubby implies something that is covered with dirt, smooth implies having an even and regular surface and crude refers to being in an unrefined or natural state.

 Here, delicious is the correct antonym of acrid as delicious implies very tasty and acrid implies something that is sour to taste. Heavenly implies something belonging to or coming out of heaven, pungent implies something having a sharply strong taste or smell and irritating implies something that causes annoyance or mild anger.

Pertinent means something that relates directly or significantly to the matter.

 Here, significant is the correct antonym of nominal as here it implies a fine sufficiently great or important to be worthy of attention. Modest refers to the quality of not being too proud or confident about self, real refers to something having verifiable existence and competitive refers to as good as or better than others of a comparable nature.

 Here, liability is the correct option as it refers to something that holds one back. Resource is a source of support or the available means, boon is a thing that is helpful and beneficial and compulsion is the action or state of forcing or being forced to do something.

Forsake means to abandon, give up, or leave behind. The antonym is 'receive' - to take or accept something that is given or offered. Other options don't convey the opposite meaning.