Antonyms

'Partially' is the correct antonym of 'Completely'. When something is complete, it is whole or total; when it is partial, it is incomplete or only done to some degree. 'Full' (A) is actually a synonym, 'Conform' (C) means to comply with rules, and 'Mess' (D) is unrelated.

Reputable means having a good reputation or being trustworthy. Disgraceful means bringing shame or dishonor, which is the opposite of having a good reputation. Famous is actually positive (similar to reputable), not an antonym.

Uncommon means rare or not frequently encountered. Ordinary means common, usual, or frequent - the direct opposite of rarity. Parole, Natural, and Dim are not semantic opposites.

Cultured means refined, educated, sophisticated, and well-mannered. Ignorant means lacking knowledge, education, or refinement. These represent opposite states of personal development and awareness.

Beautiful is a direct antonym of ugly, describing something aesthetically pleasing. While handsome (option B) is also an antonym, it is typically used for masculine attractiveness, making beautiful the more general and appropriate opposite. Nice (A) is not a direct antonym, and spend (D) is unrelated.

Dominant is the correct antonym of impotent. Impotent means lacking power, strength, or capacity, while dominant means having power, influence, or authority. The other options are unrelated: unngainly (A) means clumsy, pattern (B) is a design arrangement, and some (C) is a quantity word.

Stern is the correct antonym of gentle. Gentle means mild, soft, or kind in manner or behavior, while stern means strict, severe, or harsh. Ungainly (B) means clumsy or awkward, cheap (A) means low-quality, and self-respecting (C) means having dignity - none of these directly contrast with gentle.

Lofty is the correct antonym of lowly. Lowly means humble, low in status, or of humble origin, while lofty means high, elevated, or exalted in position or status. Perchance (A) is an archaic word meaning perhaps, abet (B) means to assist or encourage, and field (D) is an area of land - none are opposites.

Wisdom is the direct opposite of foolishness. While foolishness refers to a lack of good sense or judgment, wisdom represents the quality of having experience, knowledge, and good judgment. The other options are unrelated antonyms.

Chance means possibility or randomness, while certainty means the state of being definitely true or sure. These are direct opposites - chance implies uncertainty about what will happen, whereas certainty implies no doubt at all. The other options (High, Purpose, Defect) are unrelated to the concept of chance.

Generally means usually, in most cases, or broadly. Particularly means specifically, especially, or in a distinct manner. These are opposites in terms of breadth versus specificity.

Insufficient means not enough, inadequate, or lacking in quantity or quality. Adequate means satisfactory, sufficient, or good enough for a purpose. These are direct opposites regarding sufficiency.

In this context, 'want' means to lack or be in need of something. 'Have' is the direct antonym, representing possession or the state of not being in need.

'Impossible' means something cannot be done. 'Feasible' means doable or possible, making it the correct antonym. While 'reachable' is related, 'feasible' is the precise linguistic opposite.

'Riches' refers to great wealth or abundance. 'Poverty' is the state of having little to no wealth, making it the direct antonym. Note that 'Poor' describes a person, while 'Poverty' is the abstract concept that properly contrasts with 'Riches'.