Antonyms

Usual means common, ordinary, or happening frequently. Rare is the opposite - something uncommon or infrequent.

Bitter describes a sharp, unpleasant taste. Sweet is the opposite - a sugary, pleasant taste. Cold and hot are temperature opposites, not taste.

Sourness refers to the quality of being sour or acidic. Sweetness is the opposite quality - the state of being sweet.

Soft describes something that yields to pressure, is not hard, or is gentle. Hard is the opposite - firm, rigid, or unyielding.

Speed is the quality of moving quickly, which directly opposes slowness. While slowness indicates a lack of rapidity, speed represents quick motion or action.

Resistant means offering opposition or not yielding, which opposes flexible (capable of bending or adapting). A flexible object yields to pressure, while a resistant one withstands it.

'Sickly' means in poor health, weak, or often ill. 'Healthy' is the direct antonym, meaning in good physical condition. While 'Strong' and 'Frail' are related concepts, they are not perfect opposites - 'Healthy' directly contrasts the state of illness.

'Weak' means lacking physical strength, power, or firmness. 'Strong' is the direct opposite, meaning having great physical power or force. Options A (Spirit), B (Site), and D (Cool) are unrelated to strength.

'Wise' means having good judgment, knowledge, and experience. 'Stupid' means lacking intelligence or good judgment, making it the direct antonym. Options A (Soul), B (Quarrel), and C (Infirm) don't relate to intelligence.

'Insignificant' means unimportant, trivial, or having little meaning. 'Substantial' means significant, considerable, or of real value and importance. This is a direct antonym pair about importance and magnitude.

Scarcity means a shortage or lack of something. Its direct antonym is abundance, meaning having more than enough or a plentiful supply. Heap and keal are not antonyms.

Hardy means capable of enduring difficult conditions, strong, and resilient. Frail means weak, delicate, and easily broken - the direct opposite. Fumble is about clumsiness, fragile is similar to frail but less precise as an antonym, and frigid means cold.

Reckless means without care, caution, or thought for consequences. Careful is the correct antonym as it means showing caution and attention. The other options (coarse, fragrance, fragile) don't describe the opposite attitude toward risk.

 Tepid means characterised by a lack of force or enthusiasm. So, passionate is the opposite of it.

Inaccessible means not available or not reachable. Available is the direct antonym. Avaricious means greedy, infantile means childish, false means untrue, and average means ordinary.