Antonyms

'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'.

'Incapability' means the inability to do something or lack of necessary skills. 'Aptitude' means natural ability or talent, which is the direct opposite.

'Atheism' is the disbelief in or denial of the existence of God or gods. 'Faith' represents belief in religious doctrines or spiritual commitment, making it the appropriate antonym.

Squally is a loud harsh cry. So, 'quiet' is the antonym.

'Brave' means showing courage or fearlessness in the face of danger. Its antonym 'Nervous' indicates apprehension, fearfulness, or anxiety - effectively the opposite emotional state. The other options are not true antonyms: 'Bad' and 'Evil' are moral judgments, while 'Eglin' appears to be a misspelling or obscure term.

'Dull' can mean lacking interest, boring, or slow-witted. Its antonym 'Active' conveys energy, liveliness, or engagement - essentially the opposite of a dull, passive state. The other options are not true opposites: 'Mostly' is an adverb of degree, 'Vales' refers to valleys (archaic), and 'Share' means to divide or distribute.

Ordinary means normal or regular, making it the correct antonym for abnormal which means deviating from the norm. Natural is actually a synonym, while Soft and Hard describe texture, not normality.

Negativeness is the direct opposite of positiveness - they represent opposing poles of attitude or existence. Extraneous, Singular, and Extra don't convey negativity or opposition.

Rubbish can mean nonsense or meaningless content, which opposes sense (meaning or coherence). Actuality, Culver, and Stupid don't directly oppose the concept of sense or meaning.

New means fresh, recent, or not old. Obsolete means outdated or no longer in use - they represent opposite states of relevance and usefulness.

The antonym of 'obscure' (unclear, vague, hidden) is 'palpable' (clear, obvious, perceptible). Something palpable can be easily felt, seen, or understood - the opposite of something obscure or vague.

Ill-fated means unlucky or doomed to fail. Fortunate means lucky or having good fortune - the perfect opposite. Ill-starred is a synonym, started means began, and crappies appears to be nonsense text.

Terrible means very bad or unpleasant. Pleasant means enjoyable or agreeable - the direct opposite. Read is a verb, flies means moving through air, and atheist is someone without religious belief, none of which are antonyms.