Antonyms

Opulent means wealthy, luxurious, or abundant. Indigent means poor or needy, which is the direct opposite.

Seldom means rarely or infrequently. Often means frequently or many times, which is the direct opposite.

Wild is the opposite of Domestic when referring to animals or things tamed by humans. Alike means similar, Easy means not difficult, and None of these is incorrect.

Coarse means rough or lacking refinement, especially in texture or behavior. Refined means polished, cultured, or free from impurities - the direct opposite.

Notorious means being well-known for something bad or negative. Famous is the most appropriate antonym here, as it generally implies being well-known for positive or neutral reasons.

A spendthrift is someone who spends money in an extravagant or wasteful way. A miser is someone who hoards money and is very reluctant to spend it, making them opposites.

Plenitude refers to an abundance or a full supply of something. Insufficiency refers to a lack or shortage, which is the direct antonym.

Acquiescent means ready to accept something without protest or to do what someone else wants. Tenacious means holding fast and being persistent or stubborn, which serves as an antonym in terms of yielding versus resisting.

Extraneous means irrelevant or unrelated to the subject being dealt with. Relevant means closely connected or appropriate to the matter at hand, making it the antonym.

Courageous means showing bravery, fearlessness, or boldness in facing danger. Timid means showing fear, lack of courage, or shyness, which is the direct opposite.

Elegance refers to grace, refinement, beauty in form or movement. Ugliness means the quality of being unpleasant to look at or lacking beauty, making them opposites.

Blustering means loud, aggressive, boasting speech or behavior. Gentle means mild, soft, or mannerly in behavior, which is the opposite.

Virtuoso means a person highly skilled in music or another artistic pursuit (an expert). Tyro means a beginner or novice, making them opposites in skill level.

Moderation means avoidance of extremes or excesses, being temperate. Excess means going beyond what is normal or sufficient (too much), which is the opposite.

Lewd refers to behavior or language that is crude, offensive, or sexually inappropriate. The opposite of this is decent, which describes behavior that conforms to accepted standards of morality and respectability. Chore and event are unrelated nouns.