Antonyms

Late refers to something happening after the expected or usual time. Its direct antonym is early, which means happening before the expected time or near the beginning of a period. The other words provided are unrelated in meaning.

Lithe describes someone who is thin, supple, and graceful. Awkward is the best antonym because it describes someone who lacks grace or coordination. The other options like silly or low do not relate to physical grace.

Light refers to something that has little weight. Heavy is the direct opposite, referring to something with great weight. Options like faster or solidify do not describe weight.

Lavish means occurring in great amounts or being very generous. Scarce is the antonym as it describes something that is insufficient or occurring in very small amounts. Illicit and eulogy are unrelated to quantity or generosity.

Senile refers to the physical or mental decline associated with old age. Juvenile refers to youth or young people, making it the appropriate antonym. Blame and talent are unrelated to the stage of life.

An infidel is a person who does not believe in a particular religion. A devotee is someone who is strongly attached or loyal to a cause or religion, serving as a functional antonym. Pacify and soothe relate to calming emotions rather than belief.

Husky can describe a person who is big and strong. Weak is the antonym as it describes a lack of physical strength. Erudite and glory are unrelated to physical build.

Ignominy refers to public shame, disgrace, or dishonor. Glory is the antonym as it represents high renown, honor, and praise. Robust and healthy describe physical states rather than social standing.

Hesitant means to be tentative, unsure, or slow in acting or deciding. Resolute means to be admirably purposeful, determined, and unwavering. Bleak and rotten are unrelated to the level of certainty in action.

A herbivore is an animal that feeds on plants. A carnivore is an animal that feeds on flesh, making it the biological opposite. Hoard and heed are unrelated to dietary classification.

Here, attractive is the correct antonym of homely, as it implies something that has the power to attract. Ordinary implies something that is normal or common, domestic implies some activity related to home and informal implies something suited for everyday use.

Here, seldom is the correct antonym of habitual, as it implies something that occurs very rarely or not very often. Chronic implies something that continues to happen, accustomed implies something familiar through use and constant implies something that continues or remains steady.

Sumptuous means splendid and expensive-looking. Lavish is the direct synonym.

 Someting rough is certainly not smooth. Hence rough is correct.