English Language
Antonyms
562 Questions
Antonyms are a crucial part of the English language section in competitive exams, testing a candidate's vocabulary depth. Questions require selecting the exact opposite meaning of a given keyword from multiple options. Regular practice with these words enhances comprehension speed and accuracy for banking and SSC exams.
Vocabulary oppositesWord meaningsAdjective antonymsEnglish usage
Antonyms Questions
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Nonflammable
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Anesthetic
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Antiseptic
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Convoluted
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Innocuous
E
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Explanation
Caustic means sarcastic in a scathing and bitter way, or able to burn. Innocuous means not harmful or offensive, making it the correct antonym.
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Intangibility
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Inflammability
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Infertility
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Intractability
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Intolerability
A
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Explanation
Palpability refers to something being able to be touched or felt. Intangibility means unable to be touched or grasped, which is the correct antonym.
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Continuous
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External
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Highly developed
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Illogically composed
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Properly described
A
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Explanation
Discrete means individually separate and distinct. Continuous means forming an unbroken whole, which is the opposite.
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Normal
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Exceptional
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Attentive
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Cautious
C
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Explanation
Negligent means failing to take proper care. The opposite (antonym) is 'attentive', which means paying close attention.
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Joined
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Neutral
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Sequential
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Blissful
B
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Explanation
Partisan means prejudiced in favor of a particular cause. 'Neutral' is the opposite, meaning unbiased.
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Jovial
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Serious
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Diplomatic
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Earthly
D
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Explanation
Celestial refers to the sky or outer space. 'Earthly' is the antonym, referring to things relating to the earth.
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Fickle
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Monthly
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Stable
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Sensible
D
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Explanation
Lunatic is mad or insane. ‘Sensible’ is the opposite.
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Genuine
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Unreliable
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Counterfeit
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Disloyal
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Here, counterfeit is the correct antonym of legitimate as it implies something that is inauthentic. Genuine is original, unreliable implies something that is not trustworthy and disloyal implies unfaithful.
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Improper
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Orthodox
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Natural
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Eccentric
D
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Explanation
Here, eccentric is the correct antonym for regular as it implies something that is different. Improper implies something not right, orthodox implies traditional and natural implies the usual.
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Seldom
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Chronic
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Accustomed
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Constant
A
Correct answer
Explanation
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.
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Ordinary
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Attractive
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Domestic
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Informal
B
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Explanation
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.
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Transparent
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Shiny
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Opaque
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Connective
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Conscientious
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Opaque is correct because it refers to something which is solid, such as a solid colour. With this in mind, opaque is opposite in meaning to the word clear.
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Clear
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Confusing
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Forgetful
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Connective
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Conscientious
E
Correct answer
Explanation
Conscientious is correct because it refers to being careful. With this in mind, it is directly opposite in meaning to careless.
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Progressive
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Considerable
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Conceited
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Refuse
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Conserable
B
Correct answer
Explanation
Negligible means so small or unimportant as to be not worth considering, while considerable means notably large or significant. Option B correctly identifies this antonym pair. Option E 'Conserable' is a typo.
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Changeable
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Contemptible
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Contented
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Contaminative
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Considerate
E
Correct answer
Explanation
Selfish means lacking consideration for others. Considerate means careful not to cause inconvenience or hurt to others, making it the correct antonym.