1. Antonym of AMIABLE : A. Crabby B. Cheerful C. Affable D. Amicable. Answer: A
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1 1. Antonym of AMIABLE : A. Crabby B. Cheerful C. Affable D. Amicable 2. Antonym of REPRISAL : A. Avengement B. Sympathy C. Retaliation D. Avenging 3. Antonym of GARBLED : A. Obscure B. Pervert C. Unscramble D. Slant 4. Antonym of LUCID : A. Vague B. Explicit C. Evident D. Obvious 5. Antonym of PACIFY : A. Cold B. Cool C. Incite D. Con 6. Antonym of PROFLIGATE : A. Corrupt B. Abandoned C. Immoral D. Moral
2 7. Antonym of EXTORTION : A. Fraud B. Wholesomeness C. Rapacity D. Stealing 8. Antonym of DREADFUL : A. Atrocious B. Beastly C. Pleasant D. Awful 9. Antonym of BELLYACHE : A. Appreciate B. Groan C. Whine D. Fuss 10. Antonym of SUCCUMBED : A. Croak B. Accede C. Conquer D. Defer 11. Antonym of GRUNT : A. Applaud B. Complain C. Find fault D. Croak
3 12. Antonym of ENTANGLE : A. Hook B. Twist C. Impede D. Untwist 13. Antonym of TERSE : A. Compact B. Incisive C. Lengthy D. Abrupt 14. Antonym of ERUDITE : A. Savvy B. Ignorant C. Brainy D. Studious 15. Antonym of AGONY : A. aim better system utilization B. aim low system overhead C. aim better resource sharing D. meet time constraints 16. Antonym of SHIRKED : A. Bypass B. Cheat C. Creep D. Meet 17. Antonym of GARRULOUS : A. Reticent B. Loquacious C. Frank D. Talkative
4 18. Antonym of COGENT : A. Valid B. Significant C. Convictive D. Ineffective 19. Antonym of WEAN : A. Detach B. Halt C. Attach D. Discourage 20. Antonym of DEFILED : A. Dirty B. Sanctified C. Ravished D. Dishonored 21. Antonym of DEFORM : A. Beautify B. Blemish C. Contort D. Batter 22. Antonym of INGEST : A. Devour B. Disrupt C. Disgorge D. Absorb
5 23. Antonym of QUIESCENT : A. Deactivated B. Fallow C. Asleep D. Active 24. Antonym of APEX A. Meridian B. Nadir C. Sublimity D. Zenith 25. Antonym of ELATED : A. Sad B. Happy C. Roused D. Blissful 26. Antonym of DELIBIRATE : A. Prepense B. Prudent C. Unwiting D. Provident 27. Antonym of PRODIGAL : A. Squandering B. Spendthrift C. Wanton D. Thrifty 28. Antonym of DOLEFUL : A. Pitiful B. Glad C. Lamentable D. Dismal
6 29. Antonym of FRUGALITY : A. Avarice B. Carefulness C. Avariciousness D. Wastefulness 30. Antonym of BELITTLE : A. Write off B. Exaggerate C. Blister D. Underestimate 31. Antonym of SPORADIC : A. Infrequent B. Exiguous C. Trifling D. Constant 32. Antonym of DEVIANT : A. Bent B. Devious C. Regular D. Typical 33. Antonym of PIQUE : A. Huff B. Joy C. Hurt D. Irk
7 34. Antonym of STOICAL : A. Upset B. Stolid C. Allof D. Cool 35. Antonym of PERNICIOUS : A. Malign B. Nefarious C. Innocuous D. Lethal 36. Antonym of PLACATE : A. Cheer B. Agitate C. Pacify D. Appease 37. Antonym of FORTUITOUS : A. Hard working B. Soft spoken C. Lucky D. Unlucky 38. Antonym of TACIT : A. Small B. Dictated C. Grand D. Punish 39. Antonym of AFFLUENCE : A. Luxury B. Dearth C. Abundance D. Fortune
8 40. Antonym of MAMMOTH : A. Tiny B. Titanic C. Huge D. Prodigious 41. Antonym of CURTAIL : A. Clop B. Clip C. Cramp D. Prolong 42. Antonym of DISPENSABLE : A. Trivial B. Useful C. Disposable D. Minor 43. Antonym of DOCILE : A. Pliable B. Quiet C. Unyielding D. Pliant 44. Antonym of NEPOTISM : A. Fairness B. Discrimination C. Unfairness D. Inclination
9 45. Antonym of CAPRICIOUS : A. Capricious B. Approximate C. Discretionary D. Rational 46. Antonym of BENEVOLENT : A. Selfish B. Humane C. Benign D. Caring 47. Antonym of GRUMPY : A. Surly B. Surly C. Pleasant D. Crabby 48. Antonym of SARTORIAL : A. Dumpy B. Inelegant C. Homespun D. Sharp 49. Antonym of AMENITY : A. Enrichment B. Advantage C. Abomination D. Hurt 50. Antonym of HUMILITY : A. Boldness B. Timorousness C. Unpretentiousness D. Reserve
10 51. Antonym of FASTIDIOUS : A. Choosy B. Critical C. Picky D. Uncouth 52. Antonym of STIGMA : A. Blot B. Credit C. Blame D. Taint 53. Antonym of FACETIOUS : A. Dizzy B. Amusing C. Niggling D. Funny 54. Antonym of SMUG : A. Self-satisfied B. Unhappy C. Jubliant D. Pompous 55. Antonym of INORDINATE : A. Moderate B. Dizzying C. Wanton D. Wasteful
11 56. Antonym of PARSIMONY : A. Tenderness B. Verbosity C. Generosity D. Clan 57. Antonym of FALLACIOUS : A. Clean B. Truthful C. Dishonest D. Clean 58. Antonym of SPURIOUS : A. Authentic B. Simulated C. Bogus D. Forged 59. Antonym of FRIVOLOUS : A. Flip B. Gay C. Minor D. Wise 60. Antonym of ABSENT : A. Coming B. Agree C. Present D. Fail 61. Antonym of ABSENCE : A. Presence B. Wise C. Untidy D. Wide
12 62. Antonym of ABUNDANT : A. Accidental B. Left C. Wide D. Scarce 63. Antonym of ACCEPT : A. Refuse B. Worst C. Wet D. Aid 64. Antonym of ADMIT : A. Wealth B. Deny C. Appear D. Without 65. Antonym of ADVANCE : A. Attic B. Weak C. Retreat D. Wise 66. Antonym of ADVANTAGE : A. Wild B. Awake C. Waste D. Disadvantage
13 67. Antonym of AGREE : A. Beginning B. Disagree C. Wide D. Ward 68. Antonym of ALIVE : A. Dead B. War C. Wet D. Cry 69. Antonym of ALLY : A. South B. West C. Wane D. Enemy 70. Antonym of ALWAYS : A. Deny B. Wealth C. Never D. Calm 71. Antonym of ANCIENT : A. Modern B. Departure C. Time D. Clap 72. Antonym of ANSWER : A. Word B. Question, Query C. Waste D. Deep
14 73. Antonym of APPROACHED : A. Ward B. Cheerful C. Departed D. Joyful 74. Antonym of APPROVAL : A. Happy B. War C. Child D. Disapproval 75. Antonym of ARRIVAL : A. Departure B. Late C. Correct D. Difficult 76. Antonym of ARTIFICIAL : A. Disadvantage B. Client C. Natural D. Advantage 77. Antonym of ASCEND : A. Cloudy B. Descend C. Absence D. Joyful
15 78. Antonym of ASLEEP : A. Awake B. Sleep C. Discourage D. Valueable 79. Antonym of ATTACK : A. Cool B. Clear C. Survive D. Defence 80. Antonym of ATTENTION : A. Rough B. Sad C. Inattention D. Cloudy 81. Antonym of ATTRACTIVE : A. Repulsive B. Lie C. Rude D. Rough 82. Antonym of BACKWARD : A. Untidy B. Onward C. Dishonest D. Rude 83. Antonym of BAD : A. Restless B. Faith C. Ugly D. Good
16 84. Antonym of BEAUTIFUL : A. Good B. Fair C. Ugly D. Coward 85. Antonym of BEGINNING : A. Ending B. Pass C. Fair D. Ugly 86. Antonym of BELOW : A. True B. Above C. Truth D. Unlike 87. Antonym of BEND : A. Distant B. Unlawful C. Straighten D. Crooked 88. Antonym of BEST : A. Worst B. Cry C. Unknown D. Cool
17 89. Antonym of BETTER : A. Truth B. Worse C. Right D. Fair 90. Antonym of BIG : A. Toy B. Pain C. Joy D. Small 91. Antonym of BITTER : A. Curd B. Fair C. Sweet D. Rude 92. Antonym of BLESS : A. Curse B. Unfortunate C. Contract D. Dawn 93. Antonym of BLUNT : A. Crawl B. Unfold C. Day D. Sharp 94. Antonym of BOLD : A. Kill B. Understand C. Timid D. Dead
18 95. Antonym of BORROW : A. Lend B. Sale C. Profit D. Loss 96. Antonym of BRAVERY : A. Decrease B. Crooked C. Troubled D. Cowardice 97. Antonym of BRIGHT : A. Fair B. Dull C. Clear D. Clean 98. Antonym of BROAD : A. Narrow B. Tiny C. Accurate D. Cool 99. Antonym of BUILD : A. Timid B. Demagnetize C. Destroy D. Inattention
19 100. Antonym of CALM : A. Clear B. Deny C. Troubled D. Thirst
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