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Q. Select the antonym of the given following words:
CONDENSE
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Condense : make (something) denser or more concentrated. Lengthen : make or become longer. Expand : become or make larger or more extensive. Distribute : give a share or a unit of (something) to each of a number of recipients. Interpret : explain the meaning of (information or actions).
Antonym of Condense is Expand
EXTRAVAGANCE
As nouns the difference between economy and extravagance is that economy is effective management of the resources of a community or system while extravagance is excessive or superfluous expenditure of money.
As an adjective economy is cheap to run; using minimal resources; representing good value for money
CAPACIOUS
'Capacious' means large or extensive. The correct antonym of the given word is option D, 'limited' which means restricted or insufficient. Options A, B and C are incorrect because 'changeable' means uncertain or variable, 'foolish' means stupid and 'caring' means heeding or concerned.
INDISCREET
Indiscreet : Imprudent, unwise. Reliable : Dependable. Honest : Truthful, sincere. Prudent : Wise, judicious. Stupid : Unintelligent, ignorant.
Antonym of Indiscreet is Prudent.
FAMOUS
TANGIBLE
The antonym of TANGIBLE is Ethereal.
ABSOLUTE
In this sentence we would be selecting the word which is opposite to "absolute" from the given options. Absolute means not limited in any way. Thus, the opposite would be something which is limited. This gives us Option C Scarce means in a very small amount. This always does not mean that it is limited. It is the wrong choice Faulty means when there is a problem in something. It is the wrong option Deficient means the lack of something that is required, this means the substance is absent and thus it cannot be limited. It is also the wrong option Option C is correct
URBANE
Discourteous is rude and have no consideration for the feelings of other people. Urbane is one who appears polite and comfortable in social situations.
GRACEFUL
The antonym of Graceful is Awkward.
OBSCURE
Implicit : inherent, latent, ingrained, inherent, vested, latent, tacit. Obnoxious : extremely unpleasant. Pedantic : excessively concerned with minor details or rules, over scrupulous.
Explicit : stated clearly and in detail, leaving no room for confusion or doubt. Obscure : not discovered or known about, uncertain
Antonym of Obscure is Explicit.
NADIR
Nadir : the lowest or most unsuccessful point in a situation. progress : forward or onward movement towards a destination. Liberty : the state of being free within society from oppressive restrictions imposed by authority on one's way of life, behaviour, or political views. Zenith : highest point. Modernity : the quality or condition of being modern.
Antonym of Nadir is Zenith
ABLE
ADAPTABLE
SACROSANCT
You think you will persuade him to live a comfortable life? Impossible! A Spartan way of life is sacrosanct for him. If something is sacrosanct, it is too holy or important to be allowed any harm. The opposite of holy is unholy.
HOSTILITY
EPILOGUE
Epilogue means 'a conclusion of a book or play' the opposite being Prelude meaning 'the event or action that serves as a beginning of a story or play’. For example: The prelude was so interesting that I decided to read the book.
FRUGAL
The antonym of FRUGAL is EXTRAVAGANT.
FAMILIAR
VANITY
The correct antonym of the word vanity is humility. Vanity means excessive pride on one's success and attainments which might be unjustified or unreal. Thus, the opposite of vanity is humility which means humbleness or not having too much pride.
LOVE
INSIPID
Originally, insipid traces back to the Latin insipidus, which meant "tasteless." This word takes its form from a contraction of in-, meaning "not," and sapidus, meaning "tasty" and in turn derives from the verb sapere, meaning "to taste."
VICTORIOUS
Victorious is an antonym for defeated in beaten topic.
RARELY
MALICIOUS
Malicious means evil and Kind means gracious. So, Kind is the antonym of Malicious
PERTINENT
The antonym of PERTINENT is Irrelevant.
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