List of Choose the antonym
- Accept – Reject:
- Accept: To agree to take or receive something.
- Reject: To refuse to accept, believe, or agree to something.
- Active – Inactive:
- Active: Engaged in physical or mental activity.
- Inactive: Not participating or not engaged in activity.
- Add – Subtract:
- Add: To put together two or more numbers to make a larger number.
- Subtract: To take away one number from another.
- Advanced – Basic:
- Advanced: Highly developed or complex.
- Basic: Simple or fundamental; not advanced.
- Agree – Disagree:
- Agree: To have the same opinion as someone else.
- Disagree: To have a different opinion from someone else.
- Arrive – Depart:
- Arrive: To reach a destination.
- Depart: To leave a place.
- Attentive – Inattentive:
- Attentive: Paying close attention to something.
- Inattentive: Not paying attention.
- Brave – Cowardly:
- Brave: Showing courage or determination.
- Cowardly: Lacking courage; fearful.
- Bright – Dull:
- Bright: Giving off a lot of light; shining.
- Dull: Lacking brightness; not shiny.
- Buy – Sell:
- Buy: To purchase something.
- Sell: To offer something for sale.
- Calm – Excited:
- Calm: Peaceful and not disturbed.
- Excited: Feeling or showing enthusiasm and eagerness.
- Cheap – Expensive:
- Cheap: Low in cost.
- Expensive: High in cost.
- Clean – Dirty:
- Clean: Free from dirt.
- Dirty: Covered in dirt or unclean.
- Complicated – Simple:
- Complicated: Involving many details or difficulties.
- Simple: Easy to understand; not complicated.
- Create – Destroy:
- Create: To bring something into existence.
- Destroy: To ruin or break something completely.
- Day – Night:
- Day: The period of light between sunrise and sunset.
- Night: The period of darkness between sunset and sunrise.
- Deep – Shallow:
- Deep: Extending far down from the surface.
- Shallow: Not deep; extending only a short distance from the surface.
- Delicious – Disgusting:
- Delicious: Pleasant to taste.
- Disgusting: Causing a strong feeling of dislike or nausea.
- Difficult – Easy:
- Difficult: Hard to do or understand.
- Easy: Not difficult; simple.
- Early – Late:
- Early: Before the expected time.
- Late: After the expected time.
- Enter – Exit:
- Enter: To go or come into a place.
- Exit: To go out of a place.
- Fast – Slow:
- Fast: Moving or capable of moving at high speed.
- Slow: Moving or capable of moving at low speed.
- Full – Empty:
- Full: Containing as much as possible; not empty.
- Empty: Containing nothing; void.
- Generous – Selfish:
- Generous: Willing to give or share.
- Selfish: Concerned only with oneself; not willing to share.
- Happy – Sad:
- Happy: Feeling or showing pleasure or contentment.
- Sad: Feeling unhappy or sorrowful.
- High – Low:
- High: At a great height.
- Low: At a small height.
- Include – Exclude:
- Include: To make part of a whole.
- Exclude: To leave out; not include.
- Increase – Decrease:
- Increase: To make greater in size or amount.
- Decrease: To make smaller in size or amount.
- Interesting – Boring:
- Interesting: Engaging or stimulating.
- Boring: Not interesting; dull.
- Large – Small:
- Large: Of great size or extent.
- Small: Of limited size or extent.
- Light – Heavy:
- Light: Having little weight.
- Heavy: Having great weight.
- Love – Hate:
- Love: A deep affection or strong feeling of care.
- Hate: Intense dislike or aversion.
- Lucky – Unlucky:
- Lucky: Having good fortune.
- Unlucky: Having bad fortune.
- Modern – Ancient:
- Modern: Relating to the present or recent times.
- Ancient: Relating to the very distant past.
- Moral – Immoral:
- Moral: Concerned with the principles of right and wrong.
- Immoral: Not conforming to accepted standards of morality.
- Natural – Artificial:
- Natural: Existing in or caused by nature.
- Artificial: Made or produced by human beings rather than occurring naturally.
- Near – Far:
- Near: Close in space or time.
- Far: At a great distance.
- Old – Young:
- Old: Having lived for a long time; aged.
- Young: Having lived or existed for a short time.
- Open – Closed:
- Open: Not shut; allowing access.
- Closed: Shut; not allowing access.
- Organized – Disorganized:
- Organized: Arranged or structured systematically.
- Disorganized: Not arranged in a systematic way.
- Polite – Rude:
- Polite: Showing good manners and respect.
- Rude: Showing a lack of respect or manners.
- Rich – Poor:
- Rich: Having a lot of wealth or resources.
- Poor: Lacking sufficient money or resources.
- Rise – Fall:
- Rise: To move upward.
- Fall: To move downward.
- Safe – Dangerous:
- Safe: Protected from harm or danger.
- Dangerous: Likely to cause harm or injury.
- Same – Different:
- Same: Identical or unchanged.
- Different: Not the same; distinct.
- Short – Tall:
- Short: Not tall; having a small height.
- Tall: Having a great height.
- Simple – Complex:
- Simple: Easy to understand; not complicated.
- Complex: Consisting of many different and connected parts.
- Start – Finish:
- Start: To begin something.
- Finish: To bring something to an end.
- Strong – Weak:
- Strong: Having great physical power.
- Weak: Lacking strength or power.
- Success – Failure:
- Success: Achieving a desired outcome.
- Failure: Lack of success.
- True – False:
- True: Correct or factual.
- False: Not true; incorrect.
- Warm – Cold:
- Warm: Having or giving off a moderate degree of heat.
- Cold: Lacking heat; having a low temperature.
- Win – Lose:
- Win: To be victorious or successful.
- Lose: To fail to win or succeed.
- Wide – Narrow:
- Wide: Extending over a large area.
- Narrow: Limited in width.
- Win – Lose:
- Win: To be successful or victorious in a competition.
- Lose: To fail to win; to be defeated.
- Above – Below:
- Above: At a higher level or position.
- Below: At a lower level or position.
- Ancient – Modern:
- Ancient: Relating to the distant past.
- Modern: Relating to the present or recent times.
- Arrival – Departure:
- Arrival: The act of coming to a place.
- Departure: The act of leaving a place.
- Cautious – Reckless:
- Cautious: Careful to avoid potential problems.
- Reckless: Careless or unconcerned about potential problems.
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