Antonyms (SET 2)


                                                C

1. Cajole:

(A) Disclose     (B) Confide    (C) Detract     (D) Dissuade

2. Callous:

(A) Capable    (B) Sensitive   (C) Sentimental   (D) Confident

3. Capacious:

(A) Limited    (B) Caring    (C) Foolish    (D) Changeable

4. Capitulate:

(A) Surrender    (B) Destroy    (C) Venerate   (D) Conquer

5. Capricious:

(A) Reliable   (B) Firm     (C) Solid    (D) Fixed

6. Carnal:

(A) Imaginary     (B) Visionary      (C) Spiritual     (D) Sensuous

7. Celibacy:

(A) Divorce      (B) Matrimony     (C) Misogyny    (D) Chastity

8. Celibate:

(A) Prodigal     (B) Extravagant    (C) Reprobate    (D) Profligate

9. Challenge:

(A) Praise      (B) Favor      (C) Accept      (D) Admire

10. Choice:

(A) Approval    (B) Harm    (C) Dilemma    (D) Refusal

11. Clarity:

(A) Reserve     (B) Confusion    (C) Candour       (D) Exaggeration

12. Coarse:

(A) Attractive       (B) Fine      (C) Soft     (D) Beautiful

13. Comic:

(A) Emotional         (B) Tragic            (C) Fearful          (D) Painful

14. Commend:

(A) Dislike     (B) Hate    (C) Admonish    (D) Suspend

15. Commodious:

(A) Leisurely    (B) Numerous     (C) Expensive     (D) Limited

16. Communicative:

(A) Reticent    (B) Dumb     (C) Passive     (D) Primitive

17. Compact:

(A)  Diffused       (B) Spread          (C) Enlarged        (D) Shattered

18. Comply:

(A) Deny      (B) Disagree       (C) Agree            (D) Refuse

19. Conceal:

(A) Discover      (B) Open     (C) Reveal      (D) Unfold

20. Condense:

(A) Interpret       (B) Distribute        (C) Expand        (D) Lengthen

21. Confess:

(A) Contend        (B) Contest             (C) Refuse          (D) Deny

22. Conform:

(A) Dissent      (B) Deform    (C) Reform      (D) Disappoint

23. Conspicuous:

(A) Unknown      (B) Insignificant       (C) Harmless         (D) Indifferent

24. Contended:

(A) Disappointed      (B) Gloomy         (C) Narrow-minded    (D) Rash

25. Convene:

(A) Postpone     (B) Dissolve     (C) Adjourn     (D) Cancel

26. Convex:

(A) Indented    (B) Full      (C) Protuberant     (D) Flat

27. Convert:

(A) Wide     (B) Virtuous    (C) Open    (D) Clandestine

28. Criticise:

(A) Analyse   (B) Flatter   (C) Appreciate    (D) Judge

29. Cryptic:

(A) Candid    (B) Artificial   (C) Secret     (D) Superficial

30. Culminate:

(A) Defeat    (B) Abort   (C) Fail   (D) Frustrate

31. Culpable:

(A) Defendable     (B) Blameless    (C) Careless    (D) Irresponsible


                                                             D


1. Dearth:

(A) Sufficiency     (B) Abundance     (C) Scarcity      (D) Extravagance

2. Dusky:

(A) Shadowy     (B) Obscure         (C) Fair          (D) Visible

3. Dormant:

(A) Transient      (B) permanent     (C) Modern     (D) Active

4. Diverge:

(A) Constrict     (B) Resurge         (C) Converge      (D) Repulse

5. Dither:

(A) Defer     (B) Decide    (C) Refer      (D) Cry

6. Dissuade:

(A) Instigate     (B) Advice     (C) Persuade      (D) Incite

7. Dissipate:

(A) Maintain      (B) Preserve     (C) Conserve     (D) Sustain

8. Dissent:

(A) Controversy     (B)             Disunity       (C) Dispute    (D) Agreement

9. Disingenuous:

(A) Naïve   (B) Slothful   (C) Cumbersome   (D) Industrious

10. Disdain:

(A) Contempt     (B) Penitence     (C) Admiration   (D) Depreciate

11. Discrepancy:

(A) Inconsistency      (B) Consistency    (C) Inappropriate (D) Variance

12. Diabolic:

(A) Simple          (B) Kind      (C) Generous     (D) Patient

13. Devout:

(A) Magnificent    (B) Homely    (C) Sincere    (D) Irreverent

14. Deviate:

(A) Concentrate    (B) Break    (C) Locate   (D) Follow

15. Despondency:

(A) Excitement      (B) Cheerfulness     (C) Pleasure    (D) Humility

16. Derogatory:

(A) Roguish     (B) Opinionated    (C) Praising      (D) Immediate

17. Deplete:

(A) Recover    (B) Fulfill       (C) Replenish      (D) Refund

 18. Density:

(A) Rarity       (B) Intelligence     (C) Clarity       (D) Brightness

 19. Denounce:

(A) Rally      (B) Fight     (C) Gather     (D) Defend 

20. Deliberate:

(A) Impulsive    (B) Methodical     (C) Sparking     (D) Premeditated

21. Degenerate:

(A) Reproduce     (B) Restore     (C) Progress     (D) Create

22. Deficit:

(A) Implicit     (B) Explicit    (C) Surplus    (D) Superfluous

23. Defiance:

(A) Anxiety      (B) Obedience     (C) Suspicious    (D) Dismay

24. Defection:

(A) Co-operation      (B) Joining      (C) Invitation     (D) Resignation

25. Deceit:

(A) Fact       (B) Truthfulness     (C) Trust     (D) Reality

26. Debilitating:

(A) Inhabiting      (B) Occupying     (C) Enfeebling    (D) Strengthening

27. Debacle:

(A) Movement     (B) Rise     (C) Progress      (D) Regain


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