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Monday, 11 December 2017

List of Antonyms

List of Antonyms (Opposite words)
Word
Antonym
Word
Antonym
Ability
Inability
Adopt
Reject
Appreciate
Depreciate
Arrogant
Humble
Attract
Repel
Accept
Reject
Acquit
Convict
Ancient
Modern
Arrival
Departure
Artificial
Natural
Agree
Disagree
Able
Unable
Alive
Dead
Attack
Counter attack
Any one
No one
Anything
Nothing
Attack
Defend
Belief
Doubt
Bold
Timid
Blame
Praise
Bright
Dull
Busy
Lazy, idle
Beautiful
Ugly
Big
Small
Care
Careless
Confess
Deny
Credit
Discredit
Comic
Tragic
Confidence
Diffidence
Create
Destroy
Compatible
Incompatible
Conceal
Reveal
Continue
Terminate
Cruel
Kind
Competent
Incompetent
Contract
Expand
Complete
Incomplete
Conductor
Non conductor
Danger
Safety
Definite
Vague
Descend
Ascend
Discourage
Encourage
Despair
Hope
Delete
Insert
Decrease
Increase
Delight
Sorrow
Destruction
Construction
Deep
Shallow
Did not
Failed to
Does not
Fails to
Dense
Sparse
Distant
Near
Difficult
Easy
Enemy
Friend
Exterior
Interior
Eager
Indifferent
Ease
Disquiet
Enough
Deficient
Eligible
Ineligible
External
Internal
Economical
Extravagant
Early
Late
Entrance
Exit
Fair
Foul
Equal
Unequal
Flexible
Rigid
Foreign
Native
Frequent
Unusual
Freedom
Slavery
Familiar
Strange
Fresh
Stale
Front
Back
Formal
Informal
Forgive
Punish
Forward
Primitive
Funny
Serious
Fortune
Misfortune
Genuine
False
Guilty
Innocent
Gather
Disperse
Happiness
Sorrow
Hate
Love
Healthy
Sick, weak
Heavy
Light
Increase
Decrease
Injustice
Justice
Industrious
Lazy
Indecent
Decent
Incapable
Capable
Informal
Formal
Infinite
Finite
Joy
Sorrow
Just
Unjust
Jump
Sink, drop
Knowledge
Ignorance
Liberty
Slavery
Liquid
Solid
Late
Alive
Loyal
Disloyal
Last
First, primary
Leader
Follower
Loyalty
Disloyalty
Leave
Hold
Like
Hate, dislike
Liberty
Slavery
Mighty
Weak
Lucky
Unlucky
Literate
Illiterate
Mobile
Stationary
Mature
Immature
Many
Few
Masculine
Feminine
Miserly, mean
Generous
Mild
Stern
Meager
Plentiful
Mandatory
Optional
Moist
Dry
Normal
Abnormal
Moral
Amoral
Neat
Untidy
Noise
Peace
Order
Disorder
Offer
Withdraw
Obedient
Disobedient
Old
New
Only
Many
Occasional
Everyday
Oral
Inscribed
Omit
Include
Pride
Humility
Praise
Abuse
Pleasure
Pain
Painful
Soothing
Punishment
Reward
Precious
Cheap
Partial
Fair, just
Persuade
Dissuade
Practice
Mal practice
Possible
Impossible
Questionable
Sure, certain
Quick
Slow
Sin
Virtue
Question
Reply
Regular
Irregular
Rich
Poor
Social
Anti-social
Same
Unlike
Thankful
Thankless
Uniform
Varied
Vulgar
Cultured
Vision
Blindness
Vacant
Occupied
Visitor
Host
Warmth
Coldness
Rare
Common
Religious
Irreligious
Shy
Impudent
Scared
Profane
Tender
Strong
Theory
Practice
Take
Reject
Tell
Hide , conceal
Taste
Tasteless
Welcome
Offend, insult
Wet
Dry
Wide
Narrow
Waste
Save
Wealthy
Poverty
Worth
Worthless
Use
Useless
Young
Old, aged
True
False
Little
Much
Everybody
Nobody
Ever / Always
Never /
Sometimes
only
Not more than
(countable)
Only
None but
(animate)
only
Nothing but
(inanimate)
Very
At all
No one
Any one
Refuse
Allow
Nothing
Anything


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Opposite Words: Antonyms

WordOpposite  Words
Awake           Asleep
Child  Adult
Man  Woman
Modern        Ancient
Rude Polite
Shiny Dull
Skinny           Fat
Tight  Loose
Visitor           Host
Top    Bottom
JuniorSenior
PeaceWar
Truth Lie
Unity Division
Useful           Useless
Powerful      Weak
Honest          Dishonest
FancyPlain
Deep Shallow
Friend           Enemy
PrettyUgly
SharpBlunt
Ability           Inability
Happy                       Unhappy
Import                      Export
Interior                     Exterior
Maximum                Minimum
Include                     Exclude
Junior            Senior
Above                       Below
Majority                   Minority
Optimist                   Pessimist
Superior                   Inferior
Accept                      Refuse
Civilized                    Uncivilized
Big                 Small
Acquire                     Lose
Ancient                     Modern
Agree            Disagree
Alive              Dead
Barren                      Fertile
Admire                      Despise
Blunt             Sharp
Bold               Timid
Bright            Dim
Broad            Narrow
Care               Neglect
Confess                     Deny
Cool               Warm
Broad            Narrow
Bold               Timid
Clean             Dirty
Cruel             Kind
Domestic                  Wild
Difficult                    Easy
Dangerous               Safe
Dark              Bright
Death            Birth
Debit             Credit
Early              Late
Earn               Spend
Empty                       Full
False              True
Guilty            Innocent
Fine               Coarse
Freedom                  Slavery
Fat                 Thin
Foolish                      Wise
Fresh             Stale
Fear               Courage
Guilty            Innocent
Gain              Loss
Good             Bad
High               Low
Humble                     Proud/arrogant
Honour                     Dishonour
Joy                 Sorrow
Knowledge               Ignorance
Kind               Cruel
Lie                  Truth
Little              Much
Masculine                Feminine
Make             Break
Natural                     Artificial
Noise             Silence
Oral               Written
Pride/arrogance    Humility
Presence                  Absence
Profit             Loss
Prose             Poetry
Quick            Slow
Receive                     Give
Reject           Accept
Ripe               Raw
Rough                       Smooth
Remember               Forget
Rich               Poor
Sharp            Dull
Tragedy                    Comedy
General                    Particular
Victory                      Defeat
Wild              Domestic/tame
Weak            Strong
Wisdom                    Folly
Youth            Aged
Give               Take
Laugh            Cry
Smile             Frown
Buy                Sell
Here              There
This                That
Never            Always
Stop              Start
Wrong                      Right
Tight              Loose
Love              Hate
Throw                       Catch
Yes                 No
Forward                   Backward
Stand            Sit
Lost               Found
Bad    Good
Before           After
Boy    Girl
Even  Odd
Fast   Slow
Full    Empty
Happy           Sad
Hard  Easy
Hot    Cold
In       Out
Light  Dark
Love  Hate
Little  Big
More Less
Night Day
On      Off
Open Close
Tall     Short
Up      Down
Wet   Dry
Brief  Long
Blank Completed
Dim    Bright
Early  Late
Entrance      Exit
Far     Near
FunnySerious
Give   Take
Healthy         Sick
HeavyLight
InsideOutside
Kind   Cruel
LaughCry
Left    Right
LiquidSolid
Normal         Strange
Opposite      Same
Rich   Poor
Start  End
Natural         Artificial
SunnyCloudy
SweetSour
Thick Thin
Tiny   Huge
Victory          Defeat
Visible           Invisible
Wide Narrow
Ask     Reply
BestWorst

See more:

Activity: Make Opposite words

Different verb forms

Plural forms of Nouns


Activity No.1

Choose the alternative showing the correct negative or affirmative sentence having the same meaning which is given in the sentence.

1) Close the door.

i) Do not close the door.                                            

ii) Does not close the door.

iii) Do not open the door.                                          

iv) Does not open the door.

2) The place is occupied.

i) The place is empty.                                                 

ii) The place is not occupied.

iii) The place is not empty.                                        

iv) The place is not full.

3) They insulted all.

i) They welcomed all.                                                

ii) They did not welcome all.

iii) They did not insult all.                                          

iv) They did welcome all.

4) She does not tell everything.

i) She tells everything.                                               

ii) She speaks everything.

iii) She hides everything.                                           

iv) She expresses everything.

5) Only he can play good cricket.

i) None but he can play good cricket.                        

ii) Nothing but he can play good cricket.

iii) No but he can play good cricket.                          

iv) Never but he can play good cricket.

6) He was always punctual

i) He was always late.                                                

ii) He was not late.

iii) He was never late.                                                

iv) He was not always late.

7) He wants much water.

i) He does not want less water.                                             

ii) He did not want less water.

iii) He does not want much water.                            

iv) He never wants much water.

8) We have won the match.

i) We lost the match.                                                 

ii) We do not lose the match.

iii) We did not lose the match.                                              

iv) We have not lost the match.

9) The area is not wide.

i) The area is narrow.                                                 

ii) The area is not narrow.

iii) The area is always narrow.                                               

iv) The area is usually narrow.

10) Sham won the race.

i) Sham lost the race.                                                 

ii) Sham did not win the race.

iii) Sham did not lose the race.                                              

iv) Sham does not lose the race.


Answer-

1)

iii) Do not open the door.                                          

2)

iii) The place is not empty.                                        

3)

ii) They did not welcome all.

4)

iii) She hides everything.                                           

5)

i) None but he can play good cricket.                        

6)

iii) He was never late.                                                

7)

ii) He does not want less water.

8)

iii) We have not lost the match.                                              

9)

i) The area is narrow.                                                 

10)

iii) Sham did not lose the race.                   


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