Antonyms interview questions – page 5

Prevent

1. Avoid
2. Stop
3. Permit
4. Check

Strengthen

1. Conclude
2. Debilitate
3. Introduce
4. Fortify

Scarce

1. Mediocrity
2. Plentiful
3. Enlarge
4. Thick

Prim

1. Private
2. Informal
3. Prior
4. Formal

Fantastic

1. Economical
2. Wonderful
3. Real
4. Illusion

Laconic

1. Fragrance
2. Milky
3. Verbose
4. Wicked

Peer

1. Equal
2. Unequal
3. Equivalent
4. Certain

Indolent

1. Apathetic
2. Casual
3. Industrious
4. Heedless

Militant

1. Pacifist
2. Combative
3. Spiritual
4. Religious

Malevolent

1. Primitive
2. Ambivalent
3. Vacuous
4. Kindly

Endow

1. Dispossess
2. Divest
3. Snatch
4. Rob

Objective

1. Intimate
2. Deleted
3. Familiar
4. Personal

Languid

1. Fashionable
2. Vigorous
3. Progressive
4. Cheerful

This is the cardinal point of the issue.

1. Insignificant
2. Debatable
3. Minor
4. Vital

Absolute control of the firm is what he wanted, but he ended up with ____ powers.

1. Limited
2. Complex
3. Few
4. Little

He appears to be a <b>phony</b> person.

1. Beautiful
2. Ugly
3. Genuine
4. Unreal

The climate of Great Britain is <b>mild</b>.

1. Good
2. Bad
3. Severe
4. Difficult

They always go to school <b>together</b>.

1. Themselves
2. Common
3. Altogether
4. Separately

Arduous

1. Hard
2. Robust
3. Fragile
4. Rugged

Analogous

1. Senile
2. Haughty
3. Showy
4. Dissimilar

Antithesis

1. Regular
2. Different
3. Quite
4. Similarity

Craven

1. Brave
2. Coward
3. Generous
4. Greedy

Neophyte

1. Newly born
2. Unknown
3. Novice
4. Veteran

Puissant

1. Strong
2. Weak
3. Indifferent
4. Healthy

Rueful

1. Permitted
2. Colourless
3. Impertinent
4. Hated

Desultory

1. Frequent
2. Random
3. Pertinent
4. Disconnected

Magnify

1. Destroy
2. Reduce
3. Support
4. Produce

Derogatory

1. Roguish
2. Conferred
3. Immediate
4. Praising

Probity

1. Upswing
2. Regret
3. Corruption
4. Cleanliness

Abstinence

1. Afraid
2. Devotion
3. Self-denial
4. Indulgence