Test: Antonyms- 1 - Bank Exams MCQ

Exodus: A mass departure of people.
Influx: An arrival or entry of large number of people or things.
Home-coming: An instance of returning home.
Return: Come or go back to a place or person.
Restoration: The action of returning something to a former owner , place or condition.

Antonym of Exodus is Influx.

Relinquish : Voluntarily cease to keep or claim.
Abdicate : Renounce one’s throne.
Renounce : Formally declare one’s abandonment.
Possess : Have as belonging to one.
Deny : State that one refuses to admit the truth or existence of.

Antonym of Relinquish is Possess.
 

Expand : Become larger or more extensive.
Convert : Change the form,character,or function of something.
Condense : Make denser or more concentrated.
Congest : To concentrate in a small or narrow space.
Conclude : Bring or come to an end.
Antonym of Expand is Congest.
 

Quiescent : In a state or period of inactivity or dormancy.
Active : Ngaging or ready to engage in physically  energetic pursuits.
Dormant : Having normal physical functions suspended or slowed down for a period of time.
Weak : Lacking the power to perform physically demanding tasks.
Unconcerned : Showing a lack of worry or interest.

Antonym of Quiescent is Active.

Flagitious : Criminal.
Innocent : Not guilty of a crime or offence.
Vapid : Offering nothing that is stimulating or challenging.
Ignorant : Lacking knowledge or awareness in general.
Frivolous : Not having any serious purpose or value.

Antonym of Flagitious is Innocent.

The antonym of  BELITTLE is Exaggerate.

Meaning of belittle is- to make an action or a person seem unimportant.

meaning of Flatter is - to say nice things to somebody, often in a way that is not sincere, because you want to please him/her or because you want to get an advantage for yourself

‘Culpable', means guilty or blameworthy.
The correct antonym of the given word is option B, ‘blameless’ which means innocent.
 

Evasive adjective – Hard to find, capture, or isolate.
Honest is an antonym for evasive

Gregarious adjective – Likely to seek or enjoy the company of others. Antisocial is an antonym for gregarious in outgoing topic.

The antonym of HIRSUTE is BALD.

 ‘Dubious’ means something not to be relied upon and hence ‘Believable’ is the appropriate antonym.

1. Reluctant: This term refers to being unwilling or hesitant to do something. It implies a lack of enthusiasm or eagerness towards a particular action or decision.

2. Believable: When something is believable, it means that it is credible or plausible enough to be accepted as true or genuine. It suggests that the information or story presented is convincing and not easily doubted.

3. Skeptical: Being skeptical entails having doubts or reservations about something. It involves a cautious attitude towards accepting claims or beliefs without sufficient evidence or justification. Skepticism encourages critical thinking and questioning rather than blindly accepting information.

4. Problematic: This adjective describes something that poses difficulties, challenges, or causes issues. It suggests that there are significant concerns or flaws associated with a particular situation, concept, or action. Something problematic may be controversial, harmful, or present obstacles that need to be addressed.

Clandestine means hidden and hence forthright is the appropriate antonym.

1. Covert: Hidden or concealed from view, secretive.
2. Forthright: Direct, honest, and outspoken.
3. Cunning: Cleverness or deceitfulness in achieving goals.
4. Restricted: Limited or confined within certain boundaries or regulations.

Indigenous means innate or original and hence, acquired is the exact opposite word.

a) Acquired: Gained or obtained through effort or experience, not innate.

b) Utter: Complete; absolute; to express or speak something aloud.

c) Cosmopolitan: Showing familiarity with and experience of many different cultures or countries.

d) Implicit: Implied or understood without being directly expressed; inherent.

Cognitive means something concerning the mind and ‘Illogical’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Intellectual: Relating to the intellect or the mind; characterized by deep thinking or reasoning.

b) Illogical: Lacking reasoning or rationality; not following logical principles or coherence.

c) Rational: Based on reason or logic; logical and sensible.

d) Mental: Relating to the mind or mental processes; pertaining to mental health or cognition.

Grappling means to seize or hold in a firm grip and ‘Dodging’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Dodging: Avoiding or evading something, typically by quick or deceptive movements.

b) Holding: Grasping or keeping something in one's possession or control.

c) Grabbing: Seizing or taking hold of something suddenly or forcefully.

d) Coping: Dealing effectively with something difficult or challenging; managing or handling a situation.

Malady means a disease or ailment and ‘Strength’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Jingle: A light, ringing sound, often associated with bells or metallic objects.

b) Infection: The invasion and multiplication of microorganisms in body tissues, leading to illness or disease.

c) Strength: The quality or state of being physically or mentally strong; the capacity to withstand or exert force.

d) Sickness: The state of being unwell or diseased; a condition of poor health or illness.

Pertinent means something relevant or applicable to a particular matter and ‘Inappropriate’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Germane: Relevant or closely related to the topic at hand.

b) Apposite: Highly relevant or appropriate to the matter being considered.

c) Apropos: Pertinent or opportune; at an appropriate time; fitting or suitable.

d) Inappropriate: Not suitable or proper for the circumstances; unsuitable or unacceptable.

 Legitimate means conforming to the law or to rules and ‘Illegal’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Statutory: Relating to laws enacted by a legislative body; required or permitted by statute.

b) Illegal: Contrary to or forbidden by law; unlawful.

c) Authorized: Given official permission or approval to do something.

d) Sanctioned: Approved, authorized, or officially permitted, often implying endorsement or support from a governing authority.

Extremism means the holding of extreme political or religious views and ‘Impartial’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Hatred: Intense dislike or animosity towards someone or something.

b) Frenzy: Extreme excitement or agitation; a state of wild, chaotic behavior.

c) Biased: Prejudiced or unfairly inclined towards a particular perspective, often resulting in unfair treatment or judgment.

d) Impartial: Unbiased or fair; treating all parties or viewpoints equally and without favoritism.

Demurral means deferment or interruption of something and ‘Furtherance’ is the exact opposite word.

a) Postponement: The act of delaying or rescheduling something to a later time or date.

b) Impediment: Something that obstructs or hinders progress; a barrier or obstacle.

c) Adjournment: The temporary suspension or interruption of a meeting, session, or event with the intention of resuming it later.

d) Furtherance: The promotion or advancement of a cause, aim, or goal; the act of helping something to progress or develop.