Explanation: Rigid – unable to bend or be forced out of shape; not flexible. Definite- clearly stated or decided; not vague or doubtful. Flexible – capable of bending easily without breaking. Adamant – refusing to be persuaded or to change one’s mind. Firm – strong and steady or not likely to change Except flexible all other words are somehow synonymous.

Explanation: Inept – not able to do something well. Competent – having the ability or skill needed for something. Partial – not complete. Lacking – not having enough of something. Useless – that does not work well, that does not achieve anything. Except competent, All other words are synonyms of one another.

Explanation: Abundance – a very large quantity of something. Gaiety – a feeling of happiness and fun. Scarcity – the state of being scarce or in short supply; shortage. Bounty – a large amount. Generosity – the quality of being kind and generous.

Explanation: Exclusive – not including somebody/something; without Inclusive – including all the services or items normally expected or required. Expansive – (i) covering a wide area in terms of space or scope (ii) (used about a person) talking a lot in an interesting way; friendly. Incisive – (of a person or mental process) intelligently analytical and clear-thinking.

Explanation: Gloomy – dark or poorly lit, especially so as to appear depressing or frightening. Dull – (i) lacking brightness, vividness, or sheen. (ii) lacking interest or excitement. Catchy – (used about a tune or song) easy to remember. Dismal – causing or showing sadness; depressing.

Explanation: Curt – short and not polite Impolite – rude Dismal – (i) causing or showing sadness; depressing (ii) of low quality; poor So, Polite will be the antonym of curt.

Explanation: Precious – of great value, Costly , worthy Worthless – having no value or use Plentiful – available in large amounts or numbers. Ugly – unpleasant or repulsive, especially in appearance.

Explanation: Infallible – (used about a person) never making mistakes or being wrong. Faulty – not working or made correctly; having defects. Unfailing – without error or fault. Dependable – trustworthy and reliable; Reliable So, Faulty is the most appropriate antonym of infallible.

Explanation: Cheerful- feeling happy, showing that you are happy Morbid- showing interest in unpleasant things, for example disease and death Horrid- very unpleasant or unkind Gloomy- dark in a way that makes you feel sad Cruel- causing physical or mental pain or suffering to somebody/something

Explanation: Meet- to come together by chance or because you have arranged it Avoid- to keep away from somebody/something Avert- to prevent something unpleasant Bypass- a road which traffic can use to go round a town, instead of through it Dodge- to move quickly in order to avoid somebody/something

Explanation: Cheerful- feeling happy, showing that you are happy. Morose- bad-tempered, and not saying much to other people Mournful- very sad Gloomy- dark in a way that makes you feel sad Sullen- looking bad-tempered and not wanting to speak to people

Explanation: Open- available for people to enter, visit, use, etc. not closed to the public Surreptitious- something did secretly Lazy- not wanting to work Secret- something that is not or must not be known by other people

Explanation: Modern- of the present or recent times Traditional- following or belonging to the customs or ways of behaving that have continued in a group of people. Earthly- happening in or related to the physical world or real life. Customary- according to custom, usual Conventional- always behaving in a traditional or normal way

Explanation: Weighted- to hold something down with a heavy object or objects Buoyant- floating or able to float or able to keep things floating Enthusiastic- full of excitement and interest in something Lively- full of energy, interest, excitement, etc. Bouncy- full of energy, lively

Explanation: Constrict- to limit a person’s freedom to do something Condense- make something change from gas to liquid Reduce- to make something less or smaller in quantity, price, size, etc. Expand- to make something bigger Repel- to send or push somebody/something back or away

Explanation: Professional- doing something in a way that shows skill, training, or care Amateur- a person who does not have skill or experience when doing something Apprentice- a person who works in order to learn the skills needed in a particular job Novice- a person who is new and without experience in a certain job Learner- a person who is learning

Explanation: Energetic- full of or needing energy and enthusiasm Languid- showing a disinclination for physical exertion or effort. Indolent- not wanting to work, lazy Sluggish/Lethargic-working more slowly than normal in a way that seems lazy

Explanation: Dead- no longer alive. Alive- continuing to exist, not dead. Active- involved in activity, lively.

Explanation: Barren- not good enough for plants to grow on. Fertile- that can produce babies, fruit or new plants. Productive- useful (because results come from it). Fruitful- producing good results, useful.

Explanation: Cool- airly cold, not hot or warm. Spongy- – something like a sponge, especially in being porous, compressible, or absorbent. Springy- going quickly back to its original shape or size after being pushed, pulled, etc. Warm- having a pleasant temperature that is fairly high, between cool and hot.

Explanation: Strong- physically powerful, not easily broken or damaged. Feeble- with no energy or power, weak. Foible- a minor weakness or eccentricity in someone’s character. Fault- something wrong or not perfect in a person’s character or in a thing.

Explanation: Perfection- the state of being perfect or without fault. Flaw- a mistake in something that makes it not good enough, or means that it does not function as it should. Defect- something that is wrong with or missing from somebody/something. Weakness- a fault or lack of strength, especially in a person’s character.

Explanation: Material- connected with real or physical things rather than the spirit or emotions. Spiritual- concerning deep thoughts, feelings or emotions rather than the body or physical things. Sacred- connected with God, a god or religion. Divine- connected with God or a god. Ethereal -extremely delicate and light, in a way that seems unreal.

Explanation: Modest- not talking too much about your own abilities, good qualities, humble. Impudent- very rude, lacking respect and not polite. Brazen- Shameless or without embarrassment, especially in a way which shocks people. Arrant- used to emphasize how bad something/somebody is. Blatant- very clear or obvious.

Explanation: Disregard- to take no notice of somebody/something, to treat something as unimportant. Prestige- the respect and admiration that people feel for a person because he/she has a high social position or has been very successful. Dignity- calm, serious behaviour that makes other people respect you. Repute- the opinion that people have of somebody/something. Renown- fame and respect that you get for doing something especially well.

Explanation: Encourage- to give hope, support or confidence to somebody. Dishearten- to lose determination or confidence. Indispose-make someone unfit for or unable to do something. Dampen- make someone unfit for something or unable to do something, or make something a little wet. Humble- not thinking that you are better or more important than other people, not proud of anything.

Explanation: Enjoyment-the action or condition of getting pleasure or satisfaction from something. Exasperation-irritation, condition of extreme annoyance. Resentment- a feeling of indignant displeasure. Pique- to arouse anger or resentment. Wrath- very great anger or intense rage.

Explanation: Disperse- to hate somebody/something very much. Muster- to come together, or bring people, especially soldiers, together, for example for military action. Convene-to come together or to bring people together for a meeting, etc. Mobilize- to organize people or things to do something. Assemble- to come together or bring somebody/something together in a group.

Explanation: Ruin – to damage something so badly that it loses all its value, pleasure, etc. Revive- – to become or to make somebody/something strong or healthy again, to come or to bring somebody back to life or consciousness. Renew- to start something again. Console-to make somebody happier when he/she is very sad or disappointed. Arouse- to cause a particular reaction in people.

Explanation: Comfort- the feeling of being physically relaxed and in no pain. Menace – a danger or threat. Peril- something that is very dangerous. Threat- a warning that somebody may hurt, kill or punish you, if you do not do what he/she wants.

Explanation: Construction- the act or method of building or making something. Depredation-acts that cause severe damage or destruction to property, lives, etc. Plunder- the action of stealing from people or places, especially during war or fighting, the goods that are stolen. Pillage- to steal things from a place or people by using force and violence, especially during war Devastation- causing great damage or harm.

Explanation: Clarify- to make something clearer and easier to understand. Distract- -to take somebody’s attention away from something. Perplex-make (someone) feel completely baffled/confused. Beguile-charm or enchant (someone), often in a deceptive way. Divert-to change the direction or purpose of somebody/something, especially to avoid a problem

Explanation: Rude- someone who is not polite. Suave- confident, elegant and polite, sometimes in a way that does not seem sincere. Polite- having good manners and showing respect for others. Charming- very pleasing or attractive. Brisk- quick or using a lot of energy.

Explanation: Elevate- to move somebody/something to a higher place or more important position. Defile- damage the purity or appearance of something, mar or spoil. Degrade- to make people respect somebody less. Debase- to reduce the quality or value of something. Evade- to manage to escape from or to avoid meeting somebody/something.

Explanation: Absorb- to take in and hold something (a liquid, heat, etc.) or to take something into the mind and understand it. Expel- to send something out by force. Remove- to take somebody/something off or away. Erupt- to explode and throw out fire, rock that has melted (lava), smoke, etc.

Explanation: Excess- more of something than is necessary or usual, too much of something. Deficiency- the state of not having enough of something, lackness. Glitch- a sudden, usually temporary malfunction or fault of equipment. Dearth- a lack of something or not enough of something. Snag- a small difficulty or disadvantage that is often unexpected or hidden.

Explanation: Collect- to bring a number of things together. Diverge- to separate and go in different directions. Stray- to go away from the place where you should be. Divide- to separate into different parts.

Explanation: Extinguish- to cause something to stop burning. Ignite- to start burning or to make something start burning. Burn-to be destroyed, damaged or injured by fire or heat. Kindle- to start a fire or to make something start to burn.

Explanation: Irrelevant- not connected with something or important to it Consequential- something that will have important results,very important. Trivial – of little importance; not worth considering

Explanation: Exonerate-to say officially that somebody was not responsible for something bad that happened Absolve- to say formally that somebody does not have to take responsibility for something Vindicate – to prove that somebody is not guilty Acquit – to state formally that a person is not guilty of a crime Sentence- the punishment given by a judge to somebody who has been found guilty of a crime.

Explanation: Release- to allow somebody/something to be free. Usurp- to take somebody’s position and/or power without having the right to do it. Wrest- forcibly pull (something) from a person’s grasp. Annex- to take control of another country or region by force. Assume – to accept or believe that something is true even though you have no proof, to expect something to be true.

Explanation: Applaud- to hit your hands together noisily (clap) in order to show that you like somebody/something Admonish- to tell somebody firmly that you do not approve of something that he/she has done. Scold- to speak angrily to somebody because he/she has done something bad or wrong. Warn- to tell somebody about something unpleasant or dangerous that exists or might happen, so that he/she can avoid it. Chide- criticize or blame somebody because of something wrong that they have said or done; scold.

Explanation: Dignified- Behaving in a calm, serious way that makes other people respect you. Ignoble- not honourable in character or purpose. Craven- contemptibly lacking in courage, cowardly. Corrupt- Doing or involving illegal or dishonest things in exchange for money, etc. Abject-

Explanation: Ferocious-very aggressive and violent Gentle- kind and calm, touching or treating people or things in a careful way so that they are not hurt. Ruthless – hard and cruel Brutal – very cruel

Explanation: Flexible – able to bend or move easily without breaking Pliable – easy to bend or shape Rigid- not wanting to change, difficult to bend, stiff. Ductile- (of a metal) able to be drawn out into a thin wire.

Explanation: Industrious – always working hard Indolent- not wanting to work, lazy. Diligent – always working hard Assiduous – working very hard