Antonyms Online Test

'Impertinent' means bold and disrespectful, insolently rude. So 'polite' would be the correct antonym.

'Trepidation' means tremulous fear, alarm or agitation which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'fearlessness'. The other three words: Slowness – lack of speed; Death – demise; Adroitness – cleverly skillful.

The word 'churlish' means unfriendly, bad-tempered, or impolite; which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'polite'. The other three words: Wise - judicious or prudent; Sensible - using sound judgment; Miniature - not perfected.

'Knanve' means a dishonest person, which is the nearest opposite in meaning to word honest. The other three words: Ignorant - lacking in knowledge or training; Timid - lacking in self-assurance; Belligerent - warlike

'Fecund' means producing or capable of producing offspring, prolific which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'infertile'.

'Outlandish' means freakishly or grotesquely strange or odd which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'conventional' which means conforming or adhering to accepted standards. The other three answer choices: Migrant - The who moves from one region to another; Opulence - wealth or affluence; Boastful - pompous.

'Prolific' means producing offsprings, young, fruit, etc. abundantly which is nearest opposite in meaning to 'Barren'. The other three words: Controversial – debatable; Wise – judicious or prudent; Unfocused – taking proper focus.

The word 'debilitate' means to make weaken or feeble which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'strengthen'. The other three words: Bedevil – bewitch; Delude – to clude, to evade; Repress – to press again or a new.

The word 'sage' means wise, judicious or prudent; which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'fool'. The other three words: Miser - a stingy, avaricious person; Traitor - a person who betrays one's country; Tyrant - dictator.

'Under duress' means doing something under pressure or unwillingly. Whereas 'volition' means the power to choose freely.