Antonyms - I

Question 1

facetious (adj)

Answer 1

playfully humorous; comical
Antonyms : serious; grave; solemn
The audience laughed throughout the facetious play

Question 2

notable (adj)

Answer 2

prominent or distinguished
Antonyms: unimportant; undistinguished; unknown
Many notable authors attended the writers conference

Question 3

outlandish (adj)

Answer 3

very strange or unusal in manner or appearance; bizarre
Antonyms : ordinary; familiar; usual
Reynaldo’s rainbow won the prize for the most outlandish Hallowwen costume

Question 4

apparent (adj)

Answer 4

easily seen or understood; obvious
Antonyms: doubtful; obscure; uncertain
Becky’s relief at the high grade on her test was apparent

Question 5

gullible (adj)

Answer 5

easily deceived; unsuspecting
Antonyms: suspicious; wary; skeptical
Gullible people often become the victims of fraud

Question 6

formidable (adj)

Answer 6

arousing fear or alarm because of strength or power;
intimidating
Antonyms: insignificant; powerless; weak
The Spartans of ancient Greece were formidable warriors

Question 7

casual (adj)

Answer 7

occuring by chance; not planned
Antonyms: intentional; planned; formal
Our family enjoys casual activities on the weekends

Question 8

efficient (adj)

Answer 8

acting or working with minimal waste; effective
Antonyms: infficient; wasteful; unproductive
Tom makes efficient use of his time and finishes his assignments quickly.

Question 9

logical (adj)

Answer 9

showing clear reason; rational
Antonyms: illogical; confused; irrational
Elena developed her ideas for her report in a logical manner

Question 10

extravagant (adj)

Answer 10

extemely lavish or abundant
Antonyms: modest: restrained; thrifty
Mia’s parents gave her an extravagant sweet sixteen party