A Comprehensive List of Antonyms for the IELTS
ANTOYAMES are words that give opposite meaning of another word by using antonyms,you can paint clear picture in your writing,they can also help you to more precise in your language.Inthis list we provided a list 80 commenly used antonyms in English
See the following examples how the antonyms are used.
1.The old woman was weak and frail The young man was strong and healthy.
2.The night was dark and stormy but the day was bright and sunny.
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S.No. |
Word |
Antonyms |
1 |
Accurate |
inaccurate, unreliable |
2 |
Advantage |
disadvantage, impotence |
3 |
Alive |
dead, sluggish |
4 |
Amused |
bored, indifferent |
5 |
Beginning |
start, initiation |
6 |
Brave |
cowardly, timid |
7 |
Calm |
agitated, restless |
8 |
Certain |
doubtful, uncertain |
9 |
Choose |
select, pick |
10 |
Clear |
unclear, vague |
11 |
Close |
distant, far away |
12 |
Compassionate |
unsympathetic, uncaring |
13 |
Complete |
incomplete, unfinished |
14 |
Confusion |
clarity, order |
15 |
Correct |
incorrect, wrong |
16 |
Definite |
indefinite, vague |
17 |
Difficult |
easy, simple |
18 |
Disagree |
agree, concur |
19 |
Disastrous |
fortunate, lucky |
20 |
End |
beginning, start |
21 |
Examine |
look at, observe |
22 |
Few |
many, numerous |
23 |
Final |
initial, first |
24 |
Flawless |
imperfect, faulty |
25 |
Gentle |
harsh, rough |
26 |
Great |
small, insignificant |
27 |
Happy |
sad, unhappy |
28 |
Heavy |
light, weightless |
29 |
Help |
hinder, obstruct |
30 |
Important |
unimportant, trivial |
31 |
Improve |
worsen, deteriorate |
32 |
Independence |
dependence, reliance |
33 |
Individual |
collective, group |
34 |
Innocent |
guilty, culpable |
35 |
Large |
small, tiny |
36 |
Leader |
follower, subordinate |
37 |
Like |
dislike, hate |
38 |
Little |
much, plenty |
39 |
Long |
short, brief |
40 |
Love |
hate, detest |
41 |
Major |
minor, insignificant |
42 |
Mean |
kind, generous |
43 |
Meet |
miss, fail to meet |
44 |
Misunderstand |
understand, comprehend |
45 |
Motivate |
discourage, dishearten |
46 |
Natural |
artificial, man-made |
47 |
Necessary |
unnecessary, non-essential |
48 |
Normal |
abnormal, irregular |
49 |
Obvious |
unclear, vague |
50 |
Occasion |
regular occurrence, habit |
51 |
Open |
closed, shut |
52 |
Orderly |
disorderly, chaotic |
53 |
Organize |
disorganize, jumble |
54 |
Overcome |
fail to overcome, succumb |
55 |
Perfect |
imperfect, faulty |
56 |
Plan |
unplanned, spontaneous |
57 |
Possible |
impossible, unlikely |
58 |
Precise |
vague, imprecise |
59 |
Prioritize |
|
59 |
Prioritize |
not prioritize, put off |
60 |
Problem |
solution, answer |
61 |
Quick |
slow, sluggish |
62 |
Rare |
common, frequent |
63 |
Ready |
unprepared, unready |
64 |
Realize |
fail to realize, overlook |
65 |
Recommend |
not recommend, advise against |
66 |
Respect |
disrespect, disregard |
67 |
Safe |
dangerous, risky |
68 |
Satisfy |
dissatisfy, displease |
69 |
Serious |
not serious, frivolous |
70 |
Settle |
not settle, remain unsettled |
71 |
Short |
long, lengthy |
72 |
Similar |
different, dissimilar |
73 |
Simple |
complex, complicated |
74 |
Small |
large, huge |
75 |
Social |
unsociable, introverted |
76 |
Solution |
problem, difficulty |
77 |
Specific |
general, vague |
78 |
Spend |
save, conserve |
79 |
Strong |
weak, feeble |