Antonyms

The antonym of 'selfish' is 'altruistic,' which means showing selfless concern for the well-being of others. The other options do not directly oppose 'selfish': 'helpful' is positive but not a direct antonym, 'egocentric' is similar in meaning to selfish, and 'acquisitive' relates to acquiring wealth or possessions.

The antonym of 'Euphony,' which means pleasant or harmonious sound, is 'Cacophony,' meaning a harsh, discordant mixture of sounds. The other options are unrelated to the meaning of 'Euphony.'

The antonym of 'Friend' is 'Enemy' because a friend is someone who supports you, while an enemy is someone who opposes or harms you. The other options do not represent opposites of 'Friend'.

The word 'apposite' means highly appropriate or suitable. Its antonym is 'inappropriate,' which means not suitable or proper. Therefore, option C is the correct antonym.

The word 'amicable' means friendly or peaceable. Its antonym is 'hostile,' which means unfriendly or antagonistic, making option B the correct answer.

The word 'vagrant' means a person who wanders from place to place without a permanent home. The antonym is 'stable,' which means fixed or not moving, indicating permanence. Options A, B, and D all relate to wandering or homelessness, so 'stable' is the correct antonym.

The word 'foe' means enemy, so its antonym is 'friend'. Option A correctly represents the antonym, while option B is a synonym. Options C and D are incorrect in this context.

The word "filthy" means very dirty, so its antonym is "clean," which means free from dirt or impurities. The other options (grimy, grubby, putrid) are synonyms or related to dirtiness or unpleasantness, not opposites.

The word "quotidian" means daily or ordinary. Its antonym is "extraordinary," which means unusual or remarkable, making option A the correct answer.

"Malaise" means a general feeling of discomfort or unease. The antonym is "Comfort," which means a state of physical ease and freedom from pain or constraint, directly opposing malaise.

The antonym of 'pardon' (which means to forgive or excuse) is 'punish,' as it means to impose a penalty rather than forgive. Option B, 'forgive,' is actually a synonym, not an antonym.

The word 'array' means an ordered arrangement or display. Its antonym would be 'disarrange,' which means to disturb the order or arrangement. The other options do not relate to the meaning of 'array.'

The word 'disparage' means to belittle or speak negatively about someone or something. Its antonym is 'praise,' which means to express approval or admiration. Therefore, option C is the correct antonym.

The word 'abbreviate' means to shorten, so its antonym is 'expand,' which means to make larger or longer. Therefore, option C is the correct antonym.

The word 'abominate' means to detest or loathe intensely. Therefore, its antonym would be a word expressing love or strong liking, which is option A: 'love'. Options B, C, and D all mean dislike or hatred, so they are synonyms, not antonyms.

The word 'kindle' means to start a fire or ignite. The antonym is 'douse,' which means to extinguish or put out a fire, making option B the correct answer.

The word 'revealed' means made known or disclosed. Its antonym is 'concealed,' which means kept hidden or secret. The other options do not directly oppose the meaning of 'revealed.'

The word "pit" refers to a hole or a low point, so its antonym is "peak," which means the highest point or summit. The other options do not represent opposites of "pit."

The word 'fickle' means changing frequently, especially in loyalty or affection. Its antonym is 'constant,' which means unchanging or steady, making option C the correct answer.

The word 'callow' means inexperienced or immature. Its antonym is 'veteran,' which means experienced or skilled. Therefore, 'veteran' is the correct opposite of 'callow.'

The word 'hypocritical' means pretending to have virtues or beliefs that one does not actually possess. Its antonym is 'sincere,' which means genuine and honest, making option B the correct choice.

The word 'assiduous' means showing great care, attention, and diligence. Its antonym is 'sluggish,' which means slow or lacking energy, making option B correct. The other options are synonyms or unrelated.

The antonym of 'minor' is 'major' because 'minor' means lesser or smaller in importance, and 'major' means greater or more important.

The word 'Accord' means agreement or harmony. The primary antonyms of 'Accord' include 'disagreement,' 'discord,' 'conflict,' and 'dissent.' Among the given options, 'Withhold' (C) is the closest to an antonym in the context of withholding agreement or consent, even though it is not a perfect antonym. 'Concord' (D) means agreement and is a synonym, not an antonym. 'Solution' and 'Act' are unrelated to the meaning of 'Accord.' Therefore, option C is the best choice among the provided options.

The word 'bibulous' means fond of drinking alcohol or absorbent. Its antonym is 'sober,' which means not intoxicated or not drinking alcohol. Therefore, option C is the correct antonym.