Antonyms Test 3

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.

'Accord' means an official agreement or treaty. 'Dissent' means to differ in sentiment or opinion.

'Prove' means to state that a statement or theory is correct after giving valid and logical reasons; while 'assumption' is something which is believed without any proof or evidence.

'Capricious' means changing behaviour suddenly in a way that is difficult to predict. 'Thoughtful' is most opposite in meaning to 'capricious'.

'Redoubtable' means commanding or evoking respect reverence or the like, which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'ordinary'.

'Extension' means a part that is added to something to enlarge or prolong it. 'Subtraction' is most opposite in meaning to 'extension'.

'Abhorrent' is causing or deserving strong dislike or hatred. 'Attractive' is most opposite in meaning to 'abhorrent'.

'Holistic' means dealing with or treating the whole of something or someone and not just a part. A piecemeal, on the other hand, deals with only one part at a time.

'Lackadaisical' means not showing any interest, care or enthusiasm. 'Energetic' is most opposite in meaning to 'lackadaisical'.

'Callous' means insensitive and indifferent which is the nearest opposite in meaning to 'sympathetic'.