Robert Bosch Antonyms Quiz 4

Explanation: The antonym for "Serene" is Turbulent. "Serene" means calm, peaceful, or tranquil. The other options have similar meanings to "serene": "tranquil" means peaceful, "peaceful" means free from disturbance, and "calm" means relaxed or not agitated.

Explanation: The antonym for "Subtle" is Obvious. "Subtle" means delicate, faint, or not easily noticeable. The other options have opposite meanings: "blatant" means obvious or glaring, "clear" means easy to understand or transparent, and "evident" means clearly seen or understood.

Explanation: The antonym for "Stagnant" is Dynamic. "Stagnant" means not moving or inactive. The other options have opposite meanings: "active" means engaged in action or moving, "flowing" means moving smoothly or continuously, and "moving" means changing position or in motion.

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Explanation: The antonym for "Sincere" is Insincere. "Sincere" means genuine, honest, or truthful. The other options have opposite meanings: "false" means not true or deceptive, "dishonest" means lacking integrity or prone to deceit, and "deceptive" means misleading or intended to deceive.

Explanation: The antonym for Sparse is  Abundant. "Sparse" means scarce, thin, or lacking in quantity.

Meaning of other words:

The other options have opposite meanings: "plentiful" means ample or abundant, "numerous" means many or numerous, and "prolific" means producing in large quantities or abundant in output.

 

Answer: Opaque

The antonym for "transparent" is "opaque," which means not transparent or allowing light to pass through.

Opaque: Not able to be seen through; not transparent or clear.

Clear: Transparent or able to be seen through; not cloudy or obscure.

Translucent: Allowing light to pass through but diffusing it; partially transparent or semitransparent.

Lucid: Clear and easily understood; rational, sane, or mentally sound.

Answer: Energetic

The antonym for "lethargic" is "energetic," which means active or full of energy.

Energetic: Full of energy, vitality, or enthusiasm; active or lively.

Sluggish: Lacking energy, slow-moving, or inactive; lacking in responsiveness or alertness.

Indolent: Disinclined to work or exert effort; habitually lazy or idle.

Inactive: Not engaged in action or activity; not functioning or operating.

 

Answer:  Humble

The antonym for "arrogant" is "humble," which means modest or not having an exaggerated sense of one's importance.

Humble: Having a modest or low view of one's importance, rank, or abilities; not arrogant or boastful.

Proud: Feeling a sense of deep satisfaction or pleasure in one's achievements, abilities, or qualities.

Conceited: Having an excessively high opinion of oneself; arrogant or vain.

Narcissistic: Excessively self-centered or self-absorbed; having an exaggerated sense of self-importance.

Answer:  Give

The antonym for "acquire" is "give," which means to transfer or bestow something to someone else.

Possess: To have or own something; to hold or have as a characteristic or quality.

Obtain: To acquire or get hold of something through effort, action, or request.

Give: To transfer or deliver something to someone; to offer or present something willingly.

Example sentence: "She decided to give her old clothes to charity."

Answer: Pleasant

The antonym for "repugnant" is "pleasant," which means agreeable or enjoyable.

Pleasant: Giving a sense of enjoyment, satisfaction, or enjoyment; agreeable or enjoyable.

Repugnant: extremely distasteful; unacceptable.

Offensive: Causing displeasure, resentment, or annoyance; disrespectful or hurtful.

Disgusting: Causing a strong feeling of revulsion, disgust, or aversion; repulsive or nauseating.

Loathsome: Arousing strong feelings of dislike, disgust, or hatred; repugnant or detestable.

Example sentence: "The weather was pleasant, with a gentle breeze and warm sunshine."