Choose the antonym of EPHEMERAL

• A. Transient
• B. Fleeting
• C. Everlasting (Answer)
• D. Short-lived

Ephemeral means lasting for a very short time. Its antonym is Everlasting, meaning lasting forever.

Choose the antonym of MUNIFICENT

• A. Generous
• B. Lavish
• C. Miserly (Answer)
• D. Bountiful

Munificent means extremely generous. Its antonym is Miserly, meaning extremely stingy with money.

Choose the antonym of OBSTINATE

• A. Stubborn
• B. Headstrong
• C. Compliant (Answer)
• D. Inflexible

Obstinate means stubbornly refusing to change one's opinion. Its antonym is Compliant, meaning willing to yield to others.

Choose the antonym of PUGNACIOUS

• A. Belligerent
• B. Combative
• C. Peaceable (Answer)
• D. Quarrelsome

Pugnacious means eager or quick to argue or fight. Its antonym is Peaceable, meaning inclined to avoid conflict.

Choose the antonym of INSIPID

• A. Bland
• B. Flavourless
• C. Piquant (Answer)
• D. Tasteless

Insipid means lacking flavour or interest. Its antonym is Piquant, meaning having a pleasantly sharp taste or quality.

Choose the antonym of PRECARIOUS

• A. Unstable
• B. Uncertain
• C. Secure (Answer)
• D. Risky

Precarious means not securely held or in position; dependent on chance. Its antonym is Secure, meaning firmly fixed and safe.

Choose the antonym of VINDICTIVE

• A. Vengeful
• B. Spiteful
• C. Forgiving (Answer)
• D. Resentful

Vindictive means having a strong desire for revenge. Its antonym is Forgiving, meaning ready to forgive.

Choose the antonym of OBSEQUIOUS

• A. Servile
• B. Fawning
• C. Domineering (Answer)
• D. Subservient

Obsequious means excessively eager to please or obey. Its antonym is Domineering, meaning asserting one's will over others.

Choose the antonym of FRIVOLOUS

• A. Trivial
• B. Silly
• C. Serious (Answer)
• D. Superficial

Frivolous means not having any serious purpose or value. Its antonym is Serious, meaning solemn or thoughtful.

Choose the antonym of TENACIOUS

• A. Persistent
• B. Determined
• C. Irresolute (Answer)
• D. Resolute

Tenacious means tending to keep a firm hold of something; persistent. Its antonym is Irresolute, meaning uncertain how to act.