ANTONYMS (Part-II)

Reputable - respected and trusted by most people.

Mournful - expressing or showing sorrow.

Anxious- feeling or showing worry or nervousness.

Well-known - known to many people.

Commitment- a strong adherence to an idea or system.

Feeble- lacking physical strength, especially because of age or weakness.

Drape - to arrange loosely on something.

Hale - strong and healthy.

Fundamental - serving as an essential component.

Impact - a marked effect or influence.

Neutral - not supporting or helping either side in a conflict.

Link - a relationship between two things or situations.

Scarcity - not enough of something.

Glaciers - large ice masses.

Fresh - clean and not spoiled.

Penury - the state of extreme poverty.

Emergency- a serious, unexpected, and often dangerous situation requiring immediate action.

Regression - return to a previous state or behaviour.

Euphemism- an expression or a word used in place of one that is considered offensive.

Revolutionary- involving or causing complete or dramatic change.

Violent- involving the use of physical force to cause harm or damage to someone.

Radical- relating to the fundamental nature of something.

Ultra-  going beyond what is usual or ordinary.

Inexpensive - affordable.

Sumptuous - luxurious and expensive.

Unremitting-  continuous and not stopping.

Lucrative - profitable.

Delectable - delicious and enjoyable.

Amateur - a beginner or non-expert.

Hobbyist- someone who does an activity for fun.

Devotee - a strong believer in a particular religion or god

Layman- a person without professional or specialized knowledge in a particular subject.

Comply- to follow a rule or request.

Engage- participate or become involved in something.

Assist- help or support someone in a task.

Expect - look forward to something.

Awkward- not having grace or skill in form or movement.

Meaningful- having a clear and definite purpose or intention.

Innocent- not guilty of any wrong or crime.

Huge- very large in size, extent, or amount.