ANTONYMS (Part-IX)

Safe- not likely to cause danger, harm or risk

Verbose- using or containing more words than are needed

Unstable- likely to change or fail

Cruel- causing physical or mental pain or suffering to somebody/something

Confounded-to confuse someone by being difficult to explain or deal with

Civilised- having a high state of culture and development both social and technological

Educated- having studied and learnt a lot of things to a high standard

Reasonable- acceptable and appropriate in a particular situation

Insignificant- something of little value or importance

Chief- most important

Remarkable- unusual and surprising in a way that people notice

Eminent- noticeable or worth remarking on, or very great

Pacifying- to make somebody who is angry be calm or quiet

Perturbing- to make somebody worried or upset

Bugging- to annoy or worry somebody

Tormenting- to cause a person or animal to suffer or worry

Firm- able to stay the same shape when pressed

Long- talking about how much something measures in length, distance or time

Plump- pleasantly fat

Stretched- to pull something so that it becomes longer or wider

Endorse- to give support to someone or something

Acknowledge- to accept or admit that something is true or exists

Deny- to refuse to admit or accept something

Dispute- a disagreement or argument between two people, groups or countries

Diffident- not having confidence in your or own strengths or abilities

Gutsy- having or showing courage, determination, and spirit.

Audacious- willing to take risks or do something shocking

Valiant- full of courage and not afraid

Abstract- existing only as an idea, not as a physical thing

Delectable- extremely good to taste, smell or look at

Actual- really existing or happening

Distinct- clearly different

Resist- to stop yourself from having or doing something

Reconcile- to find a way of dealing with two ideas, situations, statements, etc.

Persist- to keep on doing or saying something

Sustain- to keep somebody/something alive or healthy

Shaky- not firm, weak or not very good Tabular- presented or arranged in a table

Dedicate- to give all your energy, time, efforts, etc. to somethin

Constant- happening or existing all the time or again and again