ANTONYMS (Part-XII)

Valiant - full of courage and not afraid

Cowardly - not at all brave

Worthy- good enough for something or to have something

Gallant - brave & heroic

Barren not good enough for plants to grow on

Stable- steady, firm and unlikely to change

Shaky- shaking or feeling weak because you are frightened or ill

Steady- developing, growing or happening gradually and at a regular rate

Stout- rather fat

Ridiculous- very silly or unreasonable

Reasonable- fair, practical and sensible

Incredible- impossible or very difficult to believe

Unbelievable- very surprising, difficult to believe

Noteworthy- interesting or important; that is worth noticing

Flimsy easily broken or torn

Strong - not easily broken or damaged

Weak - having little strength or energy

Tiny - very small

Clumsy- careless and likely to knock into, drop or break things

Defence- something that you do or say to protect somebody/something  from attack

Offence- the act of upsetting or insulting somebody

Protection- the act of keeping somebody/something safe  SO that he/she/it is not harmed or damaged

Security- the state of feeling safe and being free from worry

Guard- a person who protects a place or people, or who stops prisoners from escaping

Contended- to have to deal with a problem or a difficult situation

Thankful- pleased and grateful

Comfortable- that makes you feel physically relaxed and in no pain; that provides you with everything your body needs

Dissatisfied- not satisfied or pleased

close

Remote far away from where other people live

Unlikely - not likely to happen

Secret - something that is not or must not be known by other people

Unknown- that somebody does not know

Subtle- not very noticeable

Harsh- very strict and unkind

Crafty- clever at getting or achieving things by using unfair or dishonest methods

Faint- almost losing consciousness or very weak

Slight- not important or serious

Cease- to stop or end

Start- to begin doing something

Stop- to or finish moving make something finish moving

Catch- to take hold of something that is

moving, usually with your hand or hands

Halt- a short stop in some activity, movement or growth

Deliberate- done on purpose or planned

Spontaneous- done or happening suddenly

Thoughtful- thinking deeply

Illiterate- not able to read or write

Careful- thinking about what you are doing so that you do not have an accident or make mistakes, etc.