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MCQ on Important Antonyms (Opposite meaning)
Q1. Jettison (find Antonym)
The correct antonym is Accept.
Jettison means to throw away; Accept means to take in or keep, which is the opposite idea.
Think: if you throw something away, you would not throw it, you would keep or take it.
She decided to accept the gift instead of jettisoning it.
Q2. Meandering (find Antonym)
The opposite of meandering is straight.
Meandering means wandering or winding. Straight means direct and not winding, so it is the opposite.
Tip: Think of a road that goes directly without bending as the opposite of meandering.
The road is straight and easy to drive on.
Q3. Ameliorate (find Antonym)
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Q4. Grotesque (find Antonym)
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Q5. Devious (find Antonym)
The correct antonym is Straight.
Devious means not direct or tricky; Straight means direct and honest, which is the opposite.
Think of a straight path—no twists—to recall the opposite of devious.
His straight answer surprised everyone because it was clear and honest.
Q6. Evanescent (find Antonym)
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Q7. Accord (find Antonym)
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Q8. Infirmity (find Antonym)
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Q9. Select the antonym of "Luscious".
Distasteful is the opposite of luscious.
Luscious means very tasty or delicious; distasteful means not tasty or unpleasant. They are opposites in taste and pleasantness.
Think of the prefix dis- as “not” and link distasteful to something you do not like.
The dish looked distasteful, so I walked away from the plate.
Q10. Select the antonym of "Mitigate".
The opposite of mitigate is aggravate.
Mitigate means to make something less harmful; aggravate means to make it more harmful or worse.
Think: mitigate = reduce, aggravate = increase the problem.
Taking medicine can mitigate symptoms; if you skip treatment, the illness may aggravate.