➨ Words with Synonyms and Antonyms — 1
In
so many competitive examinations, the Synonyms and Antonyms related
questions of great persons are being asked frequently. Having this in the mind,
here the collection of 150 Synonyms and Antonyms is given below. 
S. No. 
 | 
  
Word 
 | 
  
Synonyms 
 | 
  
Antonyms 
 | 
 
1. 
 | 
  
Absolve 
 | 
  
pardon,
  forgive 
 | 
  
compel,
  accuse 
 | 
 
2. 
 | 
  
Acrimony 
 | 
  
harshness,
  bitterness 
 | 
  
courtesy,
  benevolence 
 | 
 
3. 
 | 
  
Accord 
 | 
  
agreement,
  harmony 
 | 
  
disagreement,
  discord 
 | 
 
4. 
 | 
  
Adamant 
 | 
  
stubborn,
  inflexible 
 | 
  
flexible,
  soft 
 | 
 
5. 
 | 
  
Adjunct 
 | 
  
joined,
  added 
 | 
  
separated,
  subtracted 
 | 
 
6. 
 | 
  
Abjure 
 | 
  
forsake,
  renounce 
 | 
  
approve,
  sanction 
 | 
 
7. 
 | 
  
Abject 
 | 
  
despicable,
  servile 
 | 
  
commendable,
  praiseworthy 
 | 
 
8. 
 | 
  
Authentic 
 | 
  
genuine,
  reliable 
 | 
  
fictitious,
  unreal 
 | 
 
9. 
 | 
  
Audacity 
 | 
  
boldness,
  arrogance 
 | 
  
mildness,
  cowardice 
 | 
 
10. 
 | 
  
Abate 
 | 
  
moderate,
  decrease 
 | 
  
aggravate,
  supplement 
 | 
 
11. 
 | 
  
Arraign 
 | 
  
charge,
  blame 
 | 
  
exculpate,
  pardon 
 | 
 
12. 
 | 
  
Apathy 
 | 
  
unconcern,
  indifference 
 | 
  
concern,
  care 
 | 
 
13. 
 | 
  
Bustle 
 | 
  
haste,
  flurry 
 | 
  
slowness,
  quiet 
 | 
 
14. 
 | 
  
Brittle 
 | 
  
delicate,
  fragile 
 | 
  
tough,
  enduring 
 | 
 
15. 
 | 
  
Bleak 
 | 
  
dismal,
  gloomy 
 | 
  
bright
  pleasant 
 | 
 
16. 
 | 
  
Benevolence 
 | 
  
humanity,
  generosity 
 | 
  
malevolence
  inhumanity 
 | 
 
17. 
 | 
  
Contrary 
 | 
  
dissimilar,
  conflicting 
 | 
  
similar,
  alike 
 | 
 
18. 
 | 
  
Contradict 
 | 
  
deny,
  oppose 
 | 
  
approve,
  confirm 
 | 
 
19. 
 | 
  
Contempt 
 | 
  
scorn,
  disregard 
 | 
  
regard,
  praise 
 | 
 
20. 
 | 
  
Conspicuous 
 | 
  
prominent,
  obvious 
 | 
  
concealed,
  hidden 
 | 
 
21. 
 | 
  
Consolidate 
 | 
  
solidify,
  strengthen 
 | 
  
separate,
  weaken 
 | 
 
22. 
 | 
  
Consequence 
 | 
  
effect,
  outcome 
 | 
  
origin,
  start 
 | 
 
23. 
 | 
  
Consent 
 | 
  
agree,
  permit 
 | 
  
object,
  disagree 
 | 
 
24. 
 | 
  
Concede 
 | 
  
yield,
  permit 
 | 
  
deny,
  reject 
 | 
 
25. 
 | 
  
Comprise 
 | 
  
include,
  contain 
 | 
  
reject,
  lack 
 | 
 
26. 
 | 
  
Compassion 
 | 
  
kindness,
  sympathy 
 | 
  
cruelty,
  barbarity 
 | 
 
27. 
 | 
  
Despicable 
 | 
  
worthless,
  shameless 
 | 
  
worthy,
  decent 
 | 
 
28. 
 | 
  
Disdain 
 | 
  
detest,
  despise 
 | 
  
approve,
  praise 
 | 
 
29. 
 | 
  
Deride 
 | 
  
mock,
  taunt 
 | 
  
inspire,
  encourage 
 | 
 
30. 
 | 
  
Deprive 
 | 
  
despoil,
  divest 
 | 
  
restore,
  renew 
 | 
 
31. 
 | 
  
Demolish 
 | 
  
ruin,
  devastate 
 | 
  
repair,
  construct 
 | 
 
32. 
 | 
  
Delicious 
 | 
  
palatable,
  tasteful 
 | 
  
distasteful,
  unsavoury 
 | 
 
33. 
 | 
  
Deliberate 
 | 
  
cautious,
  international 
 | 
  
rash,
  sudden 
 | 
 
34. 
 | 
  
Evident 
 | 
  
obvious,
  apparent 
 | 
  
obscure,
  concealed 
 | 
 
35. 
 | 
  
Evade 
 | 
  
avoid,
  elude 
 | 
  
acknowledge,
  confront 
 | 
 
36. 
 | 
  
Eternal 
 | 
  
perpetual,
  endless 
 | 
  
temporary,
  momentary 
 | 
 
37. 
 | 
  
Esteem 
 | 
  
respect,
  regard 
 | 
  
ridicule,
  spurn 
 | 
 
38. 
 | 
  
Eradicate 
 | 
  
destroy,
  exterminate 
 | 
  
secure,
  plant 
 | 
 
39. 
 | 
  
Equivocal 
 | 
  
uncertain,
  hazy 
 | 
  
obvious,
  lucid 
 | 
 
40. 
 | 
  
Epitome 
 | 
  
precise,
  example 
 | 
  
increment,
  expansion 
 | 
 
41. 
 | 
  
Enormous 
 | 
  
colossal,
  mammoth 
 | 
  
diminutive,
  negligible 
 | 
 
42. 
 | 
  
Fabricate 
 | 
  
construct,
  produce 
 | 
  
destroy,
  dismantle 
 | 
 
43. 
 | 
  
Frugality 
 | 
  
economy,
  providence 
 | 
  
lavishness,
  extravagance 
 | 
 
44. 
 | 
  
Frivolous 
 | 
  
petty,
  worthless 
 | 
  
solemn,
  significant 
 | 
 
45. 
 | 
  
Frantic 
 | 
  
violent,
  agitated 
 | 
  
subdued,
  gentle 
 | 
 
46. 
 | 
  
Fragile 
 | 
  
weak,
  infirm 
 | 
  
enduring,
  tough 
 | 
 
47. 
 | 
  
Forsake 
 | 
  
desert,
  renounce 
 | 
  
hold,
  maintain 
 | 
 
48. 
 | 
  
Fluctuate 
 | 
  
deflect,
  vacillate 
 | 
  
stabilise,
  resolve 
 | 
 
49. 
 | 
  
Flimsy 
 | 
  
trifling,
  transparent 
 | 
  
firm,
  tenacious 
 | 
 
50. 
 | 
  
Guile 
 | 
  
cunning,
  deceit 
 | 
  
honesty,
  frankness 
 | 
 
51. 
 | 
  
Grudge 
 | 
  
hatred,
  aversion 
 | 
  
benevolence,
  affection 
 | 
 
52. 
 | 
  
Grisly 
 | 
  
disgusting,
  atrocious 
 | 
  
pleasing,
  attractive 
 | 
 
53. 
 | 
  
Hypocrisy 
 | 
  
deception,
  affectation 
 | 
  
sincerity,
  honesty 
 | 
 
54. 
 | 
  
Hideous 
 | 
  
frightful,
  shocking 
 | 
  
attractive,
  alluring 
 | 
 
55. 
 | 
  
Heretic 
 | 
  
non-conformist,
  secularist 
 | 
  
conformable,
  religious 
 | 
 
56. 
 | 
  
Hazard 
 | 
  
Peril,
  danger 
 | 
  
conviction,
  security 
 | 
 
57. 
 | 
  
Irrepressible 
 | 
  
irresistible,
  unconfined 
 | 
  
composed,
  hesitant 
 | 
 
58. 
 | 
  
Invincible 
 | 
  
unconquerable,
  impregnable 
 | 
  
effeminate,
  languid 
 | 
 
59. 
 | 
  
Intricate 
 | 
  
tangled,
  complicated 
 | 
  
regulated,
  orderly 
 | 
 
60. 
 | 
  
Intrigue 
 | 
  
scheme,
  conspiracy 
 | 
  
candour,
  sincerity 
 | 
 
61. 
 | 
  
intrinsic 
 | 
  
genuine,
  fundamental 
 | 
  
extraneous,
  incidental 
 | 
 
62. 
 | 
  
Invective 
 | 
  
accusation,
  censure 
 | 
  
approval,
  acclamation 
 | 
 
63. 
 | 
  
Instil 
 | 
  
inculcate,
  inject 
 | 
  
eradicate,
  extract 
 | 
 
64. 
 | 
  
Insolvent 
 | 
  
indigent,
  destitute 
 | 
  
wealthy,
  solvent 
 | 
 
65. 
 | 
  
Insipid 
 | 
  
tasteless,
  vapid 
 | 
  
delicious,
  luscious 
 | 
 
66. 
 | 
  
Insinuate 
 | 
  
allude,
  hint 
 | 
  
conceal
  camouflage 
 | 
 
67. 
 | 
  
Ingenuous 
 | 
  
undisguised,
  naive 
 | 
  
wily,
  crafty 
 | 
 
68. 
 | 
  
Infringe 
 | 
  
violate,
  encroach 
 | 
  
comply,
  concur 
 | 
 
69. 
 | 
  
Inevitable 
 | 
  
unavoidable,
  ascertained 
 | 
  
unlikely,
  doubtful 
 | 
 
70. 
 | 
  
Juvenile 
 | 
  
young,
  tender 
 | 
  
dotage,
  antiquated 
 | 
 
71. 
 | 
  
Justify 
 | 
  
defend,
  exculpate 
 | 
  
impute,
  arraign 
 | 
 
72. 
 | 
  
Just 
 | 
  
honest,
  impartial 
 | 
  
unequal,
  unfair 
 | 
 
73. 
 | 
  
Judicious 
 | 
  
thoughtful,
  prudent 
 | 
  
irrational
  foolish 
 | 
 
74. 
 | 
  
Kindred 
 | 
  
relation,
  species 
 | 
  
unrelated,
  dissimilar 
 | 
 
75. 
 | 
  
Keen 
 | 
  
sharp,
  poignant 
 | 
  
vapid,
  insipid 
 | 
 
76. 
 | 
  
Luxuriant 
 | 
  
profuse,
  abundant 
 | 
  
scanty,
  meagre 
 | 
 
77. 
 | 
  
Luscious 
 | 
  
palatable,
  delicious 
 | 
  
unsavoury,
  tart 
 | 
 
78. 
 | 
  
Lure 
 | 
  
attract,
  entice 
 | 
  
repel,
  dissuade 
 | 
 
79. 
 | 
  
Lunacy 
 | 
  
delusion,
  insanity 
 | 
  
normalcy,
  sanity 
 | 
 
80. 
 | 
  
Lucid 
 | 
  
sound,
  rational 
 | 
  
obscure,
  hidden 
 | 
 
81. 
 | 
  
Listless 
 | 
  
indifferent,
  inattentive 
 | 
  
brisk,
  attentive 
 | 
 
82. 
 | 
  
Mutual 
 | 
  
joint,
  identical 
 | 
  
separate,
  distinct 
 | 
 
83. 
 | 
  
Mutinous 
 | 
  
recalcitrant,
  insurgent 
 | 
  
submissive,
  faithful 
 | 
 
84. 
 | 
  
Murky 
 | 
  
dusky,
  dreary 
 | 
  
bright,
  shining 
 | 
 
85. 
 | 
  
Munificent 
 | 
  
liberal,
  hospitable 
 | 
  
frugal,
  penurious 
 | 
 
86. 
 | 
  
Monotonous 
 | 
  
irksome,
  tedious 
 | 
  
varied,
  pleasant 
 | 
 
87. 
 | 
  
Momentous 
 | 
  
notable,
  eventful 
 | 
  
trivial,
  insignificant 
 | 
 
88. 
 | 
  
Nonchalant 
 | 
  
indifferent,
  negligent 
 | 
  
attentive,
  considerate 
 | 
 
89. 
 | 
  
Nimble 
 | 
  
prompt,
  brisk 
 | 
  
sluggish,
  languid 
 | 
 
90. 
 | 
  
Niggardly 
 | 
  
miser,
  covetous 
 | 
  
generous,
  profuse 
 | 
 
91. 
 | 
  
Negligent 
 | 
  
inattentive,
  careless 
 | 
  
vigilant,
  careful 
 | 
 
92. 
 | 
  
Overwhelm 
 | 
  
triumph,
  subjugate 
 | 
  
flounder,
  falter 
 | 
 
93. 
 | 
  
Outrage 
 | 
  
offence,
  maltreatment 
 | 
  
praise,
  favour 
 | 
 
94. 
 | 
  
Outbreak 
 | 
  
eruption,
  insurrection 
 | 
  
compliance,
  subjection 
 | 
 
95. 
 | 
  
Ornamental 
 | 
  
decorative,
  adorned 
 | 
  
unseemly,
  plain 
 | 
 
96. 
 | 
  
Ordain 
 | 
  
order,
  impose 
 | 
  
revoke,
  abolish 
 | 
 
97. 
 | 
  
Oracular 
 | 
  
cryptic,
  vague 
 | 
  
lucid,
  distinct 
 | 
 
98. 
 | 
  
Opaque 
 | 
  
obscure,
  shady 
 | 
  
transparent,
  bright 
 | 
 
99. 
 | 
  
Prudent 
 | 
  
cautious,
  discreet 
 | 
  
impetuous,
  unwise 
 | 
 
100. 
 | 
  
Provoke 
 | 
  
inflame,
  incite 
 | 
  
pacify,
  comfort 
 | 
 
101. 
 | 
  
Protract 
 | 
  
prolong,
  delay 
 | 
  
abbreviate
  curtail 
 | 
 
102. 
 | 
  
Proscribe 
 | 
  
prohibit,
  exclude 
 | 
  
solicit,
  include 
 | 
 
103. 
 | 
  
Profuse 
 | 
  
lavish,
  abundant 
 | 
  
scarce,
  scantly 
 | 
 
104. 
 | 
  
Profligate 
 | 
  
dissolute,
  degenerate 
 | 
  
virtuous,
  upright 
 | 
 
105. 
 | 
  
Prodigy 
 | 
  
miracle,
  marvel 
 | 
  
normal,
  average 
 | 
 
106. 
 | 
  
Prodigious 
 | 
  
vast,
  enormous 
 | 
  
unimpressive,
  diminutive 
 | 
 
107. 
 | 
  
Premature 
 | 
  
precocious,
  untimely 
 | 
  
belated,
  opportune 
 | 
 
108. 
 | 
  
Quell 
 | 
  
subdue,
  reduce 
 | 
  
exacerbate,
  agitate 
 | 
 
109. 
 | 
  
Quaint 
 | 
  
queer,
  strange 
 | 
  
familiar,
  usual 
 | 
 
110. 
 | 
  
Quack 
 | 
  
impostor,
  deceiver 
 | 
  
upright,
  unfeigned 
 | 
 
111. 
 | 
  
Reverence 
 | 
  
respect,
  esteem 
 | 
  
disrespect,
  affront 
 | 
 
112. 
 | 
  
Ratify 
 | 
  
consent,
  approve 
 | 
  
deny,
  dissent 
 | 
 
113. 
 | 
  
Ravage 
 | 
  
destroy,
  ruin 
 | 
  
reconstruct,
  renovate 
 | 
 
114. 
 | 
  
Redeem 
 | 
  
recover,
  liberate 
 | 
  
conserve,
  lose 
 | 
 
115. 
 | 
  
Ruthless 
 | 
  
remorseless,
  inhumane 
 | 
  
compassionate,
  lenient 
 | 
 
116. 
 | 
  
Rustic 
 | 
  
rural,
  uncivilised 
 | 
  
cultured,
  refined  
 | 
 
117. 
 | 
  
Rout 
 | 
  
vanquish,
  overthrow 
 | 
  
succumb,
  withdraw 
 | 
 
118. 
 | 
  
Rescind 
 | 
  
annul,
  abrogate 
 | 
  
delegate,
  permit 
 | 
 
119. 
 | 
  
Remonstrate 
 | 
  
censure,
  protest  
 | 
  
agree,
  laud 
 | 
 
120. 
 | 
  
Sycophant 
 | 
  
parasite,
  flatterer 
 | 
  
devoted,
  loyal 
 | 
 
121. 
 | 
  
Superficial 
 | 
  
partial
  shallow 
 | 
  
profound,
  discerning 
 | 
 
122. 
 | 
  
Subvert 
 | 
  
demolish,
  sabotage 
 | 
  
generate,
  organise 
 | 
 
123. 
 | 
  
Substantial 
 | 
  
considerable,
  solid 
 | 
  
tenuous,
  fragile 
 | 
 
124. 
 | 
  
Subsequent 
 | 
  
consequent,
  following 
 | 
  
preceding,
  previous 
 | 
 
125. 
 | 
  
Stain 
 | 
  
blemish,
  tarnish 
 | 
  
honour,
  purify 
 | 
 
126. 
 | 
  
Scanty 
 | 
  
scarce,
  insufficient 
 | 
  
lavish,
  multitude 
 | 
 
127. 
 | 
  
Sarcastic 
 | 
  
ironical,
  derisive 
 | 
  
courteous,
  gracious 
 | 
 
128. 
 | 
  
Tyro 
 | 
  
beginner,
  learner 
 | 
  
proficient,
  veteran 
 | 
 
129. 
 | 
  
Trivial 
 | 
  
trifling,
  insignificant 
 | 
  
significant,
  important 
 | 
 
130. 
 | 
  
Trenchant 
 | 
  
assertive,
  forceful 
 | 
  
feeble,
  ambiguous 
 | 
 
131. 
 | 
  
Transient 
 | 
  
temporal,
  transitory 
 | 
  
lasting,
  enduring 
 | 
 
132. 
 | 
  
Tranquil 
 | 
  
peaceful,
  composed 
 | 
  
violent,
  furious 
 | 
 
133. 
 | 
  
Timid 
 | 
  
diffident,
  coward 
 | 
  
bold,
  intrepid 
 | 
 
134. 
 | 
  
Utterly 
 | 
  
completely,
  entirely 
 | 
  
deficiently,
  incompletely 
 | 
 
135. 
 | 
  
Usurp 
 | 
  
seize,
  wrest 
 | 
  
restore,
  compensate 
 | 
 
136. 
 | 
  
Vulgar 
 | 
  
inelegant,
  offensive 
 | 
  
elegant,
  civil 
 | 
 
137. 
 | 
  
Vouch 
 | 
  
confirm,
  consent 
 | 
  
repudiate,
  prohibit 
 | 
 
138. 
 | 
  
Volatile 
 | 
  
light,
  changing 
 | 
  
heavy,
  ponderous 
 | 
 
139. 
 | 
  
Vicious 
 | 
  
corrupt,
  obnoxious 
 | 
  
noble,
  virtuous 
 | 
 
140. 
 | 
  
Venerable 
 | 
  
esteemed,
  honoured 
 | 
  
unworthy,
  immature 
 | 
 
141. 
 | 
  
Vanity 
 | 
  
conceit
  pretension 
 | 
  
modesty,
  humility 
 | 
 
142. 
 | 
  
Waive 
 | 
  
relinquish,
  remove 
 | 
  
impose,
  clamp 
 | 
 
143. 
 | 
  
Wary 
 | 
  
cautious,
  circumspect 
 | 
  
heedless,
  negligent 
 | 
 
144. 
 | 
  
Wane 
 | 
  
decline
  dwindle 
 | 
  
ameliorate,
  rise 
 | 
 
145. 
 | 
  
Wilt 
 | 
  
wither,
  perish 
 | 
  
revive,
  bloom 
 | 
 
146. 
 | 
  
Yoke 
 | 
  
connect,
  harness 
 | 
  
liberate,
  release 
 | 
 
147. 
 | 
  
Yield 
 | 
  
surrender,
  abdicate 
 | 
  
resist,
  protest 
 | 
 
148. 
 | 
  
Zest 
 | 
  
delight,
  enthusiasm 
 | 
  
disgust,
  passive 
 | 
 
149. 
 | 
  
Zenith 
 | 
  
summit,
  apex 
 | 
  
nadir,
  passive 
 | 
 
150. 
 | 
  
Zig-zag 
 | 
  
oblique,
  wayward 
 | 
  
straight,
  unbent 
 | 
 

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