Antonyms Vocab Unit 12 Level E

abjure

affirm, avow, aver, profess

acrid

gentle, soothing, mild

august

humble, base, mean, lowly, abject

callous

sensitive, compassionate, tenderhearted

clandestine

open, overt, undisguised, aboveboard

compunction

shamelessness, insouciance, nonchalance

conflagration

deluge

elated

depressed, crestfallen, despondent, blue

indelible

erasable, impermanent, ephemeral

indulgent

strict, severe, hard-nosed

inveterate

sporadic, intermittent, occasional

irrelevant

pertinent, material, apropos, germane

nocturnal

daytime, diurnal

platitude

epigram, quip, witticism, bon mot

quell

incite, provoke, arouse, foment, stir up

quiescent

active, thriving, bustling, volatile

tacit

explicit, express, specific

tangible

immaterial, imperceptible, insubstantial

trenchant

dull, bland, insipid, vapid, imperceptive