Synonyms and antonyms

Vocabulary flashcards featuring synonyms and antonyms from the College Admission Question Bank 2026 transcript.

Accumulate (v)

To gather, amass, assemble, or unite; antonyms include scatter, disperse, and disseminate.

Acme (n)

The summit, pinnacle, or zenith; antonyms include bottom, base, and nadir.

Amorphous (adj)

Formless, unembodied, incorporeal, or unformed; antonyms include definite, distinctive, and shaped.

Avarice (n)

Lust, greediness, esurient, or temptation; antonyms include bounty and generosity.

Amenable (adj)

Agreeable or willing; antonyms include reserved and unwilling.

Atrophy (n)

Decay; antonyms include expansion and progress.

Abase (v)

To belittle or subjugate; antonym is glorify.

Acumen (n)

Brilliance; antonym is stupidity.

Astute (adj)

Shrewd or adroit; antonyms include stupid and blockhead.

Auspicious (adj)

Fortunate or favorable; antonyms include ominous and inauspicious.

Brittle (adj)

Fragile, frail, tenuous, or breakable; antonyms include strong, wiry, enduring, and resistible.

Belligerent (adj)

Militant or combatant; antonyms include calm, peaceful, cooperative, and friendly.

Bankrupt (adj)

Destitute or insolvent; antonym is wealthy.

Blight (n & v)

Affliction or damage; antonym is prosper.

Benediction (n)

Blessing or approval; antonyms include imprecation and curse.

Blandishment

Flattery.

Baneful (adj)

Pernicious; antonym is innocuous.

Bootleg (v)

To smuggle or plagiarize; antonyms include legal and lawful.

Cautious (adj)

Careful, alert, vigilant, or considerate; antonyms include careless, inattentive, incautious, and unwary.

Copious (adj)

Plentiful, abundant, ample, bountiful, or profuse; antonyms include scarce, deficient, scanty, and rare.