- b.Meretriciousmeans gaudy, tawdry, and showily attractive but
false or insincere. Its antonym is austere, which means severe or
stern in attitude or appearance; simple, unadorned, plain. - c. Prodigalmeans recklessly wasteful or extravagant, especially
with money. Its antonym is frugal, which means careful and
economical, sparing, thrifty. - b.Impecuniousmeans having little or no money; poor, penniless.
Its antonym is opulent, which means possessing great wealth,
affluent. - a. A debacleis a sudden disaster or total failure. Its antonym is éclat,
which means conspicuous success, great acclaim, or brilliant
achievement. - b.Malaiseis a feeling of illness or unease. Its antonym is euphoria,
which is a feeling of well-being and high spirits. - c. Acridmeans having an unpleasantly bitter, sharp taste or smell;
bitter or caustic in language or manner. Its antonym is piquant,
which means agreeably pungent, sharp, or tart in taste;
pleasantly stimulating or provocative. - b.Providentmeans wisely providing for future needs; frugal. Its
antonym is profligate, which means recklessly wasteful or
extravagant; prodigal. It also means lacking moral restraint. - a. Plethorameans an overabundance, extreme excess. Its antonym
is paucity, which means scarcity, smallness of supply or quantity. - d.Propinquitymeans proximity; affinity, similarity in nature. Its
antonym is antithesis, which means the direct or exact opposite;
contrast.
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