Solve this multiple-choice question and choose the correct option.

Antonyms — Select the option that gives the best opposite of ‘‘INSIPID’’ (taste and interest: bland vs. flavorful).

Difficulty: Easy

Tasty
Stupid
Discreet
Feast

Correct Answer: Tasty

Explanation:

Given data

Word: INSIPID
Options: Tasty; Stupid; Discreet; Feast

Concept/Approach'Insipid' means lacking flavor or zest; dull. The clear opposite is 'Tasty', meaning flavorful and appealing.

Why the other options failStupid: relates to intelligence, not flavor or interest.Discreet: careful or diplomatic; unrelated axis.Feast: a large meal or celebration; not an antonym to tastelessness.

UsageInsipid soup ↔ tasty soup.

Final AnswerTasty

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