Question 59
AntonymsChoose the option opposite in meaning to the word or phrase in italics: The man advised his wife to steer a middle course in the argument between her and her employers.
- A.be recalcitrant
- B.be unrepentant
- C.be compromising
- D.be unrelenting.
Show the answer and explanation
Answer: A (be recalcitrant)
Explanation
Steering a middle course means being willing to compromise; being recalcitrant (stubbornly refusing to cooperate) is the opposite.