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adj. modest and reserve in dress, manner or behavior

Synonyms: sedate, prim, staid

Antonyms: bold, forward, immodest

n. the point at which the plot of a novel or drama is finally resolved; the outcome or solution of a complex sequence of events

Synonyms: unraveling (of a plot), final solution

adj. shifting from one thing to another without reason or purpose; haphazard or random

Synonyms: fitful, erratic, spasmodic, intermittent

 Antonyms: constant, concentrated, steadfast; methodical, systematic

v. to move away from, especially what is considered normal, right or acceptable.

Synonyms: diverge, veer, swerve, stray, wander 

Antonyms: conform to, stick to, abide by

adj. empty; lacking in

Synonyms: destitute of, bereft of, wanting in, deficient in

Antonyms: replete with, fraught with, saturated with, full of, teeming with

adj. deeply religious, earnest, or sincere

Synonyms: pious, faithful; reverent, ardent, zealous

Antonyms: irreligious, unreligious, unfaithful; irreverent

adj. skillful in using one's hands or mind; clever

Synonyms: hand, adroit, deft, adept

Antonyms: awkward, clumsy, gauche, inept

adj. fallen into disrepair or partial ruin, usually through neglect 

Synonyms: decrepit, deteriorated, run-down, decaying

Antonyms: well kept, well maintained, unspoiled, undamaged

adj. inclined to put things off, intended to postpone something

Synonyms: late, tardy, slow, behindhand, laggard, dawdling, lackadaisical

Antonyms:  prompt, punctual, speedy, swift, quick, fast, expeditious

adj. hardworking, thorough and persistent 

Synonyms: assiduous, sedulous, indefatigable 

Antonyms: lazy, slothful, indolent