Antonym of INSIPID

nervous
pungent
saucy
sour

The correct answer is: B. pungent

An antonym is a word that means the opposite of another word. In this case, the word “insipid” means “lacking flavor or interest.” The word “pungent” means “having a strong, sharp taste or smell.” Therefore, “pungent” is the opposite of “insipid” because it has a strong flavor or smell, while “insipid” does not.

The other options are not opposites of “insipid.” The word “nervous” means “feeling or showing anxiety or nervousness.” The word “saucy” means “rude or disrespectful.” The word “sour” means “having a sharp, unpleasant taste.”

Here are some examples of how the words “insipid” and “pungent”

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can be used in a sentence:
  • The soup was so insipid that I couldn’t finish it.
  • The smell of the onions was so pungent that it made my eyes water.
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