Select the option that is most nearly opposite to the given word
TENTATIVE (opposiTE)
Faltering
Probationary
Speculative
Confident
Trial

• ans . Confident
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• tentative means cautious or not very confident because they are uncertain.
  so ans is confident
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• probationary
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• ans is
  confident
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• Tentative means done without confidence or hesitant, so ans is confident.
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• TENTATIVE MEANS UNDEFINITE(NOT SURE)
  AND PROBATIONARY,SPECULATIVE,TRIAL ALL ARE SYNONYMS OF TENTATIVE....
  AND CONFIDENT IS OPPOSITE OF IT.
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• tentative means agreement,
  faltering means not confident so ans is faltering
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• tentative=trail
  confident=very sure
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• confident
  
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• confident
  
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• CONFIDENT
  
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• Ans. Confident
  Tentative is used to a not sure characteristic moments so that ans is 100% confident
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• confident is the opposite
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• Tentative means not final or fully worked out or probationary. So its opposite is confident.
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• speculative
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• faltering is antonym
  probationary, speculative, confident, trail are the synonyms of tentative.
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• confident
  It has not; and we venture to express our confident belief, that it never will.
  
  We are confident of the success of this major venture in world recovery.
  
  And we are confident in principles that unite and lead us onward.
  
  Unity of opinion is not necessary to confident friendship and warm love.
  
  But the confident tone brought no response of agreement from Mary.
  
  He spoke with the sureness of a man of wealth, confident that money will salve any wound.
  
  But—if indeed, you are dazzled by the glamour of a title—do not be too confident of his fealty.
  
  Until then she had been resigned, she felt so strong and confident as she awaited the miracle.
  
  The General-in-chief was, as he had said, confident and serene.
  
  The soldiers, confident in their power, were under perfect control.
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