The correct answer is Option (4) → Amicable
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Acrimonious describes a sharp, bitter, or nasty feeling or tone, especially in speech or a relationship. For example, an acrimonious debate is full of resentment and anger.
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Amicable means characterized by friendliness and goodwill; having a spirit of friendliness. It is the direct opposite of a bitter or hostile feeling.
- Bitter – harsh, resentful, or angry; similar to acrimonious, not opposite.
Resolute – firm or determined; unrelated to harshness or friendliness.
Vague – unclear or not specific; not the opposite of acrimonious.
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