English, asked by Astronautnikhil8352, 9 months ago

Is coarse an antonym of elusive?

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Answered by drmalik021

Answer:

No it is not ..

the antonym of coarse is honest

Answered by ashleymcay

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Explanation:

Coarse means rough, either in texture or behavior. Elusive means difficult to find or achieve. An antonym for elusive would be accessible, inviting, convenient.

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