An antonym is a word that is opposite in meaning to another word, in the first proverb the antonyms are just and wicked, just means a rightful and good person and wicked is a person who is evil or morally wrong. In the second proverb the antonyms are diligent and slothful, a diligent person is someone who cares about their duties, a slothful person is someone who is lazy. In the third proverb the antonyms are righteous and wicked, righteous is very good, morally correct and wicked means evil. In the fourth proverb the antonyms are sluggard and diligent, this is similar to the antonyms of the second proverb, sluggard means lazy. In the last proverb the antonyms are rich and poor, meaning a person who has a lot of money and a person who doesn't have any, respectively.
