"Behoove" means, in the Free Dictionary.comVerb1.behoove - be appropriate or necessary; "It behooves us to reflect on this matter"
SO the antonym would be the opposite of that. So you could say the antonym for "behoove" would be
"hurts" or "injures" Instead of "It behooves us" it could be "It injures us." I couldn't think of an antonym that exactly reflects the way "behooves" is used, except for "it wouldn't behoove us." "Behoove" is basically an archaic subjunctive word, so there is probably another archaic word that would be its exact antonym, but I don't know what it is or how to find it.
Sentences: It will behoove you to at least try. What does behoove mean? How do use behoove in a sentence?
inaudibly, silently
what is the antonym of lavishly
Ignore and disregard are two antonyms of heed.
Conclude and stop are antonyms for the word cease.
Sentences: It will behoove you to at least try. What does behoove mean? How do use behoove in a sentence?
The past tense of behoove is behooved.
Two antonyms (opposites) of "Savagely" might be "Gently" and "Tenderly".
Fast and busy are antonyms for lazy.
Two antonyms for the noun play are: boredom and rest.Two antonyms for the verb play are: work and labor.Two antonyms for the verb play are: watch and listen.Two antonyms for the verb play are: sincerity and candor.
unbehooving
Shame or disgrace would both be antonyms of dignity.
The two antonyms for the word "old" are "new" and "young."
stay, wait?
discouragement, annoyance
depart leave
Boredom, and calmness