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Comparative for having (been) worked to the point of fatigue, exhaustion, or great stress
Comparative for overused to the point of being stale or commonplace
Comparative for intricately or elaborately decorated or detailed
Comparative for unnatural or artificial in one's mannerisms or behavior
Comparative for that has been described as greater or better than it actually is
Comparative for having no power or energy left
Comparative for exploited by being burdened with excessive work
Comparative for under a great deal of strain and worry
Comparative for not sufficiently paid or remunerated for one's work or labor
Comparative for damaged and shabby as a result of much use
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of a quality or result
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Comparative for achieved or maintained by careful and deliberate effort
Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
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Comparative for having (been) worked to the point of fatigue, exhaustion, or great stress
tenser
more overloaded
more strained
more stressed
more overburdened
more exhausted
more fatigued
more stressed out
more worn out
“Coffee was just the thing for an
overworked
doctor who needed the caffeine to keep them on their toes through the long shifts.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for overused to the point of being stale or commonplace
staler
triter
commoner
hackier
duller
mustier
flatter
hokier
cobwebbier
older
hoarier
boringer
mundaner
blander
normaler
ornerier
sillier
drearier
currenter
stupider
lowlier
drier
drabber
tamer
stodgier
heavier
stuffier
slower
arider
wearier
dustier
wishy-washier
plainer
lamer
barrener
prosier
dimmer
deadlier
waterier
draggier
deader
weaker
stiffer
simpler
feebler
squarer
fairer
emptier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
meaner
difficulter
uselesser
seriouser
softer
homelier
poorer
beiger
humbler
slighter
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
pokier
limper
paler
pallider
staider
weightier
blinder
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
fainter
thinner
wanner
unpleasanter
hazier
cheesier
shallower
hollower
glibber
kitschier
cleaner
more hackneyed
more banal
more tired
more commonplace
more unoriginal
more overused
more corny
more threadbare
more platitudinous
more timeworn
more derivative
more worn
more run-of-the-mill
more worn out
more played out
more shopworn
more pedestrian
more prosaic
more well-worn
more vapid
more routine
more uninspired
more ordinary
more conventional
more moth-eaten
more bromidic
more unimaginative
more predictable
more set
more stereotypical
more obligatory
more bathetic
more exhausted
more ready-made
more drained
more cliched
more humdrum
more stereotypic
more platitudinal
more overdone
more cliché-ridden
more antiquated
more uninteresting
more standard
more vanilla
more average
more familiar
more quotidian
more obsolete
more tedious
more usual
more unremarkable
more unexceptional
more unexciting
more mediocre
more uneventful
more customary
more undistinguished
more repetitious
more unmemorable
more indifferent
more lacklustre
UK
more defunct
more lackluster
US
more unsophisticated
more old-fashioned
more warmed-up
more mainstream
more old-hat
more forgettable
more prevalent
more bush-league
more antwacky
more orthodox
more standardized
US
more outdated
more insipid
more imitative
more ineffective
more uncreative
more mawkish
more outmoded
more outworn
more faded
more dated
more aged
more frayed
more used
more traditional
more out-of-date
more monotonous
more prevailing
more popular
more basic
more regular
more tiresome
more wearisome
more established
more formal
more typical
more unvaried
more trivial
more workaday
more ho-hum
more characterless
more middling
more ho hum
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more unnoteworthy
more plebeian
more natural
more inane
more vieux jeu
more uninspiring
more lifeless
more ponderous
more leaden
more tiring
more spiritless
more sterile
more blah
more unstimulating
more nondescript
more milk-and-water
more plodding
more featureless
more namby-pamby
more unvarying
more repetitive
more vacuous
more anaemic
UK
more matter-of-fact
more passionless
more banausic
more soporific
more anemic
US
more OK
more weariful
more dreich
more second-rate
more unadventurous
more lustreless
more day-to-day
more soulless
more turgid
more passable
more underwhelming
more wooden
more run of the mill
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more depressing
more yawnsome
more unappealing
more uninventive
more zestless
more lusterless
more monotone
more inoffensive
more bloodless
more unchanging
more tolerable
more mechanical
more undistinctive
more pointless
more irksome
more unspirited
more laborious
more prolix
more amateur
more dismal
more amateurish
more unrelieved
more sapless
more innocuous
more insignificant
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more white-bread
more soul-destroying
more charmless
more whitebread
more plastic
more unartistic
more modest
more unromantic
more tarnished
more passe
more menial
more mindless
more unpretentious
more unspecial
more formalistic
more workday
more disappointing
more toneless
more uninterested
more inadequate
more suburban
more unimpressive
more unmoved
more tenuous
more blasé
more boilerplate
more uniform
more vacant
more unimpressed
more interminable
more enervating
more mortal
more exhausting
more general
more unfeeling
more unexpressive
more unexcited
more expressionless
more torpid
more stilted
more jake
more generic
more pedantic
more heavy-handed
more moderate
more desolate
more verbose
more low-grade
more downcast
more antiseptic
more unpalatable
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more impersonal
more adequate
more accustomed
more casual
more informal
more habitual
more frequent
more domestic
more clinical
more uninviting
more sentimental
more decent
more wonted
more long-drawn-out
more unattractive
more disagreeable
more intermediate
more meh
more institutional
more washed out
more meaningless
more artificial
more superficial
more straightforward
more unembellished
more unadorned
more unemotional
more businesslike
more deadpan
more one-dimensional
more ❯
“The banality of evil may be an
overworked
phrase, but it applies here.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for intricately or elaborately decorated or detailed
fussier
busier
flowerier
fancier
frillier
chintzier
messier
untidier
purpler
windier
loftier
wordier
showier
mouthier
gassier
bigger
fulsomer
flashier
grander
glibber
stiffer
awkwarder
rotunder
richer
haughtier
artier
bolder
stuffier
stagier
steeper
extremer
taller
hammier
schmaltzier
more overwrought
more ornate
more florid
more baroque
more overdone
more gingerbreaded
more gingerbready
more overelaborate
more flamboyant
more overblown
more contrived
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more strained
more exaggerated
more overripe
more grandiloquent
more over-elaborate
more high-flown
more cluttered
more elaborate
more crowded
more overstated
more convoluted
more excessive
more mixed-up
more embellished
more muddled
more disorderly
more bombastic
more magniloquent
more highfalutin
more orotund
more aureate
more pretentious
more turgid
more inflated
more tumid
more verbose
more declamatory
more grandiose
more ostentatious
more pompous
more magnific
more extravagant
more sonorous
more affected
more hyperbolic
more hifalutin
more eloquent
more pleonastic
more Ossianic
more articulate
more stilted
more effusive
more theatrical
more flatulent
more gaseous
more swollen
more silver-tongued
more complicated
more formal
more bombast
more pedantic
more scholarly
more erudite
more fluent
more histrionic
more artificial
more overweening
more magnified
more bloated
more actorly
more hyped
more forced
more prolix
more ornamental
more unnatural
more dramatic
more figurative
more Ciceronian
more voluble
more epideictic
more melodramatic
more imposing
more Demosthenean
more Demosthenic
more tumescent
more vocal
more la-di-da
more over the top
more long-winded
more unconvincing
more mannered
more decorative
more Miltonian
more Homeric
more snobbish
more luscious
more epic
more metaphorical
more superficial
more elegant
more blustering
more loudmouthed
more full of hot air
more puffed
more detailed
more involved
more complex
more decorated
more redundant
more diffuse
more overinflated
more discursive
more rhapsodical
more elocutionary
more booming
more wedding-cake
more amplified
more preposterous
more sensationalistic
more sensational
more sensationalist
more fabulous
more farfetched
more fantastic
more unrealistic
more spectacular
more stylized
more impossible
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unnatural or artificial in one's mannerisms or behavior
stiffer
faker
hollower
phonier
UK
falser
posier
awkwarder
hammier
rigider
snider
fishier
oilier
jivier
glibber
smoother
mealier
stagier
campier
queerer
benter
blander
hokier
artsier
camper
more affected
more artificial
more assumed
more forced
more strained
more unnatural
more contrived
more overblown
more overdone
more insincere
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more overripe
more mannered
more unconvincing
more exaggerated
more superficial
more bogus
more mechanical
more plastic
more stilted
more factitious
more sham
more spurious
more affectated
more conceited
more fakey
more melodramatic
more wooden
more grudging
more uneasy
more binding
more forcible
more stringent
more constrained
more bound
more inflexible
more coercive
more self-conscious
more uncomfortable
more deceptive
more fraudulent
more hypocritical
more specious
more ersatz
more fictitious
more unctuous
more unauthentic
more manufactured
more inauthentic
more Pecksniffian
more cod
more misleading
more duplicitous
more actorly
more pretentious
more ostensible
more professed
more pharisaical
more theatrical
more faithless
more synthetic
more unreliable
more pharisaic
more phony-baloney
more smooth-tongued
more backhanded
more pirate
more wrong
more Janus-faced
more unspontaneous
more meretricious
more elaborate
more overwrought
more pseudonymous
more made-up
more delusory
more delusive
more Hollywood
more captious
more suppositious
more supposititious
more leaden
more imaginary
more seeming
more apparent
more invented
more impostrous
more cheating
more falsified
more imposturous
more deceitful
more fixed
more recherche
more untrue
more far-fetched
more dishonest
more laborious
more unrelaxed
more untruthful
more untrustworthy
more genteel
more hypocritic
more apish
more highfaluting
more chichi
more stuck up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for that has been described as greater or better than it actually is
fulsomer
unfairer
stagier
camper
steeper
extremer
taller
hammier
schmaltzier
more overdone
more excessive
more extravagant
more exaggerated
more overstated
more inflated
more hyped
more inordinate
more undue
more theatrical
more overripe
more melodramatic
more immoderate
more actorly
more preposterous
more sensationalistic
more disproportionate
more overelaborate
more effusive
more gushing
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more needless
more unnecessary
more unreasonable
more affected
more forced
more elaborate
more over-elaborate
more over the top
more overblown
more overweening
more bloated
more pretentious
more pompous
more hyperbolic
more magnified
more overwrought
more intemperate
more unrestrained
more superfluous
more profuse
more dramatic
more amplified
more sensationalist
more sensational
more fabulous
more farfetched
more fantastic
more impossible
more histrionic
more unrealistic
more embellished
more spectacular
more stylized
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having no power or energy left
wearier
sleepier
drowsier
droopier
deader
logier
limper
blearier
sicker
lower
weaker
flatter
infirmer
fainter
groggier
gaunter
wanner
peakier
feebler
paler
sicklier
sluggisher
dozier
dreamier
emptier
frailer
slighter
wimpier
sorer
tenderer
softer
unhealthier
badder
rottener
lousier
shakier
unsteadier
more tuckered out
more exhausted
more tired
more fatigued
more drained
more pooped
more beat
more enervated
more wasted
more drooping
more asleep
more finished
more worn out
more played out
more dead on one's feet
more jaded
more knackered
more whacked
more worn
more done
more beaten
more shattered
more aweary
more tapped out
more loggy
more fried
more shot
more bored
more taxed
more done up
more fagged out
more somnolent
more clapped out
more zonked
more frazzled
more effete
more weakened
more jiggered
more fordone
more puffed
more whipped
more wabbit
more stonkered
more rooted
more toilworn
more shagged out
more haggard
more weariful
more disabled
more breathless
more washed out
more languid
more strained
more puffed out
more careworn
more drawn
more listless
more languorous
more wrecked
more bleary-eyed
more used up
more unwell
more ashen
more blanched
more etiolated
more dog-weary
more slumberous
more broken-down
more asthenic
more dopey
more hollow-eyed
more torpid
more stressed out
more heavy-lidded
more used
more bedraggled
more lethargic
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more narcoleptic
more overused
more blasé
more lackadaisical
more comatose
more supine
more stuporous
more delicate
more ill
more incapacitated
more indisposed
more ailing
more unsubstantial
more wimpish
more decrepit
more softened
more anemic
US
more bedridden
more off-color
US
more anaemic
UK
more out of sorts
more aching
more footsore
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for exploited by being burdened with excessive work
more overburdened
more used
more abused
more put-upon
Adjective
▲
Comparative for under a great deal of strain and worry
busier
more hard-pressed
more pressed
more troubled
more overburdened
more beleaguered
more overloaded
more time-poor
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not sufficiently paid or remunerated for one's work or labor
more underpaid
more unremunerated
more overburdened
more unappreciated
more undervalued
Adjective
▲
Comparative for damaged and shabby as a result of much use
shabbier
holier
scruffier
seedier
shoddier
sorrier
tattier
grottier
raggedier
rattier
older
more worn
more frayed
more ragged
more threadbare
more faded
more moth-eaten
more broken-down
more decrepit
more dilapidated
more tumbledown
more worn out
more overused
more used
more busted
more clapped out
more damaged
more lined
more ruined
more wizened
more dog-eared
more well-worn
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of a quality or result
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Comparative for achieved or maintained by careful and deliberate effort
wilfuller
more deliberate
more calculated
more knowing
more intentional
more conscious
more purposeful
more measured
more reasoned
more advised
more thoughtful
more prepense
more willful
more voluntary
more volitional
more careful
more contrived
more prepared
more willing
more studious
more mannered
more affected
more artificial
more forced
more guarded
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more strained
more overdone
more thought-out
more self-conscious
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▲
Comparative for detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements
fancier
fuller
minuter
knottier
more elaborate
more complex
more complicated
more detailed
more intricate
more involved
more convoluted
more sophisticated
more thorough
more painstaking
more extensive
more particular
more tortuous
more byzantine
more careful
more complicate
more daedal
more entangled
more exact
more involute
more laboured
UK
more labyrinthian
more labyrinthine
more precise
more serpentine
more baffling
more bewildering
more circumstantial
more confusing
more imposing
more labored
US
more prodigious
more skilful
UK
more skillful
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more overdone
more refined
more Byzantine
more Daedalian
more Gordian
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