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Comparative for excessive in obsequious praise or flattery
Comparative for characterized by a lack of sincerity
Comparative for oily or greasy in texture or nature
Comparative for behaving or prone to behave in an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way
Comparative for piously self-assured and smugly moralistic
Comparative for expressed appreciatively or as a compliment
Comparative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
Comparative for smug or ostentatiously virtuous
Comparative for having a smooth texture or consistency
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Comparative for excessive in obsequious praise or flattery
oilier
smarmier
smoother
suaver
slicker
soapier
fulsomer
glibber
humbler
slimier
greasier
gushier
suckier
butterier
slipperier
phonier
US
creamier
smugger
creepier
abjecter
sugarier
softer
lavisher
mushier
silkier
sleeker
suppler
lowlier
ignobler
baser
sweeter
ickier
dreamier
lovinger
spoonier
soppier
schmaltzier
sloppier
slushier
weepier
drippier
syrupier
gooier
tenderer
soupier
cheesier
cutesier
sicklier
fruitier
stickier
wetter
treaclier
sloshier
sillier
hokier
triter
extremer
tackier
tearier
feebler
sadder
plentifuller
ampler
higher
steeper
more sycophantic
more obsequious
more ingratiating
more flattering
more servile
more oleaginous
more subservient
more gushing
more adulatory
more urbane
more hagiographic
more insincere
more effusive
more cloying
more plausible
more nauseating
more hypocritical
more sickening
more wheedling
more saponaceous
more pinguid
more silver-tongued
more smooth-tongued
more self-abasing
more smooth-talking
more honey-tongued
more Uriah Heepish
more deferential
more toadyish
more slavish
more charming
more submissive
more mealy-mouthed
more honeyed
more sycophantish
more truckling
more disarming
more extravagant
more enthusiastic
more encomiastic
more reverential
more parasitical
more spineless
more insinuative
more over the top
more complimentary
more excessive
more appreciative
more unrestrained
more craven
more overdone
more exuberant
more expansive
more obeisant
more emotional
more encomiastical
more ebullient
more subordinate
more sentimental
more lyrical
more compliable
more respectful
more compliant
more eloquent
more ingratiatory
more suggestive
more insinuatory
more despicable
more polished
more admiring
more generous
more profuse
more worshipful
more self-effacing
more winning
more laudatory
more sugarcoated
more pleasing
more persuasive
more faithful
more dependent
more oiled
more sophisticated
more overgenerous
more assured
more voluble
more blubbery
more maudlin
more self-assured
more media-savvy
more waxy
more overemotional
more mawkish
more nostalgic
more lubricative
more lubricous
more smeary
more corny
more overenthusiastic
more idealistic
more moonstruck
more affectionate
more bathetic
more impressionable
more inane
more affected
more demonstrative
more insipid
more lovey-dovey
more dewy-eyed
more sappy
more romantic
more touching
more tearful
more novelettish
more pathetic
more sobby
more softhearted
more passionate
more vapid
more chocolate-box
more twee
more visionary
more toe-curling
more exaggerated
more lachrymose
more prodigal
more superfluous
more banal
more actorly
more dramatic
more wholehearted
more theatrical
more unlimited
more immoderate
more oversentimental
more inordinate
more self-pitying
more moving
more poignant
more sickly sweet
more candied
more oversweet
more tragic
more melancholy
more depressing
more plaintive
more dismal
more uninhibited
more touchy-feely
more vociferous
more free-flowing
more abundant
more copious
more bountiful
more teeming
more liberal
more exorbitant
more bounteous
more prolific
more abounding
more extortionate
more luxuriant
more plenty
more undue
more opulent
more disproportionate
more unwarranted
more needless
more unreasonable
more unnecessary
more unstinting
more plethoric
more overextravagant
more fancy-pants
more intolerable
more unconscionable
more overweening
more sumptuous
more profusive
more uncalled for
more outré
more ❯
“Why are such third-rate jowly,
unctuous
yes-men at the helm of artistic institutions?”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by a lack of sincerity
phonier
UK
faker
mealier
falser
hollower
snider
oilier
jivier
glibber
smoother
fishier
shiftier
slier
blander
weaker
sneakier
craftier
trickier
foxier
slipperier
slicker
wilier
subtler
astuter
stealthier
deeper
snakier
more insincere
more hypocritical
more artificial
more backhanded
more Pecksniffian
more phony-baloney
more Janus-faced
more deceptive
more duplicitous
more faithless
more fraudulent
more deceitful
more dishonest
more unnatural
more affected
more specious
more treacherous
more spurious
more pharisaical
more untruthful
more unreliable
more pharisaic
more smooth-tongued
more perfidious
more disloyal
more disingenuous
more mendacious
more assumed
more pretentious
more captious
more cynical
more untrustworthy
more knavish
more inauthentic
more back-stabbing
more hypocritic
more actorly
more sham
more unauthentic
more double-crossing
more contrived
more unconvincing
more strained
more hollow-hearted
more mannered
more superficial
more beguiling
more artful
more guileful
more cunning
more underhanded
more misleading
more stilted
more indirect
more ironic
more dubious
more ambiguous
more cryptic
more enigmatic
more equivocal
more sardonic
more uncertain
more double-edged
more underhand
more devious
more untrue
more unfaithful
more overdone
more exaggerated
more evasive
more ambidextrous
more ambivalent
more designing
more crooked
more Machiavellian
more surreptitious
more secret
more intriguing
more sinister
more dangerous
more perilous
more corrupt
more wormlike
more insidious
more ❯
“He is as
unctuous
as they come, and as slippery and lethal as a herd of rattlers in a barrel of oil.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for oily or greasy in texture or nature
oilier
greasier
fattier
lardier
slicker
slipperier
richer
fatter
creamier
butterier
heavier
heartier
slimier
bigger
ampler
stodgier
squarer
starchier
savourier
UK
savorier
US
more oleaginous
more lardaceous
more blubbery
more saponaceous
more fatlike
more lardlike
more unguinous
more suety
more pinguid
more butyraceous
more adipocerous
more calorific
more fattening
more filling
more satisfying
more cloying
more substantial
more solid
more caloric
more fried
more oiled
more lubricious
more abundant
more leaden
more nourishing
more delicious
“The slowly braised veal shank fell off the bone, creamily
unctuous
.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for behaving or prone to behave in an untrustworthy, deceitful, or insincere way
shadier
trickier
falser
shiftier
craftier
wilier
sneakier
slipperier
dodgier
benter
sharper
unfairer
dirtier
subtler
shonkier
faster
slimmer
more dishonest
more deceitful
more duplicitous
more crooked
more fraudulent
more underhand
more deceptive
more treacherous
more unscrupulous
more devious
more guileful
more cunning
more untrustworthy
more unprincipled
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
UK
more underhanded
more insincere
more unethical
more designing
more perfidious
more corrupt
more disreputable
more untruthful
more cheating
more illegal
more misleading
more traitorous
more mendacious
more criminal
more immoral
more rogue
more knavish
more unlawful
more unjust
more villainous
more recreant
more rascally
more amoral
more roguish
more truthless
more malfeasant
more elusive
more sinister
more backbiting
more untrusted
more Janus-faced
more double-crossing
more hollow-hearted
more false-hearted
Adjective
▲
Comparative for piously self-assured and smugly moralistic
smugger
preachier
haughtier
churchier
stuffier
falser
prouder
vainer
uppitier
lordlier
cockier
loftier
snootier
snobbier
brasher
toploftier
huffier
sniffier
high and mightier
bolder
snottier
chestier
brassier
cheekier
snippier
surer
cooler
happier
more self-righteous
more sanctimonious
more pietistic
more hypocritical
more priggish
more pompous
more pharisaic
more affected
more complacent
more egotistical
more noble
more pretentious
more supercilious
more self-satisfied
more mealy-mouthed
more hoity-toity
more religiose
more insincere
more Pecksniffian
more pharisaical
more artificial
more pietistical
more judgmental
more judgemental
more high-hat
more snobbish
more self-important
more conceited
more vainglorious
more overweening
more prideful
more egotistic
more egoistic
more bigheaded
more egoistical
more stuck-up
more biggity
more self-conceited
more swellheaded
more self-congratulatory
more moralistic
more biggety
more arrogant
more pontifical
more puffed up
more narcissistic
more full of oneself
more important
more assured
more presumptuous
more egocentric
more self-assured
more patronizing
US
more disdainful
more opinionated
more hubristic
more overbearing
more immodest
more high-handed
more contemptuous
more insolent
more self-centered
US
more elitist
more blustering
more boastful
more uppish
more scornful
more self-serving
more selfish
more self-centred
UK
more swaggering
more bumptious
more cavalier
more condescending
more hifalutin
more highfalutin
more stuck up
more bloated
more toploftical
more overconfident
more stiff-necked
more impudent
more orgulous
more toffee-nosed
more patronising
UK
more audacious
more confident
more consequential
more didactic
more homiletic
more sermonic
more homiletical
more brazen
more mocking
more huffish
more assumptive
more self-assertive
more fancy-pants
more sententious
more autocratic
more bossy
more ostentatious
more aloof
more dismissive
more self-confident
more content
more pleased
more blusterous
more cocksure
more domineering
more flushed
more stuck on oneself
more hotshot
more satisfied
more contented
more easy-going
more obsequious
more triumphant
more unconcerned
more serene
more dogmatic
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for expressed appreciatively or as a compliment
better
friendlier
fulsomer
sugarier
kinder
courtlier
politer
more complimentary
more appreciative
more commendatory
more laudatory
more flattering
more adulatory
more positive
more approbatory
more favourable
UK
more glowing
more favorable
US
more congratulatory
more panegyrical
more praiseful
more laudative
more approbative
more sycophantic
more encomiastic
more approving
more respectful
more admiring
more encomiastical
more gracious
more plauditory
more honeyed
more civil
more well-wishing
Adjective
▲
Comparative for marked by charm, confidence and elegance
suaver
politer
courtlier
smoother
worldlier
cooler
pleasanter
svelter
glibber
slicker
blander
oilier
fulsomer
softer
better-bred
kinder
kindlier
smarmier
better-mannered
silkier
classier
finer
gentler
better-behaved
grander
statelier
smarter
chicer
seemlier
plusher
lovelier
worthier
posher
nicer
swankier
fancier
loftier
prouder
honester
comelier
juster
sublimer
eliter
daintier
primmer
choicer
lordlier
better
greater
friendlier
higher
better-groomed
womanlier
kinglier
princelier
queenlier
knightlier
maturer
lavisher
world-wearier
swisher
plushier
milder
neighborlier
US
richer
lusher
swanker
splendider
costlier
glitzier
auguster
snazzier
better-dressed
ritzier
purer
saintlier
godlier
humaner
sounder
praiseworthier
cleaner
braver
benigner
more urbane
more cultivated
more refined
more polished
more courteous
more sophisticated
more cultured
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more civil
more gracious
more debonair
more gentlemanly
more gallant
more mannerly
more affable
more charming
more dignified
more obliging
more tactful
more diplomatic
more cordial
more politic
more genial
more poised
more agreeable
more formal
more pleasing
more ingratiating
more sociable
more impeccable
more worldly-wise
more smooth-tongued
more smooth-talking
more silver-tongued
more soft-spoken
more genteel
more chivalrous
more considerate
more decorous
more decent
more ladylike
more accommodating
more couth
more hospitable
more persuasive
more complaisant
more respectable
more respectful
more congenial
more approachable
more together
more composed
more facile
more collected
more possessed
more unruffled
more coolheaded
more equable
more royal
more sedate
more media-savvy
more elegant
more noble
more stylish
more distinguished
more graceful
more proper
more tasteful
more aristocratic
more honourable
UK
more honorable
US
more exquisite
more opulent
more majestic
more fashionable
more luxurious
more sumptuous
more high-minded
more upright
more principled
more virtuous
more handsome
more accomplished
more moral
more cosmopolitan
more correct
more discerning
more well behaved
more dashing
more enlightened
more artistic
more thoughtful
more reputable
more upmarket
more ornate
more discreet
more beneficent
more well-born
more regal
more upper-crust
more blue-blooded
more beautiful
more righteous
more modish
more delicate
more upstanding
more respected
more educated
more balanced
more deferential
more ethical
more aesthetic
UK
more magnanimous
more classic
more attentive
more ostentatious
more elaborate
more uncorrupted
more elevated
more estimable
more gentlemanlike
more meritorious
more becoming
more esthetic
US
more scrupulous
more great-hearted
more venerable
more developed
more overdone
more high-class
more charitable
more valiant
more befitting
more patrician
more independent
more de rigueur
more upper crust
more well-spoken
more highbred
more self-respecting
more aristocratical
more appealing
more attractive
more confident
more raffish
more advanced
more self-assured
more ceremonious
more metropolitan
more self-sufficient
more experienced
more amicable
more modest
more knowledgeable
more citified
more intelligent
more blasé
more blue
more knowing
more erudite
more benevolent
more deluxe
more amiable
more condescending
more conciliatory
more amenable
more solicitous
more sympathetic
more concerned
more good-natured
more obsequious
more punctilious
more neighbourly
UK
more luxury
more magnificent
more expensive
more select
more gorgeous
more grandiose
more rare
more affected
more stylized
more recherche
more glamorous
more Lucullan
more glittering
more fancy-pants
more rectitudinous
more equitable
more incorruptible
more professional
more laudable
more saintlike
more admirable
more exemplary
more untainted
more sinless
more right-thinking
more dutiful
more obedient
more angelic
more unbribable
more incorrupted
more innocent
more unimpeachable
more right-minded
more lawful
more self-righteous
more redoubtable
more natural
more illustrious
more outstanding
more greathearted
more bounteous
more unselfish
more guiltless
more inculpable
more blameless
more tractable
more sanctimonious
more irreprehensible
more extraordinary
more remarkable
more stand-up
more religious
more saving
more sportsmanly
more dinkum
more lenient
more straightforward
more sportsmanlike
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for smug or ostentatiously virtuous
primmer
prissier
starchier
mimsier
squarer
smugger
nicer
more prudish
more puritanical
more proper
more Victorian
more priggish
more schoolmarmish
more schoolmistressy
more moralistic
more governessy
more sanctimonious
more Pecksniffian
more puritan
more shockable
more moral
more PC
more virtuous
more strait-laced
more old-maidish
more niminy-piminy
more self-righteous
more prim and proper
more self-satisfied
more straight-laced
more politically correct
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a smooth texture or consistency
silkier
smoother
creamier
finer
more velvety
more honeylike
more mellifluous
more refined
more whipped
more silklike
more velvetlike
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more unctuous
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