What is the opposite of baroque?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of highly ornate and extravagant in style Opposite of detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements Opposite of involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language Opposite of elaborately or highly decorated in design or decoration Opposite of vivid or colorful in design or style Opposite of highly ornamental or imaginative in design Opposite of excessively decorated Opposite of very severe or serious Opposite of excessive in degree or amount (informal) Opposite of whimsical or flamboyant in nature or appearance … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of highly ornate and extravagant in style middling moderate modest reasonable temperate unadorned undecorated mild understated necessary careful fewer less poor lenient soft light clement easy gentle merciful tolerant sparing forgiving condoning easy-going Adjective ▲ Opposite of detailed and complicated in design and planning, involving many carefully arranged elements noncomplex noncomplicated plain simple uncomplicated straightforward easy effortless elementary painless undemanding basic facile unexacting uninvolved unchallenging unsophisticated clear manageable snap obvious nothing unfussy accessible apparent cinch direct trouble-free easy-peasy a cinch a doddle as easy as ABC a piece of cake a snap duck soup plain sailing a breeze a bludge a snip money for jam as easy as pie money for old rope idiot-proof a pushover a five-finger exercise as easy as falling off a log a piece of old tackle straight understandable unfancy no-frills unproblematic untroublesome user friendly user-friendly smooth simplified trivial blameless exonerated breezy ordinary inconsiderable organisedUK untangled unraveledUS unravelledUK methodical ordered systematic organizedUS apprehensible mindless comprehendible fathomable comprehensible nice unambiguous intelligible graspable easily done clear-cut non-complex non-compound coherent self-explanatory well-defined clearly expressed more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language restrained moderate reasonable temperate modest middling sensible mild cheap warranted low fair good controlled justified judicious calm inexpensive competitive acceptable civilizedUS sophisticated cultured decent honest unprejudiced just kind nice refined civilisedUK rightful inhibited limited logical ok enough Adjective ▲ Opposite of elaborately or highly decorated in design or decoration austere plain severe stark unadorned bare basic ordinary simple spartan subdued unfussy dull offensive poor ugly unsophisticated modest restrained muted undecorated unostentatious unpretentious unembellished conservative patternless unornamented understated unpatterned everyday moderate homespun homely chaste toned-down unobtrusive unornate inelaborate workaday without frills plain vanilla unfancy vanilla common cheap middling commonplace reasonable reserved demure subtle stripped naked uncovered denuded quiet unflashy inferior square repressed straight conventional bare bones ordinary-looking no-frills bare-bones white natural unflowery stripped down plain-featured sober low-key low-keyed humble regular normal undesigning discreet straightforward frugal unpresumptuous unelaborate unassuming ingenuous pretensionless minimal unaffected noncomplex uncomplicated noncomplicated usual easy penny plain more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of vivid or colorful in design or style boring bland flat undistinguished ordinary common standard normal general unremarkable typical plain unmemorable average regular everyday unpretentious simple modest unexceptional uninteresting characterless uninspired humble commonplace mundane colourlessUK colorlessUS familiar uninspiring conventional accustomed natural usual mainstream uneventful traditional workaday stereotyped banal generic dull prosaic unnoteworthy stale predictable stock expected middling routine suburban popular established set nondescript monotonous humdrum household pedestrian fair nonglamorous vanilla settled quotidian unexotic daily frequent unglamorous customary nonexotic mediocre habitual bog-standard passable unromantic indifferent run-of-the-mill garden-variety wonted plain-Jane so-so middle-of-the-road more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of highly ornamental or imaginative in design practical Adjective ▲ Opposite of excessively decorated moderate reserved conservative muted restrained subdued unobtrusive constrained low-key toned down controlled gentle hushed quiet subtle tasteful temperate tempered inobtrusive mellow mild unexcessive unextreme “A minimalist approach will work best when redecorating this room to provide it with a more moderate look.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very severe or serious mild moderate insignificant middling modest lenient minimal minor temperate trifling trivial faint nominal slight superficial token feeble meagerUS meagreUK ordinary paltry unimportant vague half-hearted imperceptible “Leaders hope that taking mild action today will dampen wage demands before they become significant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of excessive in degree or amount modest acceptable moderate reasonable adequate average fair ordinary plain small economical midsized unextravagant lowly unassuming scanty temperate unboastful light satisfactory simple meek middling unexcessive discreet meagerUS meagreUK sparse unostentatious limited medium tolerable unpretentious intermediate median unexceptional unimposing humble midsize skimpy unpresuming low-key “If a relatively modest amount of money was spent now, the maintenance costs for the future would be no more than for a new building.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of whimsical or flamboyant in nature or appearance boring dull drab lacklusterUS lacklustreUK mundane humorlessUS humourlessUK characterless colorlessUS colourlessUK commonplace dreary lifeless monotonous stale tiring humdrum insipid mind-numbing pedestrian routine spiritless stereotyped stodgy dead flat ho hum ordinary platitudinous prosaic repetitious repetitive stuffy tame tedious threadbare tiresome trite unexciting uninspiring uninteresting unvaried unwitty vapid wearisome well-worn bromidic drag drudging ho-hum moth-eaten plebeian unimaginative uninspired bomb cloying arid “This year's Mardi Gras is much more boring than last year's.” Find more words! 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