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Contexts ▼▲ Adverb Opposite of in a clean way Opposite of according to the rules Opposite of adverb for free from dirt, marks, or stains Opposite of adverb for hygienic or sanitary Opposite of adverb for free from pollutants or impurities Opposite of adverb for in an empty or unmarked condition Opposite of adverb for free from guilt (of a person) Opposite of adverb for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol (of an action) Opposite of adverb for performed well and with precision Opposite of adverb for plain or simple in shape, form or design Opposite of adverb for that does not damage the environment Opposite of adverb for complete and thorough (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of adverb for to an absolute degree Opposite of adverb for empty, or lacking in contents (of sound or color) Opposite of adverb for free from anything that dulls or dims Opposite of adverb for being clear enough to read Adjective Opposite of not spoiled or made impure Opposite of arranged neatly and in order, or inclined to keep things neat and in order … more ▼ ▲ Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a clean way dirty illegally unfairly unjustly dishonestly unreasonably unethically dishonorablyUS unscrupulously dishonourablyUK immorally underhandedly below the belt corruptly ignobly uncleanly crookedly unprincipledly shamelessly deceitfully iniquitously illegitimately dirtily improperly unsportingly cheatingly sleazily nastily unrighteously biasedly viciously unlawfully inequitably injuriously discriminatorily discreditably fraudulently prejudicially meanly impurely indecently depravedly degenerately sinfully disreputably evilly badly reprehensibly shamefully decadently abandonedly treacherously nefariously dissolutely immodestly coarsely obscenely malevolently sinisterly execrably vilely dissipatedly contemptibly mendaciously vulgarly basely heinously debauchedly aberrantly fastly odiously lewdly licentiously shadily maliciously gracelessly profligately villainously diabolically unvirtuously loosely rakishly unchastely perfidiously indecorously unseemlily more ❯ Adverb ▲ Opposite of according to the rules illegally unduly unfairly unreasonably inappropriately needlessly unnecessarily inaccurately incorrectly wrongly amiss intemperately faultily indefensibly unwarrantedly erroneously improperly unsuitably badly extremely inaptly mistakenly awkwardly groundlessly inadequately unjustifiably disproportionately indecorously intolerably clumsily extravagantly inordinately superfluously exorbitantly inexcusably overly unacceptably devilishly excessively immoderately uncleanly ill-advisedly below the belt to a fault defectively imperfectly “A tackle that is performed illegally will result in a free-kick to a player on the opposition team.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for free from dirt, marks, or stains dirtily filthily uncleanly foully grimily putridly slimily squalidly dingily dustily greasily smuttily sootily bedraggledly cloudily grubbily grungily ickily messily muckily murkily scummily scuzzily sloppily unkemptly vilely grossly “He stood back for a moment to gasp at his dirty car before proceeding to wash it.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for hygienic or sanitary unhygienically unsanitarily dirtily filthily diseasedly foully uncleanly insanitarily purulently rancidly rankly rottenly septically unhealthily stinkingly unhealthfully unwholesomely “Do not handle the food if your hands are unhygienic.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for free from pollutants or impurities pollutedly impurely dirtily putridly stalely foully rancidly rottenly squalidly uncleanly fetidlyUS mustily vilely “He dreaded having to return to the city with its polluted air.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for in an empty or unmarked condition markedly blotchily “The sheet of paper was blotchy with ink stains.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for free from guilt guiltily culpably responsibly blameworthily wrongly blamably blamefully criminally damnably “Steven was found guilty despite his constant protestations of innocence.” Adverb ▲ (of a person) Opposite of adverb for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol highly stonedly intoxicatedly “They tried to make Amanda go to rehab, but she refused and is still addicted.” Adverb ▲ (of an action) Opposite of adverb for performed well and with precision imprecisely clumsily imperfectly sloppily awkwardly carelessly crudely inaccurately roughly amateurishly gracelessly incompetently ineptly messily shoddily uncleanly unskillfully untidily botchedly heavily indelicately inexactly uncoordinatedly uncouthly unhandily unwieldily blunderously bunglingly clownishly gauchely gawkishly gawkily ham-handedly heavy-handedly inelegantly lumberingly maladroitly oafishly ponderously slipshodly unsophisticatedly “The amateur chef would completely massacre the piece of salmon with his sloppy knife strokes.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for plain or simple in shape, form or design complexly elaborately intricately sophisticatedly convolutedly ornately complicatedly disorderlily disorganisedlyUK disorganizedlyUS extravagantly fancily involvedly labyrinthinely pretentiously ambiguously conspicuously flamboyantly flashily grandiosely imposingly ostentatiously raggedly serpentinely “The structure's design exudes a breath of complexity, using intricate lines and elaborate forms.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for that does not damage the environment pollutingly unnaturally “We must encourage the continued reduction of the use of ecologically unfriendly energy for the benefit of future generations.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for complete and thorough partially incompletely limitedly fractionally partly fragmentarily imperfectly cursorily narrowly shallowly superficially “It was only a partial victory for the party who had managed to secure several seats on the council.” Adverb ▲ (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of adverb for to an absolute degree doubtfully ambiguously dubiously equivocally questionably arguably debatably suspectly cloudedly contestably disputably qualifiedly speculatively uncertainly dubitably iffily indeterminately unclearly undecidedly unsettledly “He puts on a front, but his happiness is most certainly questionable.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for empty, or lacking in contents voluminously abundantly bounteously completely plenteously plentifully bigly crowdedly entirely hugely lavishly profusely repletely teemingly aboundingly amply burstingly copiously expansively extensively extravagantly plethorically “I want a full plate of food right now because I am starving!” Adverb ▲ (of sound or color) Opposite of adverb for free from anything that dulls or dims unclearly blurrily dimly fuzzily muffledly cloudily hazily heavily indistinctly “Though his technique was superb, his guitar tone was distorted.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for being clear enough to read illegibly unreadably unclearly unintelligibly indistinctly faintly indecipherably obscurely vaguely hieroglyphically “Jim's handwriting was illegible and difficult to read.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not spoiled or made impure besmirched dirty filthy foul grubby smirched soiled spotted stained sullied unclean uncleaned Adjective ▲ Opposite of arranged neatly and in order, or inclined to keep things neat and in order messy untidy dishevelledUK disordered disorderly slovenly unkempt disheveledUS mussed mussy sloven dirty filthy scruffy sloppy unbusinesslike unmethodical unsystematic chaotic littered unclean unsubstantial in disarray Find more words! 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