What is the opposite of closer?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of being near or close, or the closer of two Opposite of comparative for only a short distance away or apart in space or time (looser) Opposite of comparative for closely packed (clearer) Opposite of comparative for closely packed Opposite of comparative for on very affectionate or intimate terms Opposite of comparative for uncomfortably humid or airless Opposite of comparative for secretive with information Opposite of comparative for predisposed against giving or sharing Opposite of comparative for with evenly matched competitors (as per the score or result) Opposite of comparative for characterized by conscientious attention to details Opposite of comparative for vigilant, especially for danger or disorder Opposite of comparative for not deviating or varying greatly from something Opposite of comparative for deviating only slightly or within acceptable limits (of a secret) Opposite of comparative for carefully guarded Opposite of comparative for denoting a family member who is part of a person's immediate family Noun Opposite of a final part of something, especially a period of time, an activity, or a story … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of being near or close, or the closer of two far farther further opposite other that more added fresh additional Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for only a short distance away or apart in space or time farther deeper more distant more remote more far-off more removed more far-flung more outlying “The next town is pretty far from here.” Adjective ▲ (looser) Opposite of comparative for closely packed looser sparser more open more scattered more sporadic more penetrable more porous “The bridge was composed of loose wooden planks, which made it very rickety.” Adjective ▲ (clearer) Opposite of comparative for closely packed clearer freer barer emptier more uncrowded more uncongested more available more unoccupied more accessible more unfilled more vacant more uncramped “Our favorite restaurant is typically uncrowded during the weekdays.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for on very affectionate or intimate terms unfriendlier chillier colder cooler more distant more estranged more alienated more detached more antagonizedUS more disconnected more disengaged more divided more indifferent more removed more separated more standoffish more unattached more unconnected more aloof more disaffected more foreign more hostile more casual “My daughter and I have sadly become rather distant in recent years.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for uncomfortably humid or airless airier breezier blowier cooler draftierUS draughtierUK drier fresher windier loftier roomier more open more unstuffy more atmospheric more refreshing more spacious “I sat in the open and airy bar area while I waited for the rest of the party.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for secretive with information honester candider directer blunter straighter more open more communicative more forthright more outspoken more straightforward more forthcoming more uninhibited more upfront more free-spoken more genuine more sincere more truthful more unguarded more freehearted more natural more openhearted more plainspoken more plain-spoken “He was always open about his mental health problems and how it affected his career as a professional athlete.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for predisposed against giving or sharing lavisher more generous more charitable more liberal more freehanded more giving more munificent more unstinting more magnanimous more openhanded more unsparing more bounteous more bountiful more extravagant “His grandfather was a wealthy businessman who was always generous with his money.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for with evenly matched competitors (as per the score or result) more one-sided more lopsided more unbalanced more uneven more unequal more ill-matched “The match never reached any great heights as it was incredibly one-sided.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for characterized by conscientious attention to details briefer hastier quicker rasher sketchier sloppier speedier swifter faster shallower shorter slighter more cursory more casual more perfunctory more careless more hurried more rushed more uncritical more desultory more fleeting more inattentive more passing more random more rapid more superficial more uninterested more unthinking more half-hearted more precipitate more slapdash more token “It was evident that the editor had merely given the report a cursory glance based on the number of grammatical mistakes it contained.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for vigilant, especially for danger or disorder unwarier laxer recklesser slacker sloppier lazier looser scrappier rasher shoddier slovenlier more careless more casual more cavalier more incautious more inconsiderate more irresponsible more neglectful more negligent more oblivious more thoughtless more unobservant more absent-minded more indifferent more injudicious more mindless more scatterbrained more unconcerned more unguarded more unheeding more unmindful more unthinking more derelict more forgetful more heedless more imprudent more inattentive more lackadaisical more leisurely more nonchalant more regardless more slapdash more uncircumspect more unconsidered more disorganisedUK more disorganizedUS more disregardful more ill-advised more ill-considered more impetuous more improvident more indiscreet more indolent more offhand more pococurante more slipshod “You can't afford to be careless when you are traveling.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for not deviating or varying greatly from something slighter less smaller subtler vaguer minuter tinier fainter scanter more minor more trifling more trivial more imperceptible more inconsequential more inconsiderable more insignificant more marginal more minimal more negligible more superficial more modest more remote more nugatory “Even though they are twins, they have only slight similarities outside of their appearance.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for deviating only slightly or within acceptable limits falser coarser faultier rougher wider wilder looser more fallacious more unfaithful more untrue more erroneous more flawed more imprecise more inaccurate more incorrect more inexact more mistaken more unsound more untruthful more wrong more discrepant more falsified more imperfect more invalid more defective more off-base more unreliable “The movie's portrayal of Queen Victoria was inaccurate and most of the events were fabricated.” Adjective ▲ (of a secret) Opposite of comparative for carefully guarded commoner better-known more open more public more unconcealed more available more transparent more uncovered more accessible more attainable more obtainable more recognisedUK more recognizedUS more revealed more unguarded more visible “The location of this beautiful lake has become open knowledge due to social media.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for denoting a family member who is part of a person's immediate family more distant more removed “We do share the same surname, but we are merely distant cousins.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a final part of something, especially a period of time, an activity, or a story debut preamble preface beginning lead-in proem day one commencement overture exordium preliminaries nascence initiation intro foreword prologueUK introduction start prelude baseline opening premiere prologUS first act dawn nascency prolegomenon Find more words! 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Sentences with the word closer Words that rhyme with closer What is the plural of closer? What is the adverb for closer? What is the adjective for closer? What is the noun for closer? Translations for closer Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words close-range close ranks close relationship close relative closer-knit closes close quarters close-packed close out closeout close off close of day 6-letter Words Starting With c cl clo clos close