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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of willing, or inclined, to take chances or risks Opposite of stylish and fashionable (of a man) Opposite of neat and trim in dress and appearance Opposite of showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks Opposite of willing, or inclined, to take chances or risks Opposite of spirited and full of energy Opposite of having an adventurous spirit in the pursuit of one's goals Opposite of having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style Opposite of full of life, spirit, energy, or movement Opposite of having or displaying a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance Opposite of moving at a high speed or velocity Opposite of graceful and stylish in appearance Noun Opposite of the prevention of the progress, success, or fulfillment of something Verb Opposite of present participle for to run or rush somewhere in a great hurry Opposite of present participle for to throw or launch something in a given direction with force Opposite of present participle for to frustrate or foil, especially the hopes or expectations of someone Opposite of present participle for to cause sadness, distress or anxiety to … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of willing, or inclined, to take chances or risks boring unadventurous unenterprising dreary dull lacklusterUS lacklustreUK stolid unexciting uninteresting apathetic calm drab lethargic plain staid stupid unimpressive unstylish humdrum tedious prosaic monotonous insipid uninspiring ordinary tame circumspect unimaginative cautious routine prudent uneventful wary chary timid wearisome common tiresome pedestrian careful colourlessUK cagey tentative usual slow banal tired trite unvaried tiring leaden soporific wearying ponderous blah conservative characterless bland flat colorlessUS heavy hesitant lifeless jejune stale prosy fatiguing dead timorous traditional conventional hackneyed restrained samey limited stuffy uncreative straight repetitious charmless uptight narrow-minded strait-laced mind-numbing ho-hum stick-in-the-mud dry as dust low-spirited sullen listless unenthusiastic mundane humourlessUK humorlessUS commonplace spiritless stodgy stereotyped vapid repetitive unwitty ho hum threadbare platitudinous well-worn moth-eaten bomb drag arid uninspired cloying drudging bromidic plebeian more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of stylish and fashionable dowdy unfashionable outdated outmoded dated antiquated unstylish archaic obsolete out tacky tasteless cheesy prehistoric square antediluvian passé bygone styleless defunct trashy frumpy superseded unhip inelegant unpopular crusty passe yesterday's out of date out of fashion out of style old hat old-fangled olde worlde out of the ark not fashionable old-fashioned uncool unchic unmodish old dull sloppy scruffy plain shabby out-of-date untrendy naff unkempt behind the times drab frowsy frowzy unpolished casual past disheveledUS dishevelledUK worn faded slovenly bedraggled duff rubbishy lame unpresentable unsophisticated conservative unrelaxed tawdry poor graceless out-dated badly-tailored frumpish messy unhandsome sporty sportif informal stupid out-moded slow indefinite unintelligent dreary inferior old-hat daggy dingy stodgy ticky-tacky badly dressed happy delayed sluggish nice pleasant moth-eaten untidy scrubby frayed ragged worn-out crummy worn out lacking cheap scummy ignominious thoughtless poorly maintained shady beggarly shoddy sorry mangy tattered grungy worse for wear more ❯ Adjective ▲ (of a man) Opposite of neat and trim in dress and appearance sloppy dishevelledUK unkempt rumpled slovenly disheveledUS frowsy frowzy scruffy untidy dirty disarrayed ill-groomed plain ruffled shabby slobby tousled ungroomed unstylish wrinkled unfashionable Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing a willingness to take surprisingly bold risks careful cautious guarded prudent timid unadventurous unenterprising circumspect heedful safe wary cowardly frightened afraid fearful gentle humble mild modest pusillanimous reserved weak yielding shy tentative meek nervous unwilling hesitant chicken timorous bashful faint-hearted unassertive scared diffident anxious unassured unnerved wavering skittish chary uncourageous thoughtful insecure vulnerable uncertain unsure doubtful unconfident worried troubled concerned pessimistic frail unstable retiring self-critical self-reproving self-reproachful self-doubting self-distrustful fainthearted gutless craven intimidated unamenable trembling spineless jittery mousey tremulous disinclined quiet soft panicky apprehensive mousy spiritless shaky cowering wimpish yellow wet sissy coy wimpy recreant quaking browbeaten daunted irresolute unheroic cringey unassuming vacillating feeble yellow-bellied poor-spirited weak-kneed lily-livered milquetoast cowed pigeonhearted pigeon-hearted easily frightened lacking courage more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of willing, or inclined, to take chances or risks timid cowardly fearful timorous unadventurous agitated anxious apprehensive chicken chickenhearted chicken-livered concerned coward craven dastardly disconcerted fainthearted gutless lily-livered milk-livered nerveless nervous panicked poltroon poor-spirited pusillanimous scared skittish spineless spiritless spooked terrified terrorisedUK terrorizedUS uncourageous unenterprising ungallant unheroic unnerved weakhearted worried yellow faint-hearted panic-stricken afraid faint fair quiet weak frightened fretful alarmed ignoble meek shy unwilling unmannerly unrefined ungentlemanly “After looking down, he became too timid to carry on with the climb.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of spirited and full of energy dead inactive inanimate lackadaisical languid languishing languorous leaden lifeless limp listless spiritless vapid demure dull lacklusterUS lacklustreUK pensive sedate stodgy stolid wooden depressed down lethargic halfhearted weak Adjective ▲ Opposite of having an adventurous spirit in the pursuit of one's goals unadventurous unenterprising unimaginative feckless cowardly inactive lazy lethargic meek passive timid unenthused unresourceful Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a flamboyantly striking appearance or style restrained unobtrusive discreet inconspicuous plain unemphatic unflamboyant unnoticeable unremarkable unshowy low-key muted quiet subdued tasteful dismal drab gloomy inferior moderate modest simple conservative unpretentious unostentatious unassuming understated humble unflashy unembellished unadorned average inelaborate unextravagant reserved unembroidered unornamented unexcessive Adjective ▲ Opposite of full of life, spirit, energy, or movement inactive asleep dead lifeless sleepy apathetic dispirited idle lazy lethargic quiet sluggish soothing spiritless listless dull insipid lacklusterUS weak flat vapid characterless torpid enervated uninspiring lacklustreUK languid languorous passionless dry gutless pathetic spineless lackadaisical limp submissive feeble sad meek indifferent unimpassioned irresolute unenthusiastic passive uninspired wishy-washy tiresome somberUS drudging humdrum soporific unspirited slow unstimulating lame dismal jading routine stiff dreary boring dreich fatiguing wearisome banal bromidic prosaic uneventful sombreUK unentertaining featureless soulless wearying bland uninteresting unremarkable drab ordinary stagnant tired tame pedestrian unenjoyable tedious irksome unexciting somnolent stale draggy mundane plodding ho-hum ho hum slow-moving mind-numbing more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or displaying a dashing, jaunty, or slightly disreputable quality or appearance bland clean moral upright Adjective ▲ Opposite of moving at a high speed or velocity crawling creeping slow Adjective ▲ Opposite of graceful and stylish in appearance inelegant graceless awkward clumsy unsophisticated gauche gross undignified indelicate styleless tasteless uncultivated ungraceful unmannerly unrefined blundering coarse crude gangling gawky impolite inept maladroit oafish rude rustical uncultured ungainly unpolished unstylish untasteful vulgar cheesy clunky crass lumbering raw tacky trashy ugly uncomfortable uncouth uneasy unfashionable unhandsome unskilful dowdy inexpert inferior misshapen plain rough rustic stiff stilted tawdry uncoordinated unimpressive common dull ill-bred old-fashioned poor rough-hewn boring ticky-tacky ticky-tack “Cal snorted in an extremely unladylike and inelegant way before she spoke to her girlfriend.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the prevention of the progress, success, or fulfillment of something fulfilmentUK fulfillmentUS success accomplishment achievement attainment completion consummation realisationUK realizationUS carrying out carrying through actuality actualization effectuation acquirement culmination feat “A proposition's being true is therefore logically connected with the fulfillment of those conditions.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to run or rush somewhere in a great hurry crawling dawdling creeping poking walking ambling sashaying sauntering slowing staying strolling waiting wandering rambling traipsing meandering moseying roaming drifting roving hiking mooching tramping maundering gallivanting perambulating cruising tootling stravaiging promenading pottering bimbling peregrinating tromping pootling loitering toddling stumping moping strutting swanning lingering dallying prancing swaggering streeling stalking puttering ankling stooging flouncing percolating trolling swinging taking a walk taking the air going for a walk taking a turn taking a stroll going for a stroll making your way getting some air getting some exercise stretching your legs Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to throw or launch something in a given direction with force fixing mending Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to frustrate or foil, especially the hopes or expectations of someone raising abetting aiding allowing assisting bolstering encouraging growing helping inspiriting permitting relieving making happy Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle 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