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Opposite of in a complete or thorough manner
Opposite of in a direct and honest manner
“They were quick to dismiss the last applicant as he appeared to respond dishonestly to many questions.”
Opposite of in definite terms, without any doubt
Opposite of adverb for having an even or level surface
“Although shiny with an uneven layer of thick ice, the path was gritty with half-embedded pebbles and dirt along the edges.”
Opposite of adverb for lying in a horizontal position
“The food's lousy, there's no privacy, and the sleeping accommodations are confined to sitting upright in a chair.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking in originality, variation, spirit or energy
“It is an absorbing documentary about a subject high up on the interest list of anybody in the movie business.”
Opposite of adverb for expressionless or lacking in emotion
“I'm not a very demonstrative person, having always been taught that emotion leads to weakness.”
Opposite of adverb for established and not likely to experience any changes
“As a consequence of the fluctuating weather, the forecasts have to be updated daily.”
Opposite of adverb for having a broad level surface but little height or depth
“The outhouse had a large hole that she could fall into, that was rather deep.”
Opposite of adverb for insipid in flavor or taste
“The filet mignon was equally satisfying, and so was the tougher, more flavorful sirloin.”
(of an expanse of water) Opposite of adverb for calm and without waves
“There was one time when Thor lay passed out at the rudder as we hit a patch of choppy seas.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking in enthusiasm
“In my experience children become quite involved with the details of their imagery and are enthusiastic to share these with others.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking in energy
“Taylor was always playing catch up against an energetic, ungainly player who just would not lie down.”
(of trade, prices, etc.) Opposite of adverb for not showing much activity
“Sitting in that busy cafe and talking to Estelle, time seemed to speed up and race past.”
(of a battery) Opposite of adverb for having exhausted its charge
“The company says a full battery charge lasts up to ten hours for web browsing, videos, and listening to music.”
(of a sparkling drink) Opposite of adverb for not effervescent, or having lost its effervescence
“She'd drunk from a can of fizzy drink and hadn't realized a wasp had got inside the can.”
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