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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of not having a sound state of mind (pleased) Opposite of very angry (calm) Opposite of very angry Opposite of very enthusiastic about someone or something Opposite of displaying a lack of sensibleness or judgment Opposite of very exciting Opposite of extremely angry, full of rage Opposite of affected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion Opposite of violent and wild, not able to be contained Adverb (slang, intensifier) Opposite of to a large degree Verb (colloquial, archaic) Opposite of to cause to become angry (colloquial, archaic) Opposite of to cause to become angry Noun (informal, slang) Opposite of a feeling of great displeasure or anger … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of not having a sound state of mind sane balanced lucid stable normal fit logical right together coherent discerning levelheaded oriented clear-headed intelligent right-minded sound steady uncrazy well-balanced all there compos mentis mentally sound of sound mind rational reasonable right in the head healthy calm clearheaded well OK sensible smart ok collected fair-minded self-possessed able to reason clearly able to think clearly sagacious sapient abled alert understanding sage adjusted well balanced believeable in one's right mind realistic responsible relaxed unexcited unhappy well-adjusted unneurotic clear even strong just controlled untouched unemotional well adjusted more ❯ “He has weekly therapy sessions with a clinical psychiatrist to keep him sane.” Adjective ▲ (pleased) Opposite of very angry pleased delighted thrilled contented elated glad happy overjoyed rapt appreciative chuffed grateful joyful satisfied blissful content euphoric gratified thankful complacent cock-a-hoop tickled as pleased as Punch cheered cheerful in high spirits on cloud nine over the moon angerless calm peaceful gleeful anti-ballistic guided projectile unbitter good well “Kieran is pleased that his business is doing well and is now reaping the rewards of his hard work.” Adjective ▲ (calm) Opposite of very angry calm collected composed unfazed civil cool rational unruffled unshaken untroubled chill chilled patient relaxed together unaffected unbothered unemotional unflappable unflustered unimpassioned unmoved unperturbed angerless casual equable equanimous impassive imperturbable mild-mannered neutral stolid stress-free unagitated undisturbed unshakable centredUK centeredUS cool-headed detached dispassionate laid-back level-headed passionless unworried even-tempered peaceful at ease at peace in control good-humoredUS good-humouredUK contented happy tranquil nonchalant offhand unexcitable serene content chilly easy-going unexcited freezing more ❯ “I dare you to try and be calm when a torrent of abuse is coming your way.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very enthusiastic about someone or something indifferent unenthused apathetic nonchalant unexcited unimpressed uninterested blasé bored casual halfhearted lackadaisical passionless uncaring uneager uninvolved cursory half-hearted listless lukewarm neutral perfunctory spiritless unenthusiastic unmoved unresponsive emotionless lacklusterUS lacklustreUK languid tepid not enthusiastic “Jody was indifferent with music early on, but found a passion for it after attending a jazz concert.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of displaying a lack of sensibleness or judgment sensible judicious pragmatic rational astute circumspect commonsensible commonsensical discreet discriminating logical prudent balanced discerning grounded intelligent levelheaded practical realistic reasoned sober sound farsighted level-headed reasonable responsible sagacious sage sane sapient shrewd well-grounded wise well-reasoned serious smart normal brainy valid aware well-founded thoughtful cool witful reflective stable well bad credible tenable poor believable plausible possible good plain correct consistent scientific coherent right meaningful true cognizant informed bright brilliant intellectual knowledgeable perceptive resourceful clever ingenious solemn sad grave crafty insightful intuitive savvy ordinary matched tragic familiar usual common argute incisive understanding politic quick calculating witting knowing canny attentive keen perspicacious sharp sly wily percipient thinking witty erudite streetwise fast nimble quick-witted artful cunning sharp-witted more ❯ “My moments of adult stupidity is me merely making up for being sensible at a young age.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very exciting relaxed calm amenable easygoing mild placid unagitated casual collected composed peaceful unflustered unperturbed unruffled chilled complaisant coolheaded equable insouciant mellow poised tolerant tranquil unaffected unbothered undisturbed untroubled cool-headed easy-going laid-back level-headed mild-mannered unconcerned even-tempered happy-go-lucky stress-free “Unlike other nervous stray dogs, this Pomeranian had a relaxed demeanor and was easily approachable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of extremely angry, full of rage calm pleased angerless delighted dispassionate impassive imperturbable mild placated placid serene tranquil cheerful elated excited exhilarated gentle happy quiet peaceful relaxed nonviolent peaceable giddy gleeful moderate Adjective ▲ Opposite of affected by or deriving from wildly uncontrolled emotion self-possessed calm composed collected recollected self-collected self-composed unhysterical poised unfazed apathetic balanced controlled cool happy indifferent mild moderate peaceful pleased reasonable sane serene unenthusiastic unexcited unpassionate relaxed unworried sound unconcerned untroubled gladdened together unruffled laid-back docile normal tranquil Adjective ▲ Opposite of violent and wild, not able to be contained controllable Adverb ▲ (slang, intensifier) Opposite of to a large degree marginally slightly little moderately nominally somewhat barely faintly hardly mildly minimally narrowly negligibly a little fairly imperceptibly incompletely inconsiderably insignificantly just reasonably scarcely a bit averagely inappreciably lightly meagerly obscurely passably relatively satisfactorily scantily temperately tolerably sort of “Your time on this lap is marginally better than your previous one.” Verb ▲ (colloquial, archaic) Opposite of to cause to become angry delight cheer elate excite please pleasure thrill enliven entertain gratify satisfy content enthralUK enthrallUS exhilarate gladden hearten tickle uplift enamor fulfilUK fulfillUS humorUS humourUK indulge appeal to bowl over brighten up bring joy to buck up buoy up cheer up please greatly “Nothing in the world would delight our puppy more than a belly rub.” Verb ▲ (colloquial, archaic) Opposite of to cause to become angry calm allay ease relax soothe appease assuage dulcify mollify pacify placate tranquilliseUK tranquilizeUS compose conciliate cool lull relieve settle stabiliseUK stabilizeUS steady ameliorate control defuse gratify please delight comfort help assist aid make happy “I always recommend that my wife play some funky jazz tunes to calm herself whenever she is stressed out.” Noun ▲ (informal, slang) Opposite of a feeling of great displeasure or anger pleasure delight happiness joy satisfaction comfort contentedness enjoyment fulfilmentUK fulfillmentUS gladness gratification amusement contentment delectation ebullience felicity glee relish bliss rapture love calm calmness good humorUS kindness peace good humourUK cheer resignation equanimity acceptance harmony indifference mildness sweetness peacefulness ease liking “It gave him great pleasure to see his family seated around the table for dinner.” Find more words! 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