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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of formidable, especially as an opponent Opposite of causing or inspiring fear, dread or alarm Opposite of very unpleasant, serious, or shocking Opposite of causing fear or terror Opposite of exceeding others in rank, status, quality or importance Opposite of inspiring fear or awe through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable Opposite of very strong or proficient in a skill or ability (colloquial) Opposite of causing or able to cause fright Opposite of denotes the effectiveness or dominance of a particular action Opposite of having great power, especially to influence or effect something Opposite of having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles Opposite of extremely or frighteningly bad or serious Opposite of very loyal and committed in allegiance or attitude Opposite of showing heroic courage … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of formidable, especially as an opponent unimpressive unexceptional ordinary inconspicuous insignificant unnoteworthy unnoticeable unimportant inconsequential unremarkable average inferior obscure common mediocre uninspired bad poor bog-standard middle-of-the-road undistinguished commonplace everyday standard indifferent unextraordinary simple plain unrespected forgettable boring lacklustreUK quotidian suburban typical prosaic uneventful normal pedestrian unmemorable unspectacular modest vanilla generic dull lacklusterUS mundane jejune nondescript lowly unexciting not noteworthy nothing special run-of-the-mill plain vanilla common place run of the mill vague more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of causing or inspiring fear, dread or alarm good beautiful blessed fortunate happy hopeful joyful light lucky nice pleasant pleasing sunny trivial unimportant wonderful Adjective ▲ Opposite of very unpleasant, serious, or shocking attractive beautiful calming lovely mild nice pleasant soothing comforting delightful pleasing wonderful reassuring good unimportant welcomed relaxing weak trivial unimpressive ordinary ineffective inoffensive innocuous admirable decent honourableUK laudable fine excellent gratifying satisfying praiseworthy first-rate marvellousUK honorableUS respectable marvelousUS small happy undecayed reputable honest OK advantageous great tiny little more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of causing fear or terror inviting alluring attractive beguiling enticing magnetic tempting welcoming winning agreeable approachable hospitable kind nice undaunting Adjective ▲ Opposite of exceeding others in rank, status, quality or importance unimportant unknown anonymous commonplace infamous lowly ordinary undistinguished unheard-of unremarkable unsung common disrespected inconspicuous inferior insignificant obscure unnotable unestablished humble unseen uncelebrated minor unrecognizedUS inconsequential unfamiliar unrenowned unrecognisedUK little-known little known unheard of small unfamed unhailed unlauded unfamous unapplauded unacknowledged uncredited unacclaimed unnoted unrewarded unnoticed unappreciated noteless unpublicized unhonoured extra unglorified unproclaimed unnamed unhonored unpraised subordinate lesser nameless secondary inglorious auxiliary no-name out-of-the-way nonessential inessential unnecessary seldom seen undisclosed unrevealed untold undivulged mysterious inconclusive undetermined meek unperceived hidden undefined unidentified unaccustomed secret foreign undiscovered unprecedented unexplored unascertained concealed regular unsettled unapprehended unexplained unresolved uncharted unassuming unspecified more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of inspiring fear or awe through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable encouraging comforting heartening inspiring boosting cheering reassuring hopeful positive promising favorableUS unthreatening good uplifting bright friendly auspicious nice favourableUK harmless likely pleasant calm upbeat propitious genial optimistic pleasant-looking “Offering her an encouraging smile, he hurried over to a large man with white hair, and a wiry grey moustache.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very strong or proficient in a skill or ability weak insignificant irrelevant uninspiring lacklusterUS lacklustreUK tame undistinguished pathetic terrible useless amateurish dismal inconsequential lousy shabby unskillful abysmal bland helpless lamentable suboptimal unskilled deplorable incapable inefficient strengthless unfit dissatisfactory ineffectual lifeless raw unsatisfactory appalling dreadful feeble inexpert mediocre unqualified awful disappointing incompetent spiritless unproficient apathetic boring inadequate insubstantial pitiful untrained atrocious dull green inept miserable substandard amateur bungling hopeless inexperienced subpar unapt wretched below par below standard low-grade under-strength wishy-washy “The old-school coach felt that his team's weak opponent had no business playing his strong team, so he decided to run up the score.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Opposite of causing or able to cause fright calming soothing encouraging reassuring normal calmative comforting relaxing restful ataractic lulling peaceful gentle heartening kind supportive consoling consolatory assuaging kindly uplifting solacing tranquil warming inspiriting relieving easing tranquilizingUS pacifying tranquillizingUK heart-warming tranquillisingUK dreamy invigoratingUS mollifying revitalizingUS revivifying quieting allaying alleviating cheering bolstering succoringUS palliative revitalisingUK nonintimidating appeasing succouringUK envigoratingUK remedying quietening nonthreatening compassionate loving tender helpful commiserative sympathetic solicitous understanding lightening gladdening heartwarming warm caring softening upholding protective assuasive more ❯ “It might seem a mundane task, but making coffee was unusually therapeutic and calming for Greta.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of denotes the effectiveness or dominance of a particular action ineffective ineffectual lethargic incapable inefficacious lacklusterUS lacklustreUK useless apathetic dilatory dormant draggy dull exhausted indifferent indolent inert laggard languorous lazy listless passive somnolent spiritless unmoving without energy inactive idle unable “Leaders who do not look after the interests of their followers are not only unethical but ineffective.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having great power, especially to influence or effect something impotent weak helpless insignificant little powerless unimportant disabled fragile inactive incapable infirm soft unhealthy Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing fine personal qualities or high moral principles immoral unscrupulous unvirtuous bad contemptible dishonorableUS dishonourableUK dissolute iniquitous unconscionable unethical base debased decadent despicable dishonest unjust unrighteous corrupt degenerate disreputable ignoble indecent low miscreant selfish shameless underhanded unprincipled crooked dark debauched degraded devious evil fraudulent inferior inhumane nefarious shady sinful unlawful unsavoryUS unsavouryUK unsympathetic vile wicked wrongful abandoned depraved dodgy graceless impure malevolent reprobate rotten unkind unworthy villainous wanton wrong black low-down Machiavellian vicious morally wrong shameful reprehensible odious obscene aberrant treacherous coarse sinister execrable mendacious dissipated immodest vulgar fast heinous licentious lewd loose warped diabolical malicious deceitful profligate rakish perfidious saturnalian unseemly unclean unchaste indecorous more ❯ “These evil deeds are the acts of a dishonest and immoral human being.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of extremely or frighteningly bad or serious minor insignificant light soft mild paltry small little minute slight trivial moderate harmless inconsequential frivolous insubstantial lightweight unimportant negligible “Mark sustained a minor injury to his arm as he was attempting to catch a high ball.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very loyal and committed in allegiance or attitude disloyal unfaithful faithless false fickle inconstant perfidious recreant traitorous treacherous unreliable untrue flexible indefinite insecure irresolute loose moving undependable unfixed unstable untrustworthy wavering weak Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing heroic courage cowardly gutless spineless weak craven fainthearted pusillanimous coward dastardly timorous cowering sissy diffident feeble unheroic boneless fearful weakhearted wimpy abject chickenhearted frightened timid poltroon recreant sissified spiritless caitiff dismayed meek panicky irresolute nervous soft worthless chicken jittery scared ungallant nerveless uncourageous wimpish chicken-livered faint-hearted lacking courage lily-livered milk-livered no guts poor-spirited weak-kneed yellow mousy shrinking afraid “It was a horrific and extremely cowardly attack, which was totally unprovoked.” Find more words! 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