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Contexts ▼▲ Noun Opposite of a person who practices magic or sorcery Opposite of a person who is very skilled in a particular field or activity Opposite of a person who is very knowledgeable about or skillful in a particular area Opposite of an enthusiastic devotee of a specified thing or activity Adjective Opposite of the best of its kind or class Opposite of very high in quality Opposite of showing or having skill, especially with the hands Opposite of pleasing to the mind or senses … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who practices magic or sorcery muggle common mundane normal commoner normal person “She introduces herself as a muggle with no special ability.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who is very skilled in a particular field or activity amateur idiot apprentice imbecile beginner ignoramus inexpert moron newbie novitiate rookie trainee fledgling learner neophyte nitwit nonexpert novice tenderfoot tyro blockhead dolt dummy dunce fathead greenhorn newcomer numbskull numskull pinhead duffer dumbbell half-wit hammerhead knucklehead dope goon dodo lowbrow anti-intellectual nonprofessional expectation dilettante hack dumbo jackleg simpleton philistine normality probationer dabbler non-specialist non-professional dufus layperson layman recruit colt freshman doer body physicality dumdum clod scientist woman of action man of action inexperienced person generalist flop potterer aspirant regularity general practitioner dimwit fool halfwit airhead oaf twit goof ninny nincompoop lamebrain muttonhead chump charlie wally bonehead dullard more ❯ “Physicist Kazimieras Cernis is not an amateur in his field, but for sheer dedication and determination, he must be acknowledged.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who is very knowledgeable about or skillful in a particular area enthusiast amateur hobbyist nonexpert dilettante apprentice dabbler inexpert layperson novice rookie layman nonprofessional ignoramus putterer tinkerer buff fan non-professional non-specialist greenhorn student learner “For her part, she doesn't claim to be any kind of expert numerologist, only an enthusiast.” Noun ▲ Opposite of an enthusiastic devotee of a specified thing or activity nonfan detractor Adjective ▲ Opposite of the best of its kind or class egregious execrable appalling atrocious awful dismal dreadful abysmal bad deplorable despicable disgraceful horrible lousy pathetic abhorrent contemptible defective loathsome poor reprehensible repugnant revolting rotten terrible wretched abominable confounded disgusting foul vile inferior ordinary insignificant unexceptional second-rate regular common mediocre ugly unpleasant expected usual normal stupid boring believable shoddy plain paltry unremarkable shabby half-pie run-of-the-mill unimportant shameful no great shakes credible natural real commonplace genuine untidy messy inadequate dull unsavoryUS unsavouryUK cheap displeasing unhandy useless unattractive spurious unworthy chaotic confused shambolic ignorant unacceptable unhappy disagreeable unamazing nasty inconsiderable worthless all-over-the-place lacklustreUK miserable tawdry undistinguished ignominious lacklusterUS depressing ignoble not good drab unknown weak low small little conventional typical disappointing woeful uninspired bodger third-rate predictable unexciting humble crude unrefined homely rough poor quality more ❯ “This week alone I've come across four sensationally good bottles which show up the execrable wines for what they are.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very high in quality bad awful dreadful horrible abominable abysmal atrocious ineffectual inproficient poor terrible appalling awkward horrendous horrid lamentable lousy pathetic pitiful cruddy crummy cut-rate deficient deplorable diabolical dire disastrous execrable flawed green impaired imperfect lame less-than-stellar low-grade low-quality meagreUK meagerUS odious paltry poor-quality rough rubbish sad slipshod unacceptable unspeakable worthless wretched garbage middling rotten unsatisfactory vile mediocre substandard least miserable inferior subpar dissatisfactory second-rate second-class suboptimal last unexceptional unworthy average insignificant inconsequential empty futile dismal ordinary crude unimportant unproductive trivial wasted useless trifling meaningless hollow nugatory bogus counterproductive unusable inutile unprofitable pointless profitless valueless barren uninspired shoddy unessential unavailing trashy inadequate cheap rubbishy dodgy subnormal junk shabby unremarkable undistinguished contemptible unspectacular pedestrian sub-par run-of-the-mill third-rate more ❯ “The steak he cooked was, frankly, awful.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing or having skill, especially with the hands amateur amateurish artless clumsy rude unprofessional unskillful awkward inept inexpert unable unskilled incompetent bungling inexperienced maladroit unskilful ham-fisted unhandy bumbling butterfingered stupid ham-handed heavy-handed useless unqualified untrained gauche hopeless unseasoned incapable inadequate blundering ignorant unco cack-handed jackleg inapt ineffectual undexterous handless untalented fumbled klutzy ungraceful unproficient mediocre unfit unaccomplished slow unsuitable inefficient substandard green incapacitated not up to scratch unfitted skill-less cowboy unapt slapdash poor faraway inconveniently hard inadept inferior unreliable helpless pathetic deficient floundering ineffective undependable lacking ability bush-league no good insufficient lousy insignificant unknown not good enough not up to snuff not up to it unequipped wanting unworkmanlike crude wooden butterfingers lazy coarse rough indefinite unintelligent ungainly lumbering inelegant gawky oafish graceless gangling stumbling clownish lubberly uncoordinated untactful unadept blunderous cloddish cumbersome untoward unwieldy heavy cumbrous lumpish fumbling botched clunky hulking accident-prone all thumbs with two left feet like a bull in a china shop all fingers and thumbs more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of pleasing to the mind or senses unpleasant disagreeable horrible horrid foul objectionable repulsive bad distasteful obnoxious appalling disappointing disgusting nauseating unappealing displeasing hateful inedible unsavoryUS unsavouryUK bitter detestable nasty unappetizing unsatisfying odious sour uncomfortable unpleasing unwelcome dreadful miserable revolting undesirable uneatable unlikeable awful heavy sickening terrible uncongenial vile abominable gross lousy pleasureless unlovely yukky abhorrent offensive rancid rotten savorless vexatious execrable invidious repugnant stinky uninviting unpalatable alarming shocking frightful outrageous obscene poor gruesome ugly lurid mean wretched harrowing beastly lamentable unspeakable godawful abysmal pathetic unexceptional tragic wicked deplorable loathsome shameful fearful grim grisly unsatisfactory disgraceful horrific horrendous atrocious creepy forbidding hellacious ghastly distressing horrifying direful gnarly dire terrifying calamitous hideous grewsome monstrous woeful fearsome macabre frightening hair-raising very bad like death warmed up more ❯ “Blueberries lose it completely, developing an actively unpleasant, tinny taste that even mountains of sugar can't mask.” Find more words! 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