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What is another word for
fearfuller
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Comparative for feeling or showing fear or terror
Comparative for worried, disturbed, or feeling or showing anxiety
Comparative for causing, or likely to cause, one to be afraid or frightened
Comparative for causing, or likely to cause, one to be upset or distressed
Comparative for timid in character, or generally lacking in self-confidence
Comparative for showing or displaying a lack of courage
Comparative for very great in level, degree or intensity
Comparative for marked by doubts or suspicions
Comparative for advocating the upholding or maintenance of tradition
Comparative for having or displaying a violent or ferocious aggressiveness
Comparative for undecided or unsure of how to act
Comparative for lacking in confidence, assertiveness or self-assurance
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Adjective
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Comparative for feeling or showing fear or terror
scarier
jumpier
windier
spookier
jitterier
funkier
edgier
shakier
antsier
yellower
number
tenser
timider
cowardlier
nervier
mousier
shiverier
sissier
uptighter
more frightened
more terrified
more scared
more horrified
more afraid
more shocked
more spooked
more hysterical
more petrified
more affrighted
more panicky
more hysteric
more intimidated
more cowed
more frit
more wired
more stressy
more aflutter
more phobic
more horror-struck
more aghast
more startled
more anxious
more nervous
more panic-stricken
more frozen
more frantic
more stunned
more horror-stricken
more agitated
more worried
more apprehensive
more perturbed
more dismayed
more appalled
more disturbed
more uneasy
more upset
more distressed
more frenzied
more fearsome
more worked up
more troubled
more timorous
more overwrought
more chicken
more awestruck
more dazed
more dumbfounded
more awed
more squeamish
more concerned
more bothered
more ascared
more fretful
more pusillanimous
more panicked
more flustered
more abashed
more faint-hearted
more rabbity
more lily-livered
more chicken-hearted
more overanxious
more shell-shocked
more creeped out
more impressed
more spineless
more tremulous
more unsettled
more browbeaten
more dispirited
more discouraged
more bullied
more astonished
more disillusioned
more threatened
more hunted
more amazed
more surprised
more disconcerted
more put off
more ❯
“A person feels
fearful
in the face of circumstances that are uncontrollable through his efforts alone.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for worried, disturbed, or feeling or showing anxiety
tenser
edgier
uptighter
jitterier
twitchier
nervier
unquieter
toeier
angstier
jumpier
antsier
fidgetier
queazier
queasier
hinkier
shakier
spookier
squirrellier
windier
timider
flightier
tauter
shiverier
shier
intenser
brittler
hotter under the collar
mousier
hotter
stiffer
weaker
awkwarder
sadder
unhappier
miserabler
wretcheder
bitterer
dolefuler
moroser
mournfuller
woefuller
angrier
unsteadier
lower
loster
stranger
unsurer
more anxious
more apprehensive
more nervous
more worried
more uneasy
more agitated
more troubled
more stressed
more upset
more restless
more disturbed
more perturbed
more concerned
more unsettled
more bothered
more insecure
more distressed
more discomposed
more fretful
more overstrung
more angstful
more solicitous
more bugged
more ill at ease
more keyed up
more scared
more afraid
more frightened
more dithery
more aflutter
more overwrought
more het up
more wired
more stressy
more uncomfortable
more worked up
more spooked
more panicky
more strung out
more flustered
more strained
more distraught
more terrified
more hyper
more excitable
more trepidatious
more dismayed
more disconcerted
more hesitant
more febrile
more anguished
more hysterical
more annoyed
more skittish
more unglued
more hot and bothered
more discombobulated
more vexed
more distracted
more irrational
more careful
more high-strung
more fraught
more excited
more doubtful
more irritable
more uncertain
more embarrassed
more suspicious
more fevered
more self-conscious
more irked
more unrelaxed
more plagued
more timorous
more angst-ridden
more hectic
more watchful
more sorrowful
more skittery
more shocked
more desperate
more startled
more flushed
more aghast
more muddled
more worrying
more frantic
more frenzied
more emotional
more fluttery
more hyperexcited
more overexcited
more overactive
more wrought-up
more heated
more afire
more sensitive
more discountenanced
more impatient
more confused
more aggravated
more choked
more afflicted
more unpoised
more unassured
more Delphic
more foreboding
more mistrustful
more miffed
more pained
more unstable
more mouselike
more frozen
more introverted
more reserved
more displeased
more mortified
more bashful
more withdrawn
more irritated
more troublous
more put out
more overanxious
more lily-livered
more manic
more tongue-tied
more unconfident
more oversensitive
more hysteric
more disoriented
more inhibited
more erratic
more frazzled
more stressed out
more hurt
more gutted
more restive
more cut up
more bummed out
more devastated
more heartbroken
more disappointed
more crushed
more abashed
more dejected
more disconsolate
more depressed
more despondent
more nonplussed
more melancholy
more broken
more cheerless
more desolate
more dolorous
more inconsolable
more flummoxed
more bereaved
more rueful
more heartsick
more wrecked
more angered
more haunted
more dolesome
more blue
more aching
more brokenhearted
more grief-stricken
more bewildered
more unrestful
more woebegone
more taken aback
more overemotional
more turbulent
more moved
more disorderly
more histrionic
more wavering
more unpeaceful
more unbalanced
more verklempt
more amazed
more dispirited
more perplexed
more horrified
more ashamed
more shattered
more humbled
more sheepish
more shamefaced
more blushing
more shell-shocked
more shook-up
more dishonoured
UK
more chastened
more mixed-up
more messed-up
more dishonored
US
more red-faced
more ❯
“They are wary of the aftermath of the amendment and feeling
fearful
about the crackdown and possibility of deportation.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for causing, or likely to cause, one to be afraid or frightened
scarier
horribler
grislier
gruesomer
ghastlier
unearthlier
terribler
direr
grimmer
creepier
eerier
awfuller
horrider
dreader
spookier
disgustinger
grosser
viler
beastlier
eviller
hairier
badder
fouler
gloomier
hatefuller
sicker
uglier
ghostlier
weirder
fiercer
nastier
loathlier
obscener
grodier
miserabler
crueler
unpleasanter
yuckier
wretcheder
wickeder
graver
uncannier
darker
stranger
seriouser
abjecter
extremer
grotesquer
bizarrer
lousier
intenser
odder
queerer
unluckier
bloodier
unfriendlier
mightier
freakier
severer
ickier
harsher
rummer
fulsomer
flakier
UK
gnarlier
bloodthirstier
violenter
shiverier
powerfuller
scurvier
gorier
woefuller
doomier
tenser
huger
greater
blacker
wintrier
US
uncouther
curiouser
unlovelier
bitterer
rottener
painfuller
yukkier
acuter
harmfuller
difficulter
winterier
UK
vaster
sourer
peskier
immenser
larger
crawlier
poorer
sorrier
meaner
dirtier
sadder
filthier
dolefuler
ranker
pitifuller
bleaker
grottier
skankier
grubbier
viciouser
smuttier
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
starker
coarser
paltrier
stinkier
harder
unholier
cruddier
raunchier
uncleaner
sordider
dingier
vulgarer
smellier
lamer
crummier
unhappier
squalider
cheaper
baser
whiffier
pongier
funkier
niffier
forlorner
unseemlier
cruder
profaner
soberer
lewder
punker
acrider
rattier
scummier
scabbier
bawdier
adverser
grimier
sleazier
bummer
moroser
drearier
glummer
sullener
colder
grayer
US
drearer
drabber
murkier
greyer
UK
shadowier
mournfuller
shadier
unhealthier
crasser
looser
wantoner
dustier
muddier
muckier
grungier
stronger
rawer
cattier
shabbier
weaker
suckier
trashier
tougher
mustier
fustier
higher
stenchier
ornerier
austerer
frowsier
frowstier
frowzier
rougher
riper
ruggeder
awkwarder
earthier
heavier
dourer
stiffer
racier
weightier
heftier
more frightening
more terrifying
more horrifying
more frightful
more intimidating
more fearsome
more forbidding
more harrowing
more horrific
more dreadful
more horrendous
more lurid
more alarming
more direful
more hideous
more macabre
more morbid
more shuddersome
more sinister
more unspeakable
more abominable
more atrocious
more baleful
more formidable
more ghoulish
more monstrous
more redoubtable
more bloodcurdling
more spine-chilling
more hair-raising
more appalling
more nightmarish
more chilling
more terrific
more daunting
more distressing
more revolting
more odious
more repulsive
more grewsome
more loathsome
more hellacious
more outrageous
more repugnant
more repellent
more menacing
more sickening
more abhorrent
more disquieting
more disturbing
more offensive
more godawful
more execrable
more threatening
more startling
more detestable
more ominous
more upsetting
more obnoxious
more calamitous
more worrying
more heinous
more nauseating
more awesome
more spine-tingling
more bodeful
more abysmal
more unutterable
more eldritch
more dangerous
more insufferable
more tremendous
more inhuman
more deplorable
more unsettling
more disgustful
more indescribable
more overwhelming
more haunting
more awe-inspiring
more foreboding
more egregious
more parlous
more scandalous
more unforgivable
more grievous
more imposing
more hellish
more disconcerting
more noisome
more distasteful
more rancid
more nerve-racking
more unfortunate
more mysterious
more astounding
more critical
more unpardonable
more despicable
more disheartening
more dismal
more unpropitious
more disgraceful
more contemptible
more traumatic
more fateful
more hostile
more spookish
more brooding
more inhospitable
more baneful
more preternatural
more massive
more uneasy
more disagreeable
more ferocious
more fiendish
more perilous
more heartstopping
more bewildering
more astonishing
more repellant
more staggering
more amazing
more noxious
more nauseous
more stunning
more surprising
more off-putting
more inexpressible
more glaring
more savage
more murderous
more sanguine
more brutal
more bestial
more unwelcoming
more sanguinary
more overpowering
more tragic
more dreaded
more shuddery
more Kafkaesque
more feared
more phantasmagorical
more nightmarey
more striking
more uninviting
more undescribable
more solemn
more phobic
more blood-stained
more intolerable
more flagrant
more inauspicious
more minatory
more portentous
more unusual
more unnatural
more supernatural
more hopeless
more inconceivable
more unimaginable
more undefinable
more unpromising
more afflictive
more worrisome
more far-out
more unreal
more mystifying
more abnormal
more desperate
more chronic
more anxious
more irretrievable
more inscrutable
more fraught
more unfavorable
US
more ill
more ill-boding
more unfavourable
UK
more distressful
more occult
more mystic
more supernal
more numinous
more secret
more whacko
more magical
more gigantic
more nervous
more doomful
more malign
more prescient
more sinistrous
more malefic
more doomed
more suggestive
more clouded
more augural
more ill-fated
more lowering
more ill-omened
more displeasing
more restless
more irksome
more vexatious
more agonizing
US
more excessive
more enormous
more colossal
more nerve-wracking
more nail-biting
more unappealing
more annoying
more unsavoury
UK
more unpalatable
more uncomfortable
more unpleasing
more unsavory
US
more trying
more uncongenial
more irritating
more unwelcome
more prodigious
more galling
more bothersome
more injurious
more invidious
more objectionable
more troublesome
more destructive
more sizeable
more humongous
more freakish
more inordinate
more extensive
more extraordinary
more considerable
more ginormous
more gut-wrenching
more stupendous
more gothic
more Gothic
more thunderous
more peculiar
more lamentable
more reprehensible
more diabolical
more troubling
more unbearable
more stinking
more disastrous
more pathetic
more unacceptable
more stressful
more torturous
more shameful
more pitiable
more putrid
more depressing
more excruciating
more inexcusable
more tragical
more pitiless
more troublous
more tormenting
more ungodly
more desolate
more iniquitous
more malodorous
more damnable
more fetid
US
more unappetizing
more dislikeable
more mephitic
more heartbreaking
more bogging
more undesirable
more miasmal
more olid
more festy
more oppressed
more rebarbative
more blue
more hurtful
more scurrilous
more exceptionable
more cheerless
more regrettable
more insupportable
more unreasonable
more unsightly
more ignominious
more unsatisfactory
more improper
more flagitious
more opprobrious
more discomposing
more accursed
more salacious
more onerous
more cursed
more humourless
UK
more humorless
US
more vomitous
more scatological
more polluted
more scatologic
more uncleanly
more soiled
more ruthless
more merciless
more impoverished
more foul-smelling
more ribald
more catastrophic
more melancholy
more melancholic
more dispirited
more depressive
more cataclysmic
more ruinous
more funereal
more tenebrous
more sepulchral
more devastating
more lugubrious
more mirthless
more infamous
more nefarious
more demoralizing
US
more substandard
more disreputable
more infernal
more indecent
more criminal
more unendurable
more inadequate
more worthless
more piteous
more impure
more immodest
more unchaste
more lascivious
more licentious
more laughable
more villainous
more concerning
more revulsive
more saddening
more shameless
more lustful
more pornographic
more prurient
more unwholesome
more sorrowful
more outcast
more demoralising
UK
more sedate
more stained
more sullied
more bedraggled
more blackened
more draggled
more abusive
more poverty-stricken
more scabrous
more stomach-turning
more stomach-churning
more dislikable
more sinful
more brackish
more mediocre
more backbiting
more untrue
more confounded
more inglorious
more senseless
more preposterous
more deficient
more inappropriate
more impermissible
more illegal
more ridiculous
more unconscionable
more indefensible
more pants
more wrong
more wanting
more low-grade
more rubbish
more rubbishy
more poisonous
more inconvenient
more degrading
more second-rate
more reeky
more hateable
more unjustifiable
more messed up
more oppressive
more disappointing
more indelicate
more hated
more miasmic
more mortifying
more blasphemous
more uncool
more affecting
more burdensome
more taxing
more anguished
more heartrending
more nagging
more unrelenting
more colourful
UK
more Rabelaisian
more foul-mouthed
more colorful
US
more depraved
more hardhanded
more backbreaking
more treacherous
more cataclysmal
more inimical
more ❯
“His great mental powers received a
fearful
shock, and his reason for a short time reeled under the calamity.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for causing, or likely to cause, one to be upset or distressed
awfuller
woefuller
badder
difficulter
painfuller
sadder
pitifuller
more distressing
more disquieting
more dreadful
more appalling
more poignant
more traumatic
more unsettling
more distressful
more disturbing
more harrowing
more upsetting
more abysmal
more deplorable
more heartbreaking
more regrettable
more tormenting
more unfortunate
more worrying
more alarming
more lamentable
more saddening
more tragic
more tragical
more concerning
more grievous
more heartrending
more hurtful
more gut-wrenching
more nerve-racking
“There he heard the
fearful
news of a civil war in England.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for timid in character, or generally lacking in self-confidence
timider
shier
meeker
mousier
scarier
jitterier
jumpier
nervier
antsier
unsurer
warier
quieter
coyer
charier
squirrellier
plainer
paler
feebler
weaker
nicer
milder
humbler
silenter
uptighter
colder
simpler
lowlier
primmer
more timorous
more diffident
more nervous
more unassertive
more apprehensive
more hesitant
more unconfident
more unassured
more sheepish
more insecure
more skittish
more uncertain
more tremulous
more anxious
more fainthearted
more passive
more submissive
more fearsome
more pusillanimous
more rabbity
more quivery
more self-conscious
more faint-hearted
more bashful
more reticent
more withdrawn
more introverted
more self-effacing
more reserved
more suspicious
more reluctant
more unassuming
more panicky
more unobtrusive
more demure
more skittery
more skitterish
more spookish
more uneasy
more modest
more unforthcoming
more recessive
more inhibited
more distrustful
more embarrassed
more shamefaced
more ill at ease
more restrained
more afraid
more scared
more frightened
more introvert
more irresolute
more spiritless
more excited
more agitated
more worried
more docile
more timidsome
more apologetic
more blushing
more backward
more constrained
more unpresuming
more abashed
more unpoised
more ashamed
more unpretentious
more overmodest
more verecund
more blushful
more undemonstrative
more unaggressive
more repressed
more uncomfortable
more guarded
more unresponsive
more low-key
more low-profile
more passionless
more cautious
more reclusive
more standoffish
more soft-spoken
more tongue-tied
more unaffected
more natural
more unostentatious
more ingenuous
more ordinary
more genuine
more artless
more unpretending
more inconspicuous
more unambitious
more ❯
“Is a
fearful
and timid child likely to develop into an anxious adult?”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for showing or displaying a lack of courage
cowardlier
yellower
unmanlier
timider
wimpier
weaker
softer
sissier
dastardlier
feebler
wetter
mousier
shier
jitterier
meeker
abjecter
baser
scarier
frailer
jumpier
shakier
wishy-washier
cringier
wussier
gentler
tamer
nervier
lamer
ignobler
fainter
weedier
nerdier
dafter
swishier
fickler
uselesser
unsurer
more spineless
more chicken
more chickenhearted
more nerveless
more lily-livered
more weak-kneed
more timorous
more craven
more pusillanimous
more wimpish
more recreant
more scared
more frightened
more spiritless
more afraid
more yellow-bellied
more unheroic
more faint-hearted
more chicken-livered
more apprehensive
more fainthearted
more poltroon
more nervous
more chicken-hearted
more milk-livered
more pigeon-hearted
more sissified
more candy-assed
more tremulous
more panicky
more irresolute
more hesitant
more boneless
more skittish
more intimidated
more characterless
more submissive
more pathetic
more fearsome
more diffident
more anxious
more tentative
more dismayed
more limp-wristed
more caitiff
more weakened
more effete
more weak-willed
more namby-pamby
more cowed
more squeamish
more vacillating
more worthless
more backward
more cowhearted
more unassertive
more white-livered
more feckless
more milksoppish
more milk-and-water
more impotent
more browbeaten
more capricious
more wavering
more bullied
more unassured
more sheepish
more worried
more startled
more reluctant
more spooked
more niddering
more terrified
more poltroonish
more petrified
more trepidatious
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
UK
more pithless
more emasculate
more ineffectual
more ineffective
more inept
more indecisive
more passive
more uncourageous
more fallible
more powerless
more indeterminate
more persuadable
more impressionable
more compliant
more persuasible
more undependable
more yielding
more corruptible
more unreliable
more supine
more changeable
more feeble-minded
more ❯
“Let the same thing be said by any who are ordered to suffer things that
fearful
and cowardly men would weep over.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very great in level, degree or intensity
intenser
acuter
fiercer
deeper
terribler
heavier
violenter
keener
viciouser
harder
ghastlier
extremer
greater
realer
sublimer
stronger
severer
powerfuller
sharper
harsher
seriouser
wilder
rabider
shriller
stormier
awfuller
fuller
tougher
torrider
rougher
pepperier
painfuller
hotter
bitterer
sounder
fervider
graver
eagerer
earnester
direr
immenser
supremer
bigger
badder
higher
soberer
sombrer
UK
closer
weightier
completer
somberer
US
grimmer
sadder
faster
vivider
gustier
bumpier
squallier
windier
mightier
choppier
ruggeder
warmer
gruffer
heftier
deadlier
smarter
angrier
mushier
more profound
more ferocious
more dreadful
more almighty
more vehement
more blistering
more furious
more excruciating
more frightful
more explosive
more hellacious
more exquisite
more intensive
more fearsome
more overwhelming
more tremendous
more astounding
more impossible
more proper
more heavy-duty
more excessive
more consuming
more raging
more agonizing
US
more forceful
more concentrated
more uncontrollable
more vigorous
more burning
more piercing
more unbearable
more insufferable
more heightened
more outrageous
more urgent
more flaming
more overpowering
more biting
more potent
more devastating
more forcible
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more passionate
more harrowing
more significant
more torturous
more tormenting
more unendurable
more energetic
more resounding
more penetrating
more inordinate
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more rampant
more hellish
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more cutting
more unfettered
more uncurbed
more emphatic
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more poignant
more blustery
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more desperate
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more critical
more major
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more extraordinary
more exceptional
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more brutal
more thorough
more uncontrolled
more fiery
more distressing
more total
more sudden
more inflamed
more unmanageable
more volatile
more marked
more ruinous
more convulsive
more enraged
more dynamic
more coercive
more paroxysmal
more relentless
more pronounced
more compelling
more zealous
more heated
more impassioned
more fervent
more diabolical
more fanatical
more unstoppable
more terrific
more ardent
more feverish
more worrying
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more considerable
more enormous
more warm-blooded
more deep-seated
more demanding
more comprehensive
more unqualified
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more diligent
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more undue
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more stinging
more life-threatening
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more inclement
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more thunderous
more menacing
more savage
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more all-encompassing
more crushing
more blustering
more destructive
more restless
more chaotic
more stormful
more passional
more excited
more animated
more emotional
more ablaze
more heartfelt
more melodramatic
more overemotional
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more religious
more superheated
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more sentimental
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more thrilled
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more aggravated
more intolerable
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more crucial
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more damaging
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more ❯
“Now, although I am in a
fearful
hurry to finish before our Betty comes home, I have taken the trouble of counting them over.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for marked by doubts or suspicions
unsurer
warier
hinkier
leerier
charier
cagier
jealouser
uptighter
iffier
shier
loather
shakier
safer
unclearer
vaguer
hazier
cannier
lother
chancier
harder
bleaker
blacker
world-wearier
wishy-washier
more distrustful
more suspicious
more mistrustful
more doubtful
more dubious
more sceptical
UK
more uncertain
more skeptical
US
more disbelieving
more unbelieving
more unconvinced
more undecided
more unsettled
more incredulous
more cynical
more questioning
more negativistic
more cautious
more apprehensive
more careful
more circumspect
more uneasy
more nervous
more insecure
more guarded
more untrusting
more hesitant
more anxious
more quizzical
more possessive
more solicitous
more paranoiac
more unreasonable
more para
more paranoid
more obsessed
more watchful
more ambivalent
more jaundiced
more tentative
more wavering
more irresolute
more vacillating
more unresolved
more indecisive
more heedful
more agnostic
more indefinite
more pessimistic
more reluctant
more faithless
more on guard
more equivocal
more aporetic
more mindful
more divided
more perplexed
more uncommitted
more averse
more considerate
more conservative
more gingerly
more alert
more afraid
more unassured
more scrupulous
more prudent
more noncommittal
more constrained
more restrained
more calculating
more particular
more fastidious
more inhibited
more discreet
more ambiguous
more diffident
more betwixt and between
more unenlightened
more suspect
more unsatisfied
more unmoved
more unimpressed
more unpersuaded
more vexed
more confused
more worried
more skittish
more defensive
more narrow-minded
more halting
more unconfident
more reticent
more indisposed
more jaded
more untrusty
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more touch-and-go
more misanthropic
more negative
more disillusioned
more hardened
more hard-boiled
more pendent
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for advocating the upholding or maintenance of tradition
timider
quieter
soberer
firmer
steadier
rigider
stuffier
boringer
devouter
stricter
truer
ancienter
older
narrower
smaller-minded
more conservative
more traditional
more orthodox
more unprogressive
more reactionary
more conventional
more hidebound
more traditionalistic
more conformist
more bourgeois
more illiberal
more fogyish
more unchanging
more stable
more inflexible
more unimaginative
more guarded
more constant
more controlled
more obstinate
more uncreative
more undaring
more established
more old-school
more right-wing
more white bread
more ultraconservative
more paleoconservative
more mossbacked
more old-fashioned
more buttoned-down
more dyed-in-the-wool
more blimpish
more diehard
more intransigent
more unadventurous
more retrogressive
more counterrevolutionary
more regressive
more strait-laced
more moderate
more convinced
more philistine
more observant
more fixed
more ossified
more ingrained
more bigoted
more hard-core
more hardcore
more historical
more past
more alt-right
more deep-seated
more historic
more outmoded
more out-of-date
more outdated
more intolerant
more prejudiced
more biased
more dogmatic
more uncompromising
more set
more fanatical
more puritan
more jaundiced
more intractable
more parochial
more individualistic
more narrow-minded
more close-minded
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or displaying a violent or ferocious aggressiveness
fiercer
viciouser
wilder
violenter
crueler
grimmer
feller
rougher
unrulier
bloodthirstier
gruffer
rabider
severer
steelier
sterner
terribler
austerer
dourer
flintier
harsher
harder
ruggeder
starker
angrier
horribler
madder
more ferocious
more savage
more barbaric
more dangerous
more aggressive
more brutal
more furious
more menacing
more murderous
more feral
more fiery
more untamed
more intimidating
more threatening
more barbarous
more brute
more fearsome
more forbidding
more malevolent
more malignant
more merciless
more ruthless
more ungentle
more unmerciful
more unrestrained
more baleful
more brutish
more callous
more convulsive
more delirious
more fiendish
more frightening
more frightful
more heartless
more impetuous
more raging
more truculent
more cutthroat
more enraged
more incessive
more inhuman
more inhumane
more lowering
more monstrous
more pitiless
more raving
more sadistic
more uncontrollable
more undomesticated
more butcherly
more crazed
more frantic
more hellish
more infuriated
more rapacious
more primitive
more tigerish
more venomous
Adjective
▲
Comparative for undecided or unsure of how to act
fickler
infirmer
unsteadier
unsurer
iffier
shakier
weaker
wobblier
wishy-washier
more irresolute
more indecisive
more doubtful
more tentative
more hesitant
more undecided
more vacillating
more wavering
more nervous
more ambivalent
more divided
more uncertain
more uncommitted
more unresolved
more unsettled
more halfhearted
more halting
more unstable
more weak-kneed
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in confidence, assertiveness or self-assurance
humbler
meeker
shier
softer
tamer
gentler
lowlier
politer
timider
milder
quieter
more unassertive
more deferential
more submissive
more obsequious
more servile
more acquiescent
more compliant
more cowed
more demure
more obedient
more obliging
more spineless
more spiritless
more subdued
more unobtrusive
more unprotesting
more yielding
more reverential
more subservient
more biddable
more docile
more resistless
more sheepish
more supplicatory
more apprehensive
more hesitant
more manageable
more sycophantic
more tentative
more timorous
more tractable
more unambitious
more self-conscious
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