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What is another word for
fragile
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▲
(
of an object
)
Easily broken or damaged
Vulnerable or easily threatened
(
of a person
)
Physically weak or frail
Small or improbable in the degree of likelihood
Refined in a delicate way
Easily broken into small fragments, crumbled, or reduced to powder
Thin or haggard, especially from hunger or disease
Worn out or ruined because of age or neglect
Made of very fine or flimsy material
Having a physically small size or stature
Having endearing traits or features attributable to infants
Having or showing emotional sensitivity
Feeling dizzy and close to losing consciousness
Affectedly concerned with elegant or refined behavior, language, or manners
(
of soil
)
Easily dug
… more ▼
▲
Adjective
▲
(
of an object
)
Easily broken or damaged
delicate
fine
frail
weak
flimsy
frangible
brittle
breakable
feeble
insecure
insubstantial
smashable
splintery
unstable
vulnerable
crumbly
destroyable
destructible
eggshell
fracturable
friable
shatterable
decrepit
easily broken
easily destroyed
rickety
wobbly
shaky
unsound
ramshackle
tottery
jerry-built
light
slight
unsteady
shattery
dodgy
makeshift
easily damaged
dainty
gimcrack
shoddy
badly built
tottering
unsafe
thrown together
wonky
precarious
cheap
teetery
tenuous
disintegrating
unsubstantial
defective
decaying
crumbling
falling to pieces
tender
thin
vitreous
crisp
crispy
unreliable
spindly
airy
dangerous
poor
inadequate
paltry
not solid
not robust
not safe
rocky
unbalanced
dilapidated
broken
rumpty
derelict
infirm
wavering
tumbledown
shacky
rattletrap
shambly
broken-down
tumble-down
superficial
rinkydink
house of cards
more ❯
“He warned that damage could be caused to the
fragile
books and their bindings.”
Adjective
▲
Vulnerable or easily threatened
tenuous
vulnerable
flimsy
precarious
insecure
nebulous
perilous
risky
rocky
shaky
suspect
unreliable
unsound
dicey
dodgy
iffy
feeble
easily threatened
weak
questionable
doubtful
dubious
insubstantial
sketchy
vague
insignificant
hazy
unspecific
unconvincing
indeterminate
unsubstantiated
indefinite
unsupported
uncertain
unreasonable
false
implausible
undependable
unclear
disputable
debatable
dubitable
unfounded
spurious
ungrounded
specious
fishy
untrue
groundless
untrustworthy
baseless
open to doubt
fallible
open to question
conjectural
suspicious
defective
speculative
arguable
wrong
illogical
equivocal
fallacious
erroneous
shady
obscure
imprecise
ill-founded
unproven
unwarranted
inaccurate
foundationless
improbable
uncorroborated
unlikely
unjustified
unconfirmed
unverified
doubtable
ambiguous
invalid
chancy
disreputable
nonvalid
incorrect
mistaken
deceptive
flawed
indistinct
unattested
controversial
untenable
problematical
unestablished
problematic
queer
flakey
US
pseudo
unstable
flaky
UK
sham
unsubstantial
incongruous
suppositive
suppositious
far-fetched
fabricated
misleading
untruthful
wide of the mark
off-target
without basis
without foundation
confused
opaque
not backed up by evidence
unformed
muddled
muddy
inchoate
unformulated
ill-defined
controvertible
contentious
borderline
moot
issuable
in doubt
negotiable
untested
falsified
fake
unsure
indecisive
open to debate
open to suspicion
subject to debate
unsettled
faulty
misguided
gratuitous
misinformed
not reliable
not dependable
nonrational
illegitimate
unreasoning
irrational
bottomless
hollow
sophistic
incredible
unreal
fantastic
unbacked
casuistic
inconsequent
inconsequential
unbelievable
preposterous
outlandish
uncalled-for
absurd
trumped-up
trumped up
off-base
exaggerated
unapt
unimaginable
fanciful
impossible
assailable
bizarre
outrageous
extravagant
embellished
indescribable
nonsensical
inconceivable
overblown
sensational
unrealistic
laughable
hyperbolic
farcical
farfetched
spectacular
incoherent
tall
embroidered
distorted
contradictory
imponderable
unpersuasive
ludicrous
beyond belief
hard to swallow
cock and bull
blown up
off the wall
self-contradictory
hard to define
impalpable
mysterious
hard to describe
unjustifiable
presumed
assumed
not validated
hard to believe
more ❯
“We have to prevent Joe from losing his already
fragile
grip on reality.”
Adjective
▲
(
of a person
)
Physically weak or frail
frail
delicate
weak
poorly
shaky
unwell
enfeebled
infirm
sickly
ailing
crook
debilitated
feeble
tender
tottery
trembly
unsteady
weakly
helpless
ill
sensitive
unsound
rickety
in poor health
effete
slight
wasted
weakened
wimpish
faint
unsubstantial
enervated
sapped
strengthless
asthenic
wimpy
languid
prostrate
prostrated
soft
puny
decrepit
lame
low
down-and-out
weedy
failing
incapacitated
softened
doddering
debile
tenuous
sapless
susceptible
exhausted
scrawny
unhealthy
emasculated
aged
spindly
anemic
US
tottering
anaemic
UK
vitiated
doddery
etiolated
anile
breakable
forceless
easily damaged
crippled
weakling
meager
US
vulnerable
pathetic
meagre
UK
flimsy
dainty
indisposed
yielding
small
faltering
invalid
lacklustre
UK
poor
lackluster
US
valetudinarian
nesh
sluggish
underfed
declining
unstable
weary
deteriorated
tired
faded
spent
languorous
drained
depleted
insubstantial
insecure
brittle
broken-down
burned out
allergic
superannuated
easily harmed
old
ancient
elderly
senile
senescent
out of shape
past it
over the hill
in bad shape
no spring chicken
long in the tooth
unconvincing
timorous
unenthusiastic
timid
spiritless
penetrable
violable
unprotected
gentle
moderate
mild
tame
faint-hearted
wishy-washy
low-key
lily-livered
half-hearted
powerless
impotent
trembling
shilpit
flat
woozy
out of gas
sick
peaked
bedridden
run-down
below par
down
diseased
laid low
run down
out of action
in declining health
splenetic
washed out
sickish
dotard
off-colour
UK
off-color
US
chronically ill
often ill
always ill
laid-low
peaky
sickened
bad
punk
disabled
valetudinary
handicapped
unfit
suffering
rocky
languishing
dying
on the sick list
not well
off colour
in bad health
sick as a dog
wasting away
under the weather
down with
laid up
feeling awful
more ❯
“Sadly, it pains me to say that I have become rather
fragile
with my old age.”
Adjective
▲
Small or improbable in the degree of likelihood
small
slight
frail
marginal
minuscular
minute
negligible
outside
remote
slender
slim
tiny
faint
flimsy
meager
US
meagre
UK
narrow
nominal
off
unlikely
improbable
distant
doubtful
dubious
implausible
far-fetched
poor
inconsiderable
inconceivable
minimal
insignificant
iffy
tenuous
feeble
fanciful
unthinkable
unimaginable
weak
unbelievable
vague
little
far
faraway
outlying
not likely
hundred-to-one
difficult to believe
scarce
not expected
dicey
questionable
absurd
rare
fractional
isolated
imperceptible
diminished
thin
fine
indiscernible
minuscule
infinitesimal
microscopic
undistinguishable
vestigial
unconspicuous
unnoticeable
teeny-weeny
teensy-weensy
more ❯
“The walls of the ruins emblematize the
fragile
possibility of reconciliation with the past.”
Adjective
▲
Refined in a delicate way
delicate
fine
refined
exquisite
elegant
graceful
subtle
airy
dainty
ethereal
intricate
light
thin
diaphanous
gossamer
insubstantial
frail
feathery
gossamery
flimsy
fluffy
soft
wispy
tenuous
weightless
floaty
lacy
nebulous
wisplike
filmy
vaporous
beautiful
lovely
“The
fragile
beauty of the flower gives lie to any notion we might have had of the prairie's emptiness.”
Adjective
▲
Easily broken into small fragments, crumbled, or reduced to powder
friable
crumbly
brittle
crisp
crispy
breakable
short
embrittled
powdery
flakey
US
flaky
UK
brickle
dusty
chalky
dry
pulverulent
levigated
brashy
soft
pulverizable
easily crumbled
frangible
crumbling
frail
shivery
delicate
crunchy
weak
granular
shortcrust
deteriorating
deteriorated
fatty
shatterable
hard
splintery
rigid
inelastic
vitreous
crusty
crackling
well-done
well-baked
well done
scaly
peeling
blistered
blistering
chipped
flaking
chafed
rough
layered
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Thin or haggard, especially from hunger or disease
lank
skinny
thin
scrawny
lean
bony
gaunt
emaciated
lanky
scraggy
angular
rangy
spare
spindly
gangling
skeletal
gangly
slender
slim
rawboned
starved
cadaverous
undernourished
attenuated
slight
pinched
wasted
haggard
beanpole
twiggy
underweight
beanstalk
meagre
UK
meager
US
puny
reedy
gawky
weedy
wizened
stalky
delicate
stick
featherweight
twiglike
attenuate
shrivelled
UK
shriveled
US
fleshless
ethereal
lightweight
rarefied
rickety
slinky
small
threadlike
wan
narrow
peaked
tall
shadow
skin-and-bones
raw-boned
size-zero
all skin and bones
thin as a rail
frail
undersized
feeble
weak
underdeveloped
fine
gossamer
slightly built
pint-sized
airy
tenuous
svelte
willowy
sylphlike
light
underfed
stringy
gracile
anorectic
boney
anorexic
fatless
ultrathin
lithe
macilent
starveling
waifish
sticklike
scraggly
looking like a bag of bones
as thin as a rake
stick-like
hollow-cheeked
spindle-shanked
like a skeleton
skin and bone
thin as a rake
like a matchstick
as thin as a reed
shrunken
half-starved
skin and bones
drawn
withered
famished
like a bag of bones
atrophied
lantern-jawed
hollow-eyed
hungry
wraithlike
peaky
raddled
skeleton
deathlike
sapped
taut
very thin
over-thin
skin-and-bone
worn to a shadow
without an ounce of fat
looking like death warmed up
skeletonlike
phthisical
thin as rail
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Worn out or ruined because of age or neglect
decrepit
dilapidated
shabby
ramshackle
seedy
crumbling
tumbledown
threadbare
rickety
derelict
decaying
rundown
battered
worn
tacky
ruined
deteriorated
deteriorating
bedraggled
decayed
rumpty
unsound
flimsy
tired
creaky
creaking
used
antiquated
insubstantial
superannuated
haggard
quavering
shaking
broken-down
run down
run-down
worn out
worn-out
beat-up
falling to pieces
falling apart
in ruins
in disrepair
worse for wear
on its last legs
tumble-down
weather-beaten
gone to rack and ruin
in a state of disrepair
ill-maintained
collapsing
rotting
crumbly
decomposing
disintegrating
rotten
breaking up
in bad condition
falling in
caving in
eroding
putrefying
breaking
moldering
US
peeling
subsiding
mouldering
UK
coming apart at the seams
falling apart at the seams
shaky
corroded
withering
disintegrated
crumbled
coming undone
neglected
tatty
tattered
tatterdemalion
mean
old
scruffy
dingy
dumpy
miserable
grungy
crummy
timeworn
gone to seed
mangy
shambly
sleazy
ratty
moth-eaten
bombed-out
damaged
scrubby
dog-eared
down-at-the-heels
down-at-heel
squalid
wrecked
wretched
ruinous
shacky
shoddy
untended
uncared-for
slummy
ragged
faded
desolate
tottering
unmaintained
degenerated
unkempt
the worse for wear
poorly maintained
badly maintained
sordid
insalubrious
destroyed
poor
impaired
marred
tawdry
pitiful
scuzzy
disfigured
beat
withered
slipshod
grotty
beat up
down at heel
beaten up
all the worse for wear
condemned
seen better days
in a bad way
done
ropy
disheveled
US
dishevelled
UK
broken down
uncared
injured
clapped-out
frayed
in poor condition
raunchy
unimproved
peaked
frowzy
shattered
sorry
knocked around
dismal
disreputable
bare
uncared for
below par
under par
used-up
fallen in
fallen-in
rinky-dink
in bad repair
down-at-the-heel
out of condition
bad
mediocre
poverty-stricken
untidy
lousy
ordinary
substandard
paltry
base
low-grade
menial
second-rate
two-bit
middling
sad
low-rent
about to fall apart
about to collapse
worm-eaten
falling to bits
falling into disrepair
having seen better days
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Made of very fine or flimsy material
filmy
flimsy
gossamer
gauzy
gossamery
thin
fine
insubstantial
cobwebby
gauzelike
wispy
unsubstantial
dainty
silky
frothy
shimmering
tiffany
sleazy
chiffon
finespun
ultra-fine
fine-grained
delicate
light
diaphanous
lightweight
sheer
transparent
floaty
ethereal
threadlike
porous
airy
translucent
soft
slight
powdered
small
granular
impalpable
pulverized
US
exquisite
quality
loose
dusty
little
powdery
minute
slender
chiffony
pulverous
pulverulent
lacy
pulverised
UK
very thin
gossamer-like
see-through
frail
fine-drawn
fine-spun
wafer-thin
skimpy
pellucid
refined
subtile
permeable
deficient
subtle
fluffy
superfine
floating
tissuelike
tissuey
frangible
smooth
weightless
paperlike
papyraceous
chartaceous
paper
gossamer-thin
paper-thin
ultra-thin
papery
feathery
silken
frilly
lacelike
translucid
elegant
transpicuous
lace-like
fibrous
summery
glassy
cellophane
cobweb
vaporous
gauze-like
cottony
incorporeal
intricate
flyaway
feather-like
floatable
nice
graceful
filigree
nuanced
detailed
spongy
gentle
recherche
choice
downy
atmospheric
fancy
meshy
ornate
patterned
netlike
open
net-like
superficial
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having a physically small size or stature
slight
small
diminutive
little
puny
pocket
pygmy
undersized
petite
Lilliputian
dwarfish
bantam
wee
dinky
smallish
shrimpy
undersize
toylike
fine
subnormal
elfin
dainty
thin
skinny
slim
twiggy
slender
spare
reedy
attenuate
gracile
broomstick
skeleton
stick
pint-sized
pocket-size
pocket-sized
pint-size
half-pint
fun size
small-boned
slightly built
size-zero
lightly-built
not heavy
tiny
delicate
sprightly
minute
frail
midget
light
short
shrimp
weak
stunted
lank
squat
underdeveloped
meek
weedy
stubby
homuncular
dwarf
peewee
runtish
mere
a slip of a …
miniature
mini
teeny
minuscule
teensy-weensy
microscopic
teeny-weeny
bitty
teensy
bitsy
infinitesimal
itsy-bitsy
minuscular
weeny
itty-bitty
minikin
negligible
atomic
weensy
microminiature
insignificant
pee-wee
runty
yea big
microscopical
trifling
minimum
baby
compact
toy
little-bitty
nanoscopic
titchy
little bitty
pintsize
pintsized
imperceptible
tiddly
fun-size
miniaturized
US
vest-pocket
meager
US
micro
undeveloped
meagre
UK
miniaturised
UK
eensy
small-scale
knee high to a grasshopper
knee-high to a grasshopper
eensy-weensy
scrawny
wispy
very small
stocky
trim
scrubby
lilliputian
squatty
peanut
minor
low
not large
small-fry
teeny weeny
invisible
nanosized
invisible to the naked eye
unnoticeable
spindly
portable
measly
feeble
underweight
dwarfed
atrophied
pygmaean
smaller
ickle
handy
abridged
potted
button
reduced
neat
bijou
concise
condensed
piddling
piffling
dumpy
capsule
cute
fubsy
lesser
undernourished
unsubstantial
niggling
picayune
nothing
runt
sawn-off
tincy
teentsy
inconsiderable
shallow
insufficient
sparse
inappreciable
limited
small-time
two-bit
skimpy
minor-league
low-lying
not long
low-slung
itsy bitsy
incy wincy
tincy wincy
teensy weensy
scant
very little
cramped
not tall
truncated
immature
junior
shriveled
US
wizened
sawed-off
shrivelled
UK
brief
knee high to a gnat
close to the ground
birdlike
not big
hardly any
nano
bitesize
flyspeck
scaled-down
knee-high
bite-sized
nickel-and-dime
not worth bothering about
bite-size
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having endearing traits or features attributable to infants
cute
adorable
dear
endearing
sweet
angelic
cherubic
dainty
darling
innocent
lovable
precious
charming
cuddly
delightful
disarming
loveable
lovely
cherubical
childlike
cutesy
dinky
enchanting
engaging
fetching
perky
pleasant
winning
winsome
adorbs
fair
kawaii
likeable
UK
likable
US
lovesome
as pretty as a picture
bonnie
bonny
chocolate-box
pretty-pretty
twee
attractive
appealing
pleasing
captivating
bewitching
taking
alluring
irresistible
pretty
agreeable
comely
fascinating
amiable
prepossessing
charismatic
enticing
entrancing
seductive
elegant
gorgeous
delectable
beguiling
inviting
dreamy
magnetic
beautiful
ravishing
glamorous
ingratiating
insinuating
nice
divine
absorbing
cunning
luring
delicate
desirable
simpatico
enthralling
sympathique
sophisticated
cultivated
graceful
sympatisch
arresting
dazzling
smashing
polite
civilized
US
cultured
smart
suave
debonair
genial
congenial
affable
quaint
glamourous
worldly
wonderful
mesmeric
heavenly
couthy
electrifying
civilised
UK
siren
sirenic
elfin
well bred
seraphic
ambrosial
exquisite
warm-hearted
cherished
affectionate
witty
fine
doll face
bijou
subtle
friendly
cherishable
airy
magnetising
UK
magnetizing
US
refined
nurturable
prizable
appreciatable
worldly-wise
neat
tasteful
nuanced
larger than life
picturesque
little
pert
toytown
infectious
personable
compelling
button
artful
arty-crafty
pleasantly old-fashioned
tantalizing
US
titillating
enamoring
tantalising
UK
seducing
rapturous
gratifying
enjoyable
satisfying
pleasurable
good
welcome
felicitous
delightsome
dulcet
jolly
grateful
blessed
blest
luscious
entertaining
delicious
pure
mesmerizing
US
spellbinding
hypnotizing
US
magical
intriguing
wholesome
tasty
stunning
knockout
savory
US
bodacious
kind
radiant
savoury
UK
infatuating
exciting
engrossing
tempting
babelicious
amusing
sexy
favorable
US
favourable
UK
hypnotising
UK
choice
mesmerising
UK
as pure as the driven snow
bootylicious
pulchritudinous
fair-haired
white-headed
as nice as pie
drop-dead
extremely attractive
thrilling
glorious
extremely pleasant
extremely enjoyable
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Having or showing emotional sensitivity
feeling
sensitive
tender
caring
emotional
empathetic
sympathetic
understanding
compassionate
considerate
gentle
tender-hearted
warm
warm-hearted
intuitive
receptive
responsive
soft
soft-hearted
thoughtful
demonstrative
fiery
high-strung
passionate
sensible
kind
kindly
humane
benevolent
affectionate
beneficent
tenderhearted
benignant
kindhearted
empathic
charitable
kind-hearted
loving
good-hearted
concerned
softhearted
generous
gracious
comforting
benign
good-natured
mild
pitying
indulgent
tolerant
merciful
commiserative
supportive
warmhearted
goodhearted
helpful
patient
altruistic
selfless
maternal
motherly
fatherly
big-hearted
great-hearted
large-hearted
all heart
solicitous
attentive
lenient
humanitarian
fatherlike
bleeding-heart
giving
unselfish
magnanimous
genial
philanthropical
forbearing
philanthropic
clement
neighborly
US
neighbourly
UK
well meaning
consoling
condoling
sympathizing
US
commiserating
tactful
doting
encouraging
sympathising
UK
affable
friendly
cordial
sweet
hospitable
amiable
pleasant
nice
good
greathearted
easygoing
open-hearted
angelic
benefic
decent
amicable
obliging
mellow
well intentioned
heart in right place
well-mannered
careful
forgiving
fond
munificent
liberal
ruthful
sparing
courteous
having heart in right place
bleeding heart
wholesome
eleemosynary
lovable
agreeable
soft touch
cooperative
polite
chivalrous
brotherly
calm
congenial
propitious
cheerful
likeable
UK
unoffensive
likable
US
sociable
dutiful
lavish
princely
delightful
big
public-spirited
good-tempered
regardful
good-humoured
UK
respectful
sweet-tempered
gallant
accommodating
good-humored
US
openhearted
pleasing
noble
engaging
deferential
nurturing
appreciative
protective
approving
socially conscious
knightly
human
piteous
bighearted
perceptive
open-minded
well disposed
well-disposed
do-good
loving and giving
old softie
well-intentioned
moved
touchy-feely
touched
aware
hearty
open
diplomatic
discerning
conscious
cognizant
sorry
sensitized
US
reactive
impressionable
stirred
unstinting
open-handed
bounteous
bountiful
openhanded
freehanded
perceiving
impressible
sensitised
UK
insightful
knowing
emotionable
impressed
finely tuned
supersensitive
tuned in
touchy feely
melted
stimulated
affected
influenced
turned on to
deeply moved
permissive
pardoning
condoning
pitiful
easy-going
comprehending
interested
easy
self-sacrificing
moderate
approachable
complaisant
paternal
ungrudging
sentimental
lax
compliant
light
civil
temperate
unassuming
righteous
devoted
free
harmless
peaceful
mild-mannered
pacific
peaceable
mollycoddling
moralistic
pampering
favourable
UK
favorable
US
condolatory
spoiling
comradely
mindful
civilized
US
excusing
accepting
modest
virtuous
ethical
moral
honourable
UK
honorable
US
civilised
UK
companionable
valiant
self-denying
high-minded
placid
well-meaning
unsparing
meek
free-handed
self-effacing
goody-goody
allowing
yielding
permitting
consolatory
demure
socially concerned
maternalistic
lamblike
intimate
reverent
retiring
accessible
amenable
chummy
docile
humble
mushy
personable
parental
principled
conciliatory
humoring
US
lovely
mother
humouring
UK
non-confrontational
just
heroic
unpresumptuous
prepossessing
winsome
generous to a fault
denying
sweet-natured
even-tempered
self-forgetting
angelical
full of pity
soothing
socially aware
woke
unblamable
paternalistic
patriarchal
pally
culturally sensitive
serene
avuncular
willing
placable
tame
subdued
broad-minded
nonmalignant
nonthreatening
personal
fraternal
idealistic
observant
heedful
emollient
assuaging
assuasive
favoring
US
letting
willing to forgive
overindulgent
favouring
UK
long-suffering
eager to help
eager to please
charming
very helpful
social
thoughty
casual
soft-shell
soft-shelled
being big
non-malignant
live with
appealing
wonderful
going easy on
very kind
well-bred
almsgiving
natural
taking
captivating
winning
enchanting
acquiescent
familiar
informal
honest
respectable
upstanding
conscientious
upright
unceremonious
self-forgetful
reassuring
patriotic
contributing
donating
prosocial
confidential
flexible
close
swell
ingratiating
jovial
familial
unaffected
as nice as pie
simpatico
reasonable
measured
amical
pliant
harmonious
undemanding
fair
watchful
allocentric
purpose driven
welcoming
sheltering
deceivable
elevated
high
lordly
goodish
lofty
great
enthusiastic
protecting
supporting
caretaking
dupable
barley-sugar
heartfelt
non-hostile
weak
submissive
trusting
naive
tractable
unsuspicious
deludable
unoppressive
biddable
unburdensome
gullible
susceptible
fleeceable
spineless
boneless
earnest
wholehearted
genuine
cheery
sincere
happy
inviting
eager
convivial
matey
deep
bonhomous
palsy
amorous
palsy-walsy
buddy-buddy
freehearted
fulsome
quiet
incorruptible
extroverted
bland
dovelike
cool
shy
sisterly
laid back
dove-like
soft-spoken
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▲
Feeling dizzy and close to losing consciousness
faint
dizzy
giddy
vertiginous
weak
wobbly
woozy
exhausted
unsteady
fatigued
reeling
shaky
wooly
US
woolly
UK
drooping
enervated
faltering
lightheaded
muzzy
trembly
dopey
languid
lethargic
light-headed
off-balance
all of a quiver
woolly-headed
weak at the knees
groggy
whirling
swimmy
hazy
dazed
staggering
aswoon
punchy
punch-drunk
weak-kneed
with rubbery legs
off balance
muddled
tipsy
swimming
gaga
slap-happy
stuporous
distracted
confused
weak in the knees
muddleheaded
quivery
slaphappy
tottering
light
unstable
teetering
all of a tremble
with legs like jelly
not with it
bewildered
befuddled
stunned
bemused
stupefied
silly
addled
disorientated
pixillated
pixilated
zonked
puzzled
dopy
raddled
nauseous
fuddled
unbalanced
spacy
queasy
spacey
fogged
unsettled
spaced
out of control
at sea
out of it
mixed-up
spaced-out
zonked-out
confounded
tranced
dreamy
bedeviled
US
rocky
nauseated
befogged
queer
funny
bushed
addlepated
delirious
tired
swooning
ditzy
volatile
addle
seeing stars
weak-headed
light in the head
empty-headed
bedevilled
UK
shell-shocked
drowsy
disoriented
sluggish
slow
drunken
slothful
bleary
sleepy
draggy
benumbed
in a stupor
dumbfounded
dazzled
staggered
upset
blind
disturbed
dumb
blinded
perplexed
discombobulated
stumped
baffled
flustered
flummoxed
nonplussed
numb
mixed up
bamboozled
fazed
fuzzy
vague
addlebrained
thrown off balance
mystified
disconcerted
thrown
taken aback
all at sea
lost
rattled
foggy
speechless
surprised
startled
breathless
overwhelmed
overcome
dismayed
at sixes and sevens
floored
astounded
shaken
wildered
dumbstruck
disorganized
US
unhinged
disorganised
UK
senile
demented
at a loss
unglued
deranged
gone
numbed
out to lunch
shook up
fouled up
absent-minded
aghast
gobsmacked
senseless
daft
touched
inattentive
trippy
wonky
stupid
insensible
cold
agog
frozen
flabbergasted
intoxicated
awed
thunderstruck
awe-struck
in a dither
shook
foolish
not knowing if you are coming or going
woolly-minded
astonished
addle-brained
glassy-eyed
psychotic
muddle-headed
spaced out
shot to pieces
crazy
screwy
not knowing if one is coming or going
irrational
unsound
with Alzheimer's disease
whacko
out-of-joint
unscrewed
clueless
discomposed
unnerved
mazed
beaten
troubled
discomfited
shaken up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Affectedly concerned with elegant or refined behavior, language, or manners
precious
affected
artificial
pretentious
contrived
alembicated
chichi
effete
fastidious
mannered
over-refined
studied
twee
fancy-pants
flowery
overnice
overrefined
poncey
showy
stagy
artful
choosy
finicky
fussy
la-di-da
ostentatious
particular
persnickety
refined
self-conscious
chi-chi
ineffectual
pseud
toffee-nosed
sentimental
mawkish
soppy
over-sentimental
pompous
grandiose
extravagant
flashy
kitschy
exaggerated
posey
elaborate
flaunty
flaunting
flamboyant
highfaluting
put-on
la-de-da
arty-farty
inflated
overambitious
assuming
heroic
conceited
snobbish
grand
pseudo
poseur
specious
snippy
sophomoric
hifalutin
vainglorious
flatulent
hollow
dicty
high-minded
stilted
too-too
puffed up
arty
feigned
hyperventilated
wanky
swank
fake
bombastic
theatrical
dashing
lively
exuberant
buoyant
rakish
animated
swashbuckling
energetic
peacockish
sporty
vibrant
barnstorming
confident
outrageous
vivacious
camp
over the top
over the top OTT
conspicuous
tinselly
splashy
gaudy
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of soil
)
Easily dug
light
friable
sandy
workable
crumbly
loose
easily dug
porous
breakable
not dense
spongy
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