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Adjective
Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance
Of low social, administrative, or political rank
Lacking in confidence, assertiveness or self-assurance
(
of an object
)
Not having any impressive qualities
Humble or lower in rank or status
Small in amount, size or degree
Not ostentatious
Easygoing in temperament
Being a person of good repute and character
Not important or well known
Not objectionable or harmful
Showing respect or reverence
Not special or different in any way
Feeling or expressing remorse at the recognition that one has done wrong
Without moral principles
Characterised by prayer, devout, reverent
Done working
Having a considerate or kindly disposition
Relating to angels
Verb
To shame or put down
(
often by winning or being victorious over
)
To defeat or overcome in a battle or contest
Make less powerful and easier to control
Seize power
Deflate someone's idea, feelings
Rebuff, ignore, or spurn disdainfully
Do something in such a way as to emphasize that one clearly regards it as below one's dignity or level of importance
Noun
Accepting of criticism
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Adjective
▲
Having or showing a modest or low estimate of one's importance
modest
respectful
unassuming
unpresuming
unpretentious
unostentatious
courteous
demure
discreet
embarrassed
temperate
unboastful
bashful
blushing
reserved
shy
unobtrusive
free from vanity
self-deprecating
self-effacing
soft-spoken
down-to-earth
meek
reticent
retiring
diffident
timid
unassertive
shrinking
withdrawn
timorous
coy
backward
quiet
introverted
mousy
sheepish
recessive
hesitant
insecure
unconfident
nervous
lowly
aw-shucks
apprehensive
skittish
unassured
fearful
self-deprecatory
overly modest
restrained
faint-hearted
silent
reluctant
afraid
self-conscious
self-critical
rabbity
weak-kneed
quaking
mild
simple
trembling
cowering
easily frightened
lacking courage
inconspicuous
prim
cowardly
scared
gutless
frightened
unpretending
wimpish
mousey
yellow
sissy
yellow-bellied
tremulous
chicken
fainthearted
unforthcoming
unsure
constrained
shamefaced
withdrawing
proper
submissive
seemly
poor-spirited
recreant
tentative
inhibited
wary
abashed
coquettish
chaste
kittenish
low-key
chary
prudish
overmodest
nice
wavering
passive
unaffected
natural
genuine
arch
flirtatious
artless
unambitious
ordinary
ingenuous
plain
egoless
unaggressive
subdued
introvert
doubtful
low-profile
unnoticeable
simpering
uncertain
self-doubting
ashamed
evasive
distrustful
mim
dubious
suspicious
blenching
flinching
unpoised
keeping a low profile
moderate
resigned
prudent
pusillanimous
keeping one's light under a bushel
reclusive
unsociable
ill at ease
seclusive
private
secret
secretive
eremitic
hesitating
unwilling
late
sluggish
lily-livered
hermitic
anchoritic
eremitical
jittery
panicky
irresolute
unheroic
cringey
anxious
spineless
wimpy
pigeonhearted
craven
pigeon-hearted
unaffable
undemonstrative
unexpansive
nongregarious
tardy
scary
fearsome
trepidatious
gentle
soft
browbeaten
dismayed
intimidated
Milquetoast
daunted
cowed
capricious
bullied
weak
wet
spiritless
shaky
unnerved
vacillating
feeble
decorous
not forward
prissy
loath
uneager
indisposed
averse
disinclined
sober
respectable
strait-laced
ladylike
sedate
staid
decent
media-shy
faint
shuddering
innocent
virginal
pure
maidenly
virtuous
priggish
old-maidish
straight
puritanical
goody-goody
starchy
having cold feet
retired
niminy-piminy
uptight
affected
square
close
earnest
serious
solemn
prim and proper
doubting
verecund
recoiling
blushful
easily embarrassed
more ❯
“Is it not possible to be stinking rich, to be proud of yourself, and yet be
humble
at the same time?”
Adjective
▲
Of low social, administrative, or political rank
common
lowly
poor
commonplace
ordinary
plebeian
simple
ignoble
low
proletarian
undistinguished
inferior
insignificant
mean
modest
baseborn
underprivileged
unimportant
meagre
UK
meager
US
rough
severe
unrefined
unremarkable
unwashed
inconsequential
inglorious
lowborn
measly
obscure
prole
shabby
trivial
unpretentious
vulgar
wretched
beggarly
contemptible
humdrum
lumpen
miserable
paltry
petty
pitiful
plebby
puny
scrubby
sordid
uncouth
unfit
lower-class
working-class
low-born
low-ranking
low-life
of low birth
of low rank
base
servile
subordinate
peasant
menial
declassed
second-class
low-class
unassuming
meek
blue-singlet
minor
popular
déclassé
subservient
plain
junior
lesser
low-bred
lowlife
gentle
mild
middling
submissive
docile
dutiful
retiring
reverential
mundane
withdrawing
everyday
obsequious
prosaic
second-rate
blue-collar
cast down
crude
dishonourable
UK
dishonorable
US
unworthy
average
cloth-cap
grass-roots
bourgeois
traditional
unsophisticated
banal
conventional
pedestrian
grassroots
democratic
people's
philistine
lowbrow
low-paid
declassé
demotic
deprived
common or garden
low-status
secondary
mediocre
subsidiary
second-string
small
smaller
lousy
demeaning
reduced
low-grade
degrading
ancillary
second-fiddle
bottom
little
poorer
slighter
lower
ignominious
lower-ranking
sorry
sad
dinky
minor-league
small-fry
small-time
bush-league
third-string
lower in rank
undersized
subjacent
lower in status
second-banana
not very important
beneath someone
bottom-rung
back seat
below someone
entry-level
less important
under someone's heel
not so important
more ❯
“Many pupils from
humble
backgrounds were granted places to study at the local university.”
Adjective
▲
Lacking in confidence, assertiveness or self-assurance
meek
unassertive
deferential
submissive
obsequious
servile
acquiescent
compliant
cowed
demure
lamblike
obedient
obliging
shy
soft
spineless
spiritless
subdued
tame
unobtrusive
unprotesting
unresisting
yielding
gentle
lowly
reverential
subservient
biddable
docile
polite
resistless
sheepish
supplicatory
timid
apprehensive
fearful
hesitant
manageable
mild
quiet
sycophantic
tentative
timorous
tractable
unambitious
mim
self-conscious
passive
dutiful
unassuming
pliant
resigned
accommodating
modest
self-effacing
unpretentious
amenable
ductile
slavish
obeisant
longanimous
fawning
controllable
governable
patient
conformable
law-abiding
forbearing
pliable
reverent
malleable
complaisant
duteous
down-to-earth
ingratiating
tolerant
orderly
self-abasing
willing
persuadable
grovelling
UK
bootlicking
teachable
abject
persuasible
nonresistant
groveling
US
menial
agreeable
easy
under one's thumb
peaceful
respectful
long-suffering
unpresuming
unboastful
regardful
civil
courteous
considerate
retiring
peaceable
attentive
thoughtful
diffident
awed
toadying
tolerating
flexible
unresistant
deferent
truckling
cowering
cringing
cooperative
gullible
trusting
workable
wishy-washy
nothing
pabulum
Milquetoast
serene
zero
plain
lenient
subject
downtrodden
snivelling
UK
inferior
mannerly
ingratiatory
impressionable
manipulable
putty in one's hands
game
suggestible
dancing
sniveling
US
ignoble
mean
complacent
easygoing
well-behaved
cool
weak-kneed
docious
milky
laid-back
adaptable
mellow
usable
childlike
easily swayed
easily manipulated
easily handled
at one's mercy
in one's power
in one's clutches
a slave to
at one's beck and call
in one's pocket
easily influenced
non-resisting
supine
under someone's thumb
nonresisting
domesticated
comformable
obeying
giving-in
bowing down
uncomplaining
complying
subordinate
surrendering
amiable
placable
kowtowing
disciplinable
trainable
handleable
more ❯
“He was but a
humble
peasant who would acquiesce to his master's demands with nary a word of complaint.”
Adjective
▲
(
of an object
)
Not having any impressive qualities
modest
conservative
discreet
folksy
homely
laid-back
unaffected
unassuming
unbeautified
uncomplex
understated
unembellished
unimposing
unobtrusive
unpresumptuous
unpretending
unpretentious
plain
simple
ordinary
unostentatious
unsophisticated
natural
honest-to-goodness
artless
guileless
ingenuous
honest
genuine
true
quiet
lowly
without airs
innocent
naive
real
wholesome
down-to-earth
open
sincere
homey
restrained
inelaborate
cracker-barrel
unfussy
rustic
childlike
straightforward
undesigning
unadorned
unornamented
homespun
pure
self-effacing
easy-going
unshowy
unspoilt
pretensionless
uncontrived
reserved
polite
considerate
kind
courteous
homemade
homecooked
on the up and up
down-home
frank
homebrew
unspoiled
classic
unambitious
free-spirited
prosaic
down
unextravagant
everyday
basic
meek
poor
demure
up front
down home
small
homestyle
uncomplicated
minimal
practical
fresh
unembroidered
unexcessive
token
economical
workaday
unrefined
no-nonsense
acceptable
unelaborate
penny plain
without frills
hearty
undecorated
conventional
simplistic
simpleminded
unworldly
unwary
unsuspecting
unsuspicious
unknowing
gullible
naïve
inexperienced
green
more ❯
“Jack is a self-made man who grew up in a
humble
home.”
Adjective
▲
Humble or lower in rank or status
abject
servile
craven
fawning
grovelling
UK
groveling
US
ignoble
ingratiating
lowly
obedient
obeisant
obsequious
self-abasing
subservient
sycophantic
unresisting
slavish
base
menial
toadying
unctuous
crawling
smarmy
flattering
cringing
saccharine
submissive
deferential
bootlicking
brown-nosing
sucky
slimy
oily
Uriah Heepish
mean
low
soft
charming
serving
silken
toadyish
soapy
bum-sucking
ass-kissing
oleaginous
greasy
forelock-tugging
apple-polishing
disarming
arse-licking
creeping
excessively deferential
despicable
suckholing
creepy
insinuative
ingratiatory
sugary
slick
smooth
vile
insincere
honey-tongued
silver-tongued
ignominious
cajoling
wheedling
smooth-tongued
smooth-talking
sycophantish
insinuating
cloying
sickening
nauseating
slippery
adulatory
unworthy
docile
snivelling
UK
saponaceous
sniveling
US
insinuatory
suggestive
humiliating
reptilian
conniving
prostrate
winsome
winning
endearing
unskilled
low-status
boring
degrading
timeserving
routine
dull
arse-kissing
humdrum
sorry
brownnosing
sycophant
scraping
parasitic
bowing
spineless
mealy-mouthed
kowtowing
cowering
compliant
demeaning
bowing and scraping
low-grade
inferior
gushing
blue-collar
tedious
basic
common
baseborn
glib
suave
hypocritical
urbane
smooth-spoken
effusive
degraded
contemptible
worthless
plausible
fulsome
hagiographical
phoney
UK
gushy
hagiographic
debased
cringey
buttery
creamy
smug
pinguid
sordid
phony
US
beggarly
passive
reprehensible
shabby
detestable
dishonourable
UK
scungy
eating crow
deplorable
meek
humiliated
horrible
gloomy
dejected
outcast
dishonorable
US
deferent
dismal
self-effacing
hangdog
eating humble pie
nasty
shameful
wretched
cheap
dirty
scummy
execrable
grubby
scurvy
snide
low-down
lousy
lame
currish
ratty
scabby
low-minded
disgraceful
unscrupulous
unprincipled
paltry
disreputable
rotten
sneaking
callous
degenerate
meanspirited
petty
hard-hearted
narrow-minded
odious
repulsive
pitiful
pitiable
repugnant
hateful
loathsome
appalling
abhorrent
revolting
heinous
awful
horrid
offensive
abominable
repellent
discreditable
dreadful
miserable
pathetic
cruddy
distasteful
sad
obnoxious
filthy
disgusting
wicked
villainous
beastly
unsavory
US
unsavoury
UK
infamous
caitiff
horrifying
beyond the pale
below contempt
beneath contempt
beyond contempt
dirty rotten
low-life
no-good
unfair
illegal
dishonest
fraudulent
crooked
deceitful
corrupt
immoral
crafty
unsporting
treacherous
squalid
underhanded
double-dealing
unethical
cowardly
ungentlemanly
cunning
devious
sly
underhand
nefarious
wily
foul
shifty
guileful
unpleasant
designing
Machiavellian
sneaky
cheating
shady
calculating
deceiving
shrewd
unsportsmanlike
illegitimate
inequitable
deceptive
unlawful
unsportsmanly
sleazy
scheming
knavish
illicit
off-color
below the belt
ill-gotten
not cricket
against the rules
Janus-faced
out of order
more ❯
“Podrick passes into the service of Tyrion Lannister as his
humble
squire after Tyrion joins the forces in the Riverlands.”
Adjective
▲
Small in amount, size or degree
small
modest
meager
US
meagre
UK
inappreciable
inconsiderable
measly
miserly
tiny
insignificant
minimal
nominal
paltry
piddling
trifling
derisory
inconsequential
marginal
minimum
trivial
frugal
inadequate
insufficient
minuscule
sparse
unsubstantial
little
scant
“The kitchen only provided us with a
humble
serving of mashed potatoes and peas.”
Adjective
▲
Not ostentatious
unostentatious
simple
unassuming
unpretentious
plain
inelaborate
unextravagant
small
unadorned
unaffected
economical
unembroidered
unexcessive
unobtrusive
unornamented
average
cheap
discreet
dry
fair
inexpensive
middling
moderate
natural
reasonable
unembellished
unexceptional
unextreme
unradical
unstudied
modest
lowly
small-scale
small-time
Adjective
▲
Easygoing in temperament
nonchalant
easy
casual
friendly
happy
pleasant
outgoing
relaxed
sociable
carefree
congenial
polite
amiable
gregarious
affable
genial
gentle
natural
gracious
tolerant
down-to-earth
good-humored
US
good-humoured
UK
good-natured
good-tempered
free and easy
happy-go-lucky
unreserved
unconstrained
unflappable
uninhibited
humoring
US
open
great-hearted
urbane
undemanding
diplomatic
unaffected
familiar
humouring
UK
at ease
Adjective
▲
Being a person of good repute and character
quality
honest
trustworthy
faithful
dependable
responsible
sensible
credible
principled
unfailing
upright
authentic
ethical
honorable
US
honourable
UK
level-headed
reliable
righteous
steadfast
straight
truthful
veracious
decent
equitable
fair
genuine
impartial
moral
reputable
scrupulous
sincere
uncontrived
unfeigned
unpretentious
virtuous
constant
dedicated
dutiful
enduring
incorruptible
patriotic
resolute
steady
true
trusty
unwavering
Adjective
▲
Not important or well known
obscure
unknown
nameless
unsung
minor
unimportant
lowly
inconspicuous
unrecognised
UK
unrecognized
US
inconsequential
insignificant
undistinguished
unfamiliar
unrenowned
unseen
anonymous
inglorious
noteless
unacclaimed
uncelebrated
unfamous
unnoticed
forgotten
overlooked
unappreciated
unnoted
odd
rare
unapplauded
unfamed
unglorified
unhailed
unhonored
unhonoured
unlauded
invisible
irrelevant
little known
little-known
unacknowledged
unheard of
unheard-of
no-name
out-of-the-way
seldom seen
unestablished
unnamed
neglected
disregarded
unpraised
untrumpeted
unbemoaned
unrewarded
unmissed
silent
Adjective
▲
Not objectionable or harmful
inoffensive
harmless
innocuous
innocent
mild
peaceable
unobjectionable
unoffending
quiet
retiring
neutral
unobtrusive
innoxious
nonprovocative
anodyne
benign
hurtless
non-aggressive
non-combative
non-violent
peaceful
safe
unexceptionable
white
bland
calm
clean
dull
friendly
gentle
pleasant
tame
unremarkable
wholesome
acceptable
insipid
run-of-the-mill
commonplace
uninjurious
uncontroversial
non-poisonous
non-irritant
non-toxic
inobnoxious
non-dangerous
nonmalignant
non-injurious
nontoxic
nonpoisonous
non-malignant
faultless
beyond reproach
irreproachable
satisfactory
nonviolent
clear
non-provocative
non-controversial
boring
eatable
edible
unpolluted
pure
agreeable
sapless
painless
weak
flat
jejune
kind
undamaging
banal
mind-numbing
tedious
unexciting
uninteresting
uninspiring
unoffensive
low-risk
unprovocative
offenseless
unmalicious
unhurtful
risk-free
respectable
tolerable
pleasing
kosher
admissible
riskless
colourless
UK
colorless
US
anemic
US
anaemic
UK
antiseptic
playful
unintended
well-intentioned
unintentional
well-meant
curable
remediable
superficial
non-cancerous
benignant
treatable
removable
slight
limited
not cancerous
early stage
not dangerous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Showing respect or reverence
reverent
adoring
loving
awed
deferential
devout
meek
respectful
reverential
submissive
admiring
devoted
dutiful
pious
solemn
worshipful
worshipping
UK
appreciative
gracious
obedient
obeisant
polite
regardful
upholding
worshiping
US
venerational
mannerly
civil
solicitous
courteous
subservient
courtly
gallant
chivalrous
considerate
obliging
deferent
thoughtful
venerating
duteous
attentive
well mannered
well-mannered
self-effacing
law-abiding
tractable
amenable
compliant
docile
biddable
well-trained
acquiescent
pliant
conformable
yielding
accommodating
good
malleable
unresisting
under control
ingratiating
passive
governable
observant
disciplined
manageable
bootlicking
obsequious
tame
pliable
servile
well disciplined
well trained
docious
willing
faithful
loyal
complaisant
hearsome
sheeplike
unquestioning
well-behaved
resigned
honoring
US
honouring
UK
controllable
in one's power
wrapped around finger
in one's pocket
in one's clutches
on a string
at one's beck and call
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Not special or different in any way
ordinary
unremarkable
average
commonplace
plain
common
modest
normal
unexceptional
prosaic
standard
workaday
homespun
indifferent
mediocre
pedestrian
so-so
undistinguished
conventional
humdrum
middling
mundane
stale
unpretentious
characterless
mainstream
middle-of-the-road
simple
typical
unmemorable
vanilla
boring
colorless
US
colourless
UK
dull
fair
garden-variety
homely
nondescript
quotidian
uneventful
uninteresting
passable
uninspiring
bland
bog-standard
hackneyed
OK
stereotyped
suburban
banal
corny
cut-and-dried
cut-and-dry
everyday
hacky
medium
routine
run-of-mine
run-of-the-mine
second-class
second-rate
standard-issue
tolerable
uninspired
usual
dime-a-dozen
not bad
ornery
run-of-the-mill
drab
dreary
garden
generic
inferior
mean
monotonous
plain vanilla
plastic
predictable
trite
unnoteworthy
white-bread
a dime a dozen
garden variety
no great shakes
not up to much
common or garden
nothing to write home about
familiar
household
frequent
stock
regular
customary
ubiquitous
habitual
unexciting
formulaic
insignificant
unextraordinary
unvaried
stereotypical
nothing special
plain-Jane
ten a penny
off-the-shelf
recognized
US
domestic
accustomed
known
repeated
acquainted
well-known
general
settled
expected
unsophisticated
wonted
traditional
recognizable
US
proverbial
recurring
native
established
recognisable
UK
recognised
UK
well known
time-honored
day-to-day
old hat
common variety
matter-of-fact
indistinctive
featureless
neutral
beige
faceless
noncommittal
your basic
folksy
normophilic
unostentatious
inelaborate
uncomplicated
uncluttered
unelaborate
unornamented
unembellished
elementary
austere
rustic
pure and simple
insipid
clean
undecorated
unadorned
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Feeling or expressing remorse at the recognition that one has done wrong
contrite
penitent
regretful
remorseful
repentant
sorry
apologetic
chastened
compunctious
conscience-stricken
rueful
ashamed
hangdog
self-reproachful
shamefaced
sheepish
sorrowful
attritional
guilt-ridden
penitential
full of regret
in sackcloth and ashes
humiliated
embarrassed
abashed
mortified
chagrined
discomfited
shamed
humbled
uncomfortable
guilty
red-faced
distressed
disgraced
upset
flustered
self-conscious
crestfallen
demeaned
discountenanced
awkward
discredited
insignificant
diminished
dishonoured
UK
dishonored
US
degraded
chastised
castigated
shy
blushing
small
stupid
disparaged
tarred and feathered
shunned
foolish
crushed
whipped
reviled
disdained
derided
shown up
scorned
low
deflated
mocked
inferior
condemned
in disgrace
fallen
belittled
bashful
prudish
debased
meek
deterred
stuttering
disconcerted
distraught
submissive
reserved
restrained
muddled
stammering
blush to think of
mournful
sad
abject
propitiatory
atoning
diffident
self-effacing
self-condemnatory
discomposed
deprecatory
put out of countenance
supplicating
self-incriminating
afraid
bad
on one's knees
disturbed
troubled
appeasing
terrible
rotten
disappointed
repenting
withdrawn
modest
retiring
introverted
silly
coy
backward
demure
recessive
awful
self-accusing
repining
timid
timorous
docile
tame
unsettled
thrown
uneasy
bewildered
dismayed
confounded
confused
perturbed
astounded
taken aback
affronted
conciliatory
explanatory
expiatory
nonplussed
nervous
woeful
melancholy
dumbfounded
dismal
fuddled
rattled
discombobulated
fazed
bugged
floored
plaintive
lugubrious
woebegone
grievous
pitiful
shown-up
ill at ease
caught with egg on your face
not know where to put yourself
wishing the earth would swallow one up
doleful
pitiable
deplorable
in a tizzy
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Without moral principles
base
sordid
ignoble
vile
immoral
improper
bad
cheap
contemptible
despicable
evil
foul
iniquitous
shoddy
sinful
squalid
unscrupulous
vulgar
wicked
wretched
wrong
corrupt
depraved
disreputable
ignominious
low
tawdry
unprincipled
unsavory
US
unsavoury
UK
unseemly
debased
degenerate
dishonest
dishonourable
UK
dissolute
mean
reprobate
scandalous
shameful
abject
abominable
currish
detestable
dirty
discreditable
dishonorable
US
execrable
infamous
menial
nasty
paltry
petty
servile
slavish
snide
abhorrent
disgusting
coarse
common
disgraceful
indelicate
loathsome
lowly
offensive
pitiful
plebeian
poor
sleazy
sorry
trashy
ugly
low-minded
worthless
low-down
villainous
vicious
nefarious
heinous
reprehensible
rotten
odious
shabby
hateful
scurvy
monstrous
atrocious
shocking
beastly
shady
horrible
deplorable
diabolical
crooked
unworthy
unpleasant
unethical
degraded
criminal
cruel
fiendish
perverted
dastardly
outrageous
flagitious
obscene
dark
dreadful
debauched
lousy
miserable
black
unlawful
egregious
warped
appalling
malicious
revolting
unrighteous
shameless
terrible
barbarous
ungodly
obnoxious
unspeakable
indecent
dissipated
abandoned
awful
wanton
unfair
gross
degrading
profligate
underhand
perverse
wrongful
repugnant
unclean
impure
brutal
lewd
deceitful
malevolent
distasteful
horrid
decadent
rascally
devious
unwholesome
repulsive
disagreeable
murderous
untrustworthy
inhuman
sick
scoundrelly
repellent
unholy
pitiable
stinking
underhanded
devilish
hellish
uncharitable
infernal
inferior
knavish
rakish
ratty
scungy
treacherous
bent
libertine
demoralized
US
brutish
savage
low-life
scummy
ruthless
objectionable
seedy
profane
nauseating
ghastly
blameworthy
pathetic
miscreant
licentious
unconscionable
roguish
blasphemous
grubby
heartless
sickening
intolerable
amoral
hideous
loose
demoralised
UK
sad
diabolic
jackleg
rakehell
rakehelly
dodgy
black-hearted
filthy
morally wrong
louche
illegal
no-good
opprobrious
impious
bestial
unforgivable
lamentable
sadistic
beyond the pale
notorious
unkind
spiteful
seamy
inglorious
corrupted
irreligious
not cricket
beggarly
dismal
merciless
lame
sacrilegious
horrendous
gruesome
barbaric
inhumane
illicit
brute
unbecoming
sinister
fallen
sly
lower-class
inexcusable
God-awful
sneaking
fraudulent
lawless
ordinary
malfeasant
rude
cowardly
deceptive
scabby
noisome
noxious
yucky
baseborn
horrifying
frightful
godless
shifty
grievous
damnable
crude
good-for-nothing
truculent
beyond contempt
skanky
proletarian
culpable
slimy
callous
illegitimate
satanic
demonic
lowborn
lascivious
uncouth
lumpen
prole
accursed
malignant
lecherous
sneaky
woeful
maleficent
boorish
peccable
venal
cruddy
perfidious
unwashed
cheating
disgustful
loathly
felonious
grisly
double-dealing
libidinous
sick-making
yucko
butcherly
crass
putrid
unrespectable
shy
harsh
churlish
scrubby
ungentlemanly
recreant
mean-spirited
two-faced
unfriendly
piteous
despisable
off-color
heartbreaking
unjust
distressing
ferocious
distressed
nauseous
undignified
intemperate
modest
Machiavellian
inappropriate
unhealthy
crafty
slippery
unacceptable
mercenary
insufferable
meager
US
questionable
off-putting
inelegant
inconsiderate
scheming
bogging
meagre
UK
slummy
sullied
threadbare
prurient
mournful
unrefined
scruffy
grungy
lustful
carnal
defiled
rancid
bloodthirsty
vitiated
pitiless
repellant
fulsome
subservient
scuzzy
crummy
demeaning
grotty
dumpy
rundown
tatty
ill-natured
flagrant
humiliating
indefensible
grovelling
UK
unsuitable
ornery
groveling
US
traitorous
guileful
cunning
inequitable
disdainable
exceptionable
fierce
thoughtless
unbefitting
low-born
erring
irreverent
unregenerate
rueful
heartrending
disloyal
caitiff
pervy
peasant
unvirtuous
low-grade
swinish
indictable
malign
harrowing
mediocre
unpalatable
remorseless
duplicitous
graceless
promiscuous
dislikeable
cutthroat
catty
subordinate
conscienceless
tainted
lying
faithless
no-account
unreliable
afflicted
joyless
cheerless
tearful
suffering
sorrowful
comfortless
insalubrious
simple
immodest
vice-ridden
pernicious
tacky
incorrigible
hostile
surly
meek
obscure
godawful
small
dilapidated
guilty
unchaste
grody
hurtful
naughty
unassuming
bad-tempered
ill-tempered
injurious
poisonous
hateable
smutty
indecorous
obsequious
mangy
vindictive
unfeeling
displeasing
salacious
selfish
cold-blooded
hard-hearted
self-seeking
unfortunate
censurable
dirty rotten
uncultured
blamable
despiteful
virulent
two-timing
double-crossing
run-down
shaming
broken-down
debasing
neglected
tumbledown
tatterdemalion
timeworn
run down
Janus-faced
down at heel
false
grim
humdrum
bombed-out
moth-eaten
beat-up
dog-eared
down-at-the-heels
down-at-heel
lesser
lowlife
insignificant
down and dirty
moving
affecting
blackguardly
furtive
touching
suspect
undistinguished
dubious
suspicious
wily
unchivalrous
retrograde
bad-hearted
tricky
feral
ferine
cursed
nightmarish
minor
meanspirited
conniving
designing
unfaithful
mischievous
deviant
facinorous
sleazoid
outcast
compassionate
stirring
arousing
commiserative
plain
rough
unfitting
deceiving
retrogressive
crabbed
measly
unpardonable
disrespectful
low-ranking
unpretentious
lawbreaking
uncivil
unmannerly
macabre
terrific
grewsome
horrific
lurid
nightmare
no good
harmful
dire
dangerous
loutish
prejudiced
arrant
inconsistent
incompatible
impolite
twisted
exploitative
unnatural
demoniac
Mephistophelian
rancorous
wrathful
delinquent
tragic
discourteous
untrue
drunken
middling
second-rate
undesirable
hated
narrow-minded
ungenerous
little
calamitous
basic
cussed
sicko
kinky
adverse
disastrous
desperate
ungracious
unconscientious
prejudicial
abusive
senseless
slick
dingy
out of place
unprepossessing
intolerant
ignorant
wayward
deleterious
risqué
ill-mannered
creepy
hairy
fast
baneful
animal
average
blameful
ruthful
invidious
fickle
miserly
bigoted
inconstant
uncaring
substandard
annoying
out of keeping
doleful
gut-wrenching
contaminated
bawdy
revulsive
unbearable
bad-mannered
wild
abysmal
cantankerous
skeezy
X-rated
low-class
gentle
mild
aberrant
ill-humoured
UK
uncivilised
UK
uncivilized
US
ill-humored
US
submissive
dutiful
docile
self-indulgent
limp
double-faced
mundane
errant
declassed
evil-minded
prosaic
contemptuous
unpolished
withdrawing
reverential
false-hearted
everyday
cast down
retiring
disdainful
doggish
merciful
useless
embarrassing
inadequate
hardened
craven
abnormal
glaring
ill-famed
transgressing
wrongdoing
unprofessional
shiftless
ruffianly
ill-reputed
base-minded
shadowy
reproachful
avaricious
thievish
vulgarised
UK
vulgarized
US
violent
feckless
incompetent
detested
execrated
unsightly
unskilled
slipshod
calculated
covetous
poxy
funny
iffy
despised
sink
peccant
casuistic
abased
low-status
boring
lubricious
implacable
piggish
gluttonous
irrational
heathen
pagan
non-theistic
atheistic
abominated
loathed
abhorred
hateworthy
dishonoured
UK
disorderly
under-the-table
condemnable
unladylike
dull
routine
reviled
ribald
of bad reputation
scabrous
shrewish
incorrect
unaccommodating
praetorian
stop-at-nothing
dirty-dealing
mercentary
dishonored
US
against the law
preposterous
pornographic
maggot
cheapening
morbid
ominous
stingy
natty
fishy
gloomy
humiliated
dejected
deferent
hangdog
self-effacing
gut-churning
icky
bloody
beneath contempt
below contempt
whorish
pixieish
scampish
arch
puckish
pixy
prankish
tricksy
impish
pixie
leprechaunish
waggish
elvish
ridiculous
foolish
good-for-naught
no-count
meritless
dislikable
vomitous
forbidding
tyrannical
inexorable
chronic
dirtied
bribable
polluted
soiled
derogatory
homicidal
fell
unlettered
damaging
lowering
infra dig
belittling
mortifying
impoverished
destitute
pill
pesky
pestiferous
heel
unsporting
insupportable
nocuous
baleful
saturnalian
commonplace
venomous
detrimental
ill
amiss
demeritorious
sinning
vengeful
sanguinary
fawning
wolfish
unjustifiable
regrettable
wounding
needy
poverty-stricken
frolicsome
in bad
untoward
unceremonious
disparaging
scrofulous
scornful
in poor taste
cacodemonic
degenerated
faulty
untamed
insubordinate
ramshackle
treasonous
calculating
irreverential
secular
unhallowed
unblessed
unsanctified
unconsecrated
sycophantic
in low esteem
in the doghouse
timid
weak
fearful
sarcastic
shrewd
unsportsmanly
unsportsmanlike
of easy virtue
bedraggled
tattered
worn-out
unkempt
decrepit
untidy
rickety
insensitive
vomit-inducing
lacking dignity
beneath you
biased
very bad
bad news
two-bit
limited
brusque
oafish
morose
hedonic
undependable
contradictory
opposed
blue-collar
low-rent
penniless
beggared
indigent
demeaned
sinking
flatitious
failing
averse
antipathetic
inimical
rebarbative
antagonistic
discriminatory
sullen
low-bred
concupiscent
unrestrained
riotous
incongruous
restricted
tasteless
explicit
against
opposite
alien
extrinsic
counter
extraneous
unconformable
different
unfitted
foreign
tedious
obeisant
animalistic
subhuman
unloyal
betraying
Punic
penurious
impecunious
indulgent
raffish
flagitous
ill-gotten
partisan
insidious
truthless
snake in the grass
misleading
ungallant
ill-bred
beneath
undeserving
hypocritical
sybaritic
swinging
unconstrained
voluptuary
out of order
below the belt
beneath your dignity
brash
lowbrow
tactless
insulting
in opposition
needful
broke
down-and-out
famished
skint
pauperized
dirt-poor
necessitous
coldhearted
unsympathetic
deteriorated
violated
easy
open
discriminating
partial
unequal
ineligible
against the rules
physical
bodily
classless
cloddish
clownish
dirty-minded
fast-living
mendacious
suggestive
not nice
deprived
hard up
unfitting to
valueless
nothing
unmerited
unsuitable for
unfit
improper to
inappropriate to
in the fast lane
night owl
fast and loose
lacking restraint
in the gutter
gone bad
pleasure-seeking
gone to the dogs
high living
unsound
insincere
weighted
distorted
unwarranted
slanted
preferential
coloured
UK
untruthful
defrauding
treasonable
colloquial
derisive
raunchy
unsettling
affronting
vilifying
vituperative
unutterable
out of character
unbecoming to
delusive
adulterous
unthinking
instinctive
mindless
secondary
second-class
undue
unbalanced
loaded
uneven
arbitrary
stealthy
disingenuous
forsworn
mythomaniac
apostate
renegade
falsehearted
perjured
sparse
not good enough
out of character with
deficient
not deserving
not worth
slender
out of place with
not fit
irritable
grumpy
clodhopping
blunt
polite
rustic
lowbred
snippy
dour
touchy
crusty
curt
cross-grained
unsociable
grouchy
gruff
unneighborly
surreptitious
hollow-hearted
back-stabbing
unimportant
junior
subsidiary
second-string
illiberal
insular
one-sided
unrightful
non-objective
uncalled-for
colored
US
artful
clandestine
clever
secret
accurst
freaking
darned
cotton-picking
doggoned
durn
doggone
goddamned
deuced
curst
blasted
danged
durned
dang
confounded
darn
heart-rending
covert
secretive
visceral
instinctual
ancillary
second-fiddle
smaller
puny
reduced
bottom
Lilliputian
sectarian
set
inflexible
small-minded
xenophobic
provincial
grudging
parochial
slinking
hidden
skulking
anathematized
slighter
poorer
lower
lower-ranking
private
shonky
behind-the-scenes
sneak
undercover
hush-hush
hole-and-corner
fly
backstairs
hugger-mugger
underground
foxy
conspiratorial
privy
stealth
cloaked
disturbing
saddening
subtle
slim
carny
blamed
under a curse
blessed
dratted
forlorn
poignant
tear-jerking
plaintive
bush-league
minor-league
lower in status
undersized
lower in rank
small-fry
small-time
dinky
third-string
subjacent
yellow
evasive
indirect
distressful
under the table
entry-level
bottom-rung
second-banana
beneath someone
under someone's heel
not very important
back seat
less important
below someone
not so important
derisible
to be pitied
dowdy
faded
smirched
worn
tired
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Characterised by prayer, devout, reverent
prayerful
devout
religious
supplicant
supplicating
pious
godly
pleading
beseeching
soliciting
saintly
spiritual
entreating
righteous
imploring
sainted
suppliant
supplicatory
faithful
reverent
devoted
saintlike
virtuous
divine
good
pure
moral
believing
dedicated
devotional
angelic
blessed
pietistic
sanctified
innocent
spotless
unworldly
consecrated
upright
hallowed
perfect
chaste
clean
faultless
glorified
godlike
immaculate
just
pietistical
revered
sacrosanct
seraphic
sublime
uncorrupt
undefiled
untainted
venerable
venerated
god-fearing
beatified
canonized
US
deified
ordained
God-fearing
sinless
canonised
UK
reserved
messianic
holy
special
theological
sacred
doctrinal
scriptural
sectarian
churchly
church
ecclesiastical
celestial
heavenly
schismatic
deistic
supernatural
born-again
clerical
orthodox
sacerdotal
canonical
priestly
theistic
ministerial
pontifical
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Done working
retired
cidevant
discharged
immured
inactive
otiose
retiring
sequestered
shy
unfrequented
withdrawn
Adjective
▲
Having a considerate or kindly disposition
gentle
kind
affable
amiable
considerate
genial
mellow
placid
pleasant
quiet
agreeable
caring
compassionate
pleasing
soft
tender
benevolent
benign
friendly
humane
kindly
laid back
lenient
lovable
meek
amicable
decent
good-natured
kind-hearted
likeable
UK
likable
US
mild-mannered
modest
obliging
respectful
sociable
softhearted
unassuming
understanding
cheerful
congenial
demure
dove-like
easygoing
lamblike
loving
merciful
moderate
non-confrontational
pacific
peaceable
peaceful
reverent
shy
sweet-tempered
sympathetic
temperate
tender-hearted
warmhearted
angelic
bland
cool
dovelike
forbearing
forgiving
goodhearted
good-humored
US
good-humoured
UK
gracious
harmless
kindhearted
large-hearted
moral
retiring
tenderhearted
soft-spoken
unoffensive
brotherly
fatherly
maternal
motherly
paternal
sisterly
good
cordial
wonderful
personable
lovely
tolerant
warm-hearted
approachable
warm
engaging
nice
delightful
unpresumptuous
well meaning
helpful
good-tempered
big-hearted
even-tempered
well-disposed
self-effacing
well intentioned
swell
ingratiating
bighearted
jovial
good-hearted
soft-hearted
accommodating
sweet-natured
prepossessing
winsome
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Relating to angels
angelic
heavenly
celestial
cherubic
ethereal
seraphic
divine
holy
empyrean
spiritual
angelical
angellike
angelly
appealing
archangelic
beatific
beneficent
caring
devout
entrancing
godly
kind
otherworldly
radiant
rapturous
righteous
self-sacrificing
sweet
saintly
angel-like
Verb
▲
To shame or put down
humiliate
shame
degrade
demean
abase
chasten
debase
disgrace
subdue
mortify
sink
abash
break
belittle
crush
own
reduce
chagrin
cheapen
discredit
dishonour
UK
dishonor
US
lower
cause to lose face
embarrass
make a fool of
shoot down
smirch
tear down
bemean
deflate
discomfit
squash
demote
foul
overcome
silence
snub
squelch
upset
bring down
cast down
pull down
put away
put down
put to shame
strike dumb
take down
bring low
cut down to size
make eat dirt
make someone eat crow
make someone eat humble pie
pop one's balloon
put one away
bring down a peg
cut to the quick
make one feel small
force to eat humble pie
put someone in their place
take down a peg or two
take down a peg
devalue
denigrate
downgrade
diminish
disparage
tarnish
smear
prostitute
depress
quash
flatten
show up
taint
drag through the mud
defame
blot
corrupt
dispirit
debauch
cow
lessen
dismay
demoralize
US
depreciate
declass
weaken
sully
derogate
undervalue
blacken
stigmatize
US
demoralise
UK
ridicule
bump
ruin
slander
run down
bring shame to
lower the status of
minimize
US
stigmatise
UK
pervert
stoop
bastardize
US
deteriorate
bring into disrepute
deprave
profane
warp
vitiate
subvert
enervate
canker
descend
poison
discourage
deject
damage
sap
bastardise
UK
decry
dampen
undermine
disconcert
blemish
stain
dishearten
slam
pan
besmirch
destroy
dismiss
discountenance
minimise
UK
besmear
drag down
defile
bench
slur
set back
reflect badly on
put in a bad light
make ashamed
drag through the mire
give a black eye
take the wind out of someone's sails
bring shame on
devitalize
deaden
relegate
damp
lower in rank
curb
harm
subjugate
daunt
mar
disrate
injure
spoil
bust
confound
confuse
dash
disappoint
devaluate
depose
debilitate
kick downstairs
shake
sadden
expose
mark down
compromise
detract
mudsling
reproach
deride
revert
attaint
libel
disconsider
vilify
reduce to the ranks
dump on
mock
beat down
detract from
weigh down
pooh-pooh
disfavour
UK
disfavor
US
write off
calumniate
malign
demerit
reduce the status of
play down
censure
knock the stuffing out of
show in a bad light
bring shame upon
give a bad name to
reflect on
have the last laugh on
make lose face
do a hatchet job on
take to pieces
give a bad name
get the better of
put a damper on
condescend
deign
floor
tame
disoblige
lower in status
demolish
soften
discipline
restrain
brand
attenuate
scandalize
US
afflict
check
repress
betray
bring to one's knees
bend to one's will
take down a notch
spot
cast a slur
browbeat
desecrate
disrespect
scandalise
UK
disregard
write down
let down
take apart
decline
drop
fall
rip
blister
wither
disable
cripple
enfeeble
tar and feather
lose face
vanquish
downplay
sell out
decrease
devalorize
succumb
take to bits
impair
desensitize
US
brutalize
US
dehumanize
US
overwhelm
trouble
ail
suppress
stifle
petrify
dehydrate
castrate
geld
lobotomize
desiccate
lose value
render worthless
put in your place
shoot down in flames
dehumanise
UK
disbar
desensitise
UK
worsen
brutalise
UK
debunk
make uncomfortable
make someone feel ashamed
oppress
smother
be untrue to oneself
crawl
annoy
blame
rule out
cut down
knock down
puncture balloon
lower oneself
debase oneself
debase yourself
demean yourself
lower yourself
be reduced
demean oneself
perturb
defeat
bother
weary
quell
extinguish
distress
overpower
displace
unseat
dethrone
oust
cause to feel small
faze
fluster
affront
rattle
displease
nonplus
vex
be reduced to
soil
let down easy
put out of countenance
blight
cashier
horrify
appal
UK
bum out
bear down on
dull
damp down
kick in the teeth
puncture
shoot
disesteem
bring into disfavour
insult
appall
US
harass
worry
move down
drum out
bring to terms
cast aspersions on
let wind out of sails
take the wind out of somebody's sails
cast a pall over
strip of rank
reduce in rank
hold back
remove from office
frown upon
bring to naught
poke full of holes
take rug out from under
blow up
knock bottom out of
put someone to shame
get one's comeuppance
take the wind out
deter
underestimate
deprecate
be prejudicial to
scorn
underrate
throw
traduce
unnerve
unman
desolate
bad-mouth
trivialize
US
chill
frustrate
disdain
treat lightly
knock
scoff at
make light of
make dejected
disincline
make dispirited
make crestfallen
indispose
make downhearted
rubbish
dis
discount
trash-talk
diss
trash
cry down
do down
sneer at
poor-mouth
slate
vilipend
pour scorn on
minify
sell short
misprize
rap
abuse
revile
trivialise
UK
slag off
criticise
UK
dispraise
have a go at
contemn
find fault with
look down on
roast
denounce
pull apart
clamor against
attack
hold cheap
kiss off
condemn
slight
asperse
talk down
criticize
US
spurn
hit out at
fault
pick holes in
throw a pall over
give someone the blues
get down
make someone fed up
knock sideways
weigh heavily on
pour cold water on
knock for six
throw cold water on
befoul
bring discredit to
speak ill of
blotch
breathe on
do a number on
cast a slur on
assail
rip up and down
pollute
sling mud at
fling mud at
muckrake
dirty
blacken the name of
contaminate
spread scandal about
run smear campaign
hurt
tar
smudge
mark
daub
pillory
discolour
UK
bring dishonour to
discolor
US
damage the reputation of
mess up
label
muddy
begrime
grime
adulterate
characterize
US
splash
spatter
class
classify
splatter
offend
back-bite
infect
muck
gaum
mire
distain
bemire
scorch
prejudice
get dirty
disfigure
speak evil of
characterise
UK
blackguard
deface
mark out
despoil
belie
make filthy
make dirty
get filthy
maculate
reflect negatively
waste
cast in a bad light
harm the reputation of
muddy the reputation of
ravage
blacken the reputation of
muck up
bedaub
distort
badmouth
influence
dilute
misrepresent
despise
bestialize
impugn
touch
darken
anoint
slag
gossip about
mongrelize
sling mud
deform
drag through mud
drag someone's name through the mud
crumb
bedraggle
mess
muss
make mucky
muss up
stamp
designate
tag
vituperate
cloud
lie about
blacken the character of
villainize
throw mud at
tell lies about
shock
outrage
disgust
run a smear campaign against
rape
violate
cast a slur upon
cast slur on
put zingers on
deflower
molest
ravish
seduce
discompose
tinge
sicken
repel
revolt
nauseate
do discredit to
blemish the reputation of
tarnish the reputation of
scuzz up
be a discredit to
make foul
backbite
give offence to
raise eyebrows amongst
blackball
cause raised eyebrows
lampoon
cause a few raised eyebrows amongst
irk
irritate
blast
wreck
disquiet
execrate
flame
lambaste
scar
become a stain of the escutcheon of
become a blot of the escutcheon of
peeve
rail against
deplore
flaw
dissatisfy
categorize
US
total
blow
reprehend
anathematize
cavil at
inveigh against
reprobate
fulminate against
excoriate
carp at
undo
bloody
crab
endamage
animadvert
disapprove of
identify
describe
crool
disfeature
come down on
complain
hold forth against
tear to shreds
opprobriate
snipe at
take swipe at
take away
throw stones at
pull to pieces
hit
rail
tear into
cross up
make useless
be a blot on the landscape
devastate
plunder
screw up
depredate
sack
pillage
smash
spoliate
call
categorise
UK
name
label negatively
accuse of being
more ❯
“The gods would decide to punish his arrogance by sending the wild man, Enkidu, to
humble
him.”
Verb
▲
(
often by winning or being victorious over
)
To defeat or overcome in a battle or contest
beat
defeat
conquer
crush
overwhelm
rout
smash
trounce
vanquish
clobber
crucify
hammer
lick
massacre
slaughter
cream
murder
own
shellac
skunk
blow out
get the better of
give a drubbing to
beat hollow
walk all over
wipe the floor with
bring someone to their knees
overcome
overpower
subdue
quell
subjugate
quash
master
best
thrash
demolish
reduce
put down
triumph over
worst
subordinate
subject
pacify
dominate
repress
overthrow
surmount
overbear
overmatch
dispatch
upend
drub
annihilate
tank
flatten
prevail over
win against
bear down
shut down
make mincemeat of
blow out of the water
tame
suppress
break
pulverize
US
paste
pound
trample
trim
stop
get
take
stuff
destroy
cane
triumph
gain ascendancy over
be victorious over
do down
get around
slam
beat down
undo
pulverise
UK
checkmate
whip
trash
total
give someone a drubbing
take to the cleaners
run rings around
bring to knees
put in their place
turn inside out
give someone a hiding
defeat utterly
win a resounding victory over
overturn
subvert
enslave
hegemonize
colonize
US
tyrannize
US
oppress
coerce
underyoke
force
bring to heel
compel
rule
enthrall
US
enthral
UK
colonise
UK
gain control of
tyrannise
UK
gain mastery over
rule over
knock out
outfight
lambaste
shoot down
wipe out
knock off
take down
upset
edge out
beat up
put in the shade
bulldoze
whomp
KO
blast
deck
blow away
waste
tan
take care of
wallop
put away
floor
pip at the post
wax
unseat
hold sway
bring under the yoke
kick around
foil
thwart
reel back in
keep under thumb
hold sway over
circumvent
frustrate
outwit
zap
confound
discomfit
override
throw
overmaster
rise above
trample underfoot
bring to their knees
wipe off map
succeed over
control
discipline
chasten
cow
overrun
gentle
temper
placate
quiet
underbring
calm
soothe
quench
mollify
extinguish
drop
mellow
soften
quieten
hold in check
calm down
gain the upper hand over
break in
get the upper hand over
get the upper hand
get under control
outdo
marmalize
surpass
smother
outclass
kill
snow under
walk over
bury
better
top
outstrip
smoke
whup
tromp
whop
bomb
dust
whap
gain a victory over
excel
skin
prevail
outplay
outshine
exceed
win
transcend
down
devastate
go one better than
knock for a loop
finish
win over
be victorious
outperform
curb
spank
hurdle
flog
do better than
strike
drown
pommel
swamp
grind down
render incapable
render helpless
render powerless
work over
get over
give a hiding
come out on top
put paid to
humiliate
bridle
knock over
hide
belt
bludgeon
maul
batter
thump
thresh
ruin
eclipse
prostrate
slay
trump
buffet
leather
defeat heavily
butcher
sink
stagger
whelm
eradicate
pummel
US
baste
roll
slog
bash
whale
outrun
immobilize
US
torpedo
pass
do
curry
overtop
cap
make a fool of
punish
pummelled
UK
chastise
immobilise
UK
run rings round
overshadow
crest
bowl over
do in
get one up on
deal with
improve on
win through
win out
take it all
command
take a stick to
mess up
put an end to
take out
carry the day
rough up
be the victor
take off
take the crown
get a grip on
bung up
smear
slap
hit
outsmart
shut out
solve
defeat easily
turn something inside out
check
demoralise
UK
astonish
demoralize
US
render speechless
restrain
cut to pieces
knock for six
mop up
run circles around
steamroller
give someone a pasting
settle
take apart
govern
manage
regulate
outmatch
outgun
sweep someone off his
take someone's breath away
tower over
overtake
hose
outdistance
outrival
direct
bring under control
get control of
gain control over
knock spots off
be better than
shoot ahead of
clear
bust
overdevelop
blank
stretch
subsume
shellack
dumbfound
overawe
overdraw
steamroll
whack
cross
upstage
whitewash
shut off
roll over
edge
powder
endure
resist
lay one out
execute
cob
improve
clinch
can
route
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
entrap
obliterate
outjump
outmaneuver
US
outmanoeuvre
UK
flax
outflank
ambush
plow under
pass over
vault
over
climb
leap
negotiate
nose out
exterminate
assassinate
finish off
mow down
win a victory over
run roughshod over
make it past
make it round
be unstoppable by
cope with
make it over
do to a T
wrap up
put the lid on
top it off
button up
button down
sweep
bring to ruin
take to cleaners
roll back
liquidate
gain an advantage over
score points off
have the edge over
get through
vaporize
US
weather
survive
pwn
shock
stun
render
outlive
vaporise
UK
be successful
do away with
administer the coup de grâce
drive to the wall
bring down
dispose of
rub out
get rid of
bump off
carry off
give the coup de grâce
take someone's life
move in for the kill
get last laugh
take the cake
gain a victory
take the prize
prevail against
come first
gain mastery of
take the honours
win hands down
knock socks off
come out on top of
have the last laugh on
get one over on
be one up on
succeed
reign
overrule
prove
make out
prove superior
carry
achieve mastery
make it
luck out
gain the victory
be usual
gain ascendancy
gain the palm
get there
come out ahead
carry all before one
hit pay dirt
gain mastery
finish first
go places
be happening
go great guns
domineer
gain
exist generally
move out
more ❯
“They would
humble
her army, and not let Daenerys claim the Iron Throne.”
Verb
▲
Make less powerful and easier to control
tame
curb
subdue
bridle
control
master
suppress
discipline
repress
mitigate
moderate
overcome
pacify
calm
mute
temper
tranquilize
US
tranquillize
UK
check
conquer
constrain
contain
cow
domesticate
govern
hold
inhibit
keep
measure
mellow
mollify
regulate
restrain
rule
soften
tone down
train
water down
enslave
gentle
house-train
lick
subjugate
bust
cultivate
domesticize
domiciliate
housebreak
pull in
reclaim
rein in
vanquish
bring to heel
make tame
break in
break the spirit
break the spirit of
get a grip on
get the better of
restrict
limit
keep in check
stifle
hold back
hold in
keep under control
keep a tight rein on
bottle up
cool
hinder
smother
hamper
still
confine
trammel
retard
rein
keep a lid on
keep the lid on
withhold
hold down
quell
soothe
impede
quiet
break
modulate
bite back
keep back
cork
choke back
hog-tie
bring under control
keep lid on
compose
accustom
housetrain
educate
instruct
condition
silence
muzzle
stop
freeze
lull
allay
arrest
put the brakes on
muffle
swallow
gag
frustrate
intern
fight back
direct
deter
leash
bit
curtail
bar
relax
deny
guide
keep within bounds
prevent
simmer down
keep in line
imprison
straiten
stem
slow down
delimit
stay
relieve
hold in check
gaol
UK
jail
US
cool off
rein back
stem the flow of
shut in
hem in
soft-pedal
lock up
put a brake on
keep down
put half nelson on
manage
ease
prepare
initiate
school
habituate
settle
re-collect
adjust
monitor
cap
cork up
collect
keep control of
gain mastery over
gain control over
keep on a string
rally
inspect
corner
recover
damp down
bring into line
set limits on
impose limits on
chain
hamstring
baulk
UK
halt
constrict
incarcerate
cramp
familiarise
UK
yoke
hitch
teach
breed
corral
herd
familiarize
US
get used to
ban
bind
lock in
concuss
coop up
fence in
deprive
shotgun
disallow
close in
necessitate
immure
balk
US
delay
thwart
obstruct
handicap
dampen
harness
palliate
stall
foil
mince
deaden
damp
debar
hold up
neutralize
US
pause
temperate
round up
bring up
detain
impound
circumscribe
kill
hogtie
cut short
block
catch
reduce
terminate
squelch
interrupt
keep in
staunch
bottleneck
counteract
sit on
box up
put away
pin down
pull back
tie down
have on a tight leash
crack down
repulse
discourage
choke
put a spoke in someone's wheel
interfere with
circumvent
slacken pace
brake
bring to a standstill
pull up
draw up
play for time
rebuff
stand in the way of
nip in the bud
neutralise
UK
checkmate
fetch up
placate
appease
decide
determine
play down
cool out
meet halfway
assuage
conciliate
propitiate
sway
form
influence
dictate
content
affect
shape
mould
UK
modify
alter
touch
underlie
predispose
directionalize
mold
US
act on
incline
work on
dispose
shepherd
impact on
exert influence on
calm down
quieten
crush
disarm
ameliorate
be a factor in
have an effect on
chasten
have an impact on
put down
stroke
grease
dulcify
con
qualify
sweeten
square
pacificate
make peace with
smooth over
impose peace upon
restore harmony to
fix up
butter up
bury the hatchet
kiss and make up
take the edge off
smooth someone's ruffled feathers
lay back
clear the air with
make peace
put the lid on
strangle
peg
refrain
clog
hobble
ice
tie
scrub
manacle
abstain
shackle
cook
entrammel
fetter
button up
put a limit on
box in
send up
cool down
cut back
tie up
bring to screeching halt
keep tight rein on
more ❯
Verb
▲
Seize power
bring down
defeat
depose
dethrone
topple
seize power
unseat
overturn
oust
ruin
upset
crush
overcome
destroy
demolish
subvert
level
subdue
overwhelm
overpower
raze
vanquish
tumble
overthrow
do away with
bring to ruin
beat
conquer
subjugate
upend
exterminate
terminate
tip
liquidate
eradicate
overrun
abolish
purge
knock down
put an end to
knock over
supplant
undermine
dissolve
disestablish
undo
weaken
unhorse
impair
rout
suppress
extinguish
bring about the downfall of
destabilize
US
wreck
sabotage
unsettle
disrupt
annihilate
dislodge
undercut
damage
rebel
capsize
reverse
supersede
destabilise
UK
invert
depress
invalidate
wreak havoc on
throw
hurl to the ground
buck
cow
pull down
dispirit
bust
degrade
smash
enfeeble
quash
demoralize
US
cripple
demote
reduce
humiliate
incapacitate
downgrade
disrate
sap
bring someone to their knees
impoverish
break
demoralise
UK
cause instability
enervate
tame
master
lick
remove
trounce
displace
defenestrate
remove from power
bring low
remove from office
put paid to
worst
quell
best
stuff
clobber
tank
whip
hammer
thrash
slaughter
pulverize
US
massacre
skunk
flog
steamroll
murder
whack
crucify
trash
wallop
drub
paste
pound
total
overbear
trim
zap
cream
stop
whitewash
get
marmalize
overmatch
dispatch
deck
flatten
sink
pommel
take
cane
surmount
floor
trample
torpedo
whomp
slay
slam
edge
outplay
tan
drop
powder
triumph over
shellac
work over
knock out
give someone a drubbing
run roughshod over
lambaste
take to the cleaners
wipe out
route
edge out
pwn
skin
bear down
obliterate
flax
run rings round
outflank
do down
KO
run rings around
outrun
swamp
outjump
outmaneuver
US
prevail over
plow under
mow down
own
butcher
get around
drown
shipwreck
outhit
decimate
take to cleaners
ambush
pulverise
UK
take it all
wipe the floor with
blow out
get the better of
walk all over
turn inside out
entrap
outmanoeuvre
UK
roll back
give someone a hiding
make mincemeat of
pip at the post
finish off
nose out
win a victory over
blow out of the water
win against
more ❯
Verb
▲
Deflate someone's idea, feelings
puncture
discourage
disillusion
flatten
deflate
discredit
disprove
explode
blow sky high
knock bottom out
knock props from under
poke full of holes
shoot full of holes
take wind out of sails
take down a peg
refute
invalidate
confute
belie
quash
expose
negate
rebut
contradict
debunk
controvert
challenge
shoot down
blow sky-high
knock the bottom out of
shoot down in flames
give the lie to
drive a coach and horses through
confound
falsify
disconfirm
bust
call into question
show in its true light
prove to be false
repudiate
deny
gainsay
erupt
ridicule
demolish
flame
negative
burst forth
discard
blaze up
blow up
nullify
break out
flare up
prove impossible
put paid to
pick holes in
cut down to size
prove wrong
blow out of the water
more ❯
Verb
▲
Rebuff, ignore, or spurn disdainfully
snub
slight
cut
humiliate
cold-shoulder
insult
rebuff
affront
disdain
scorn
stiff
stiff-arm
ignore
repulse
spurn
blank
brush off
high-hat
mortify
shame
misprize
put down
scout
treat disrespectfully
boycott
burr
censure
chill
coldshoulder
cool
cut dead
disregard
duck
freeze out
ice
neglect
offend
ostracise
UK
ostracize
US
rebuke
scold
scratch
shun
slur
snob
swank
upstage
knock back
act cool
give someone the brush-off
give the cold shoulder
ice out
pass up
take no notice of
give someone the go-by
give the brush
give the brushoff
kick in the teeth
look coldly upon
look right through
give someone a slap in the face
put the chill on
not give time of day
reject
send to Coventry
exclude
avoid
refuse
repudiate
snout
steer clear of
dismiss
turn down
decline
blackball
blacklist
shut out
repel
look past
cut someone dead
cut someone cold
excommunicate
have nothing to do with
tell someone where to get off
keep away from
disown
discount
turn your back on
jilt
desert
give a wide berth to
forsake
leave out in the cold
give the cold shoulder to
hand someone the frozen mitt
evade
discourage
resist
deprecate
ward off
hold off
keep at bay
eschew
bilk
freeze someone out
disparage
fight shy of
shy away from
recoil from
leave alone
stave off
beat off
keep clear of
keep at a distance
keep at arm's length
shrink from
fend off
scoff at
cast aside
turn one's back on
balk at
brush aside
expel
banish
look straight through
leave out
cut out
look right through someone
abandon
leave behind
put behind you
give somebody the cold shoulder
sail by
pass by
walk by
fight off
avert
keep away
rebut
deflect
deter
reluct
pooh-pooh
contemn
drive away
straight-arm
dodge
elude
shirk
give a pain
pretend not to see
be exclusive of
not be inclusive of
other
not include
debar
look straight through someone
turn aside
keep off
parry
drive back
hold at bay
sneer at
keep one's distance from
stay away from
hide from
turn nose up at
sneeze at
treat with contempt
turn your nose up at
look down on
hold in contempt
denigrate
diminish
deny
check
look through
discredit
make unwelcome
turn up one's nose
disclaim
discard
ditch
oppose
reprove
disallow
chide
cross
leave in the cold
stay clear of
tell someone to get lost
put off
push back
send away
tell off
stay shy of
have no part in
stand aloof from
give the runaround
turn back on
turn away from
run down
deride
crush
ridicule
criticize
US
mock
sweep aside
not hear of
lash out at
not touch
give a wide berth
keep your distance from
have no part of
shy from
body-swerve
shake off
palm off
put in one's place
renounce
drop
abjure
veto
abnegate
disfellowship
unfollow
unfriend
despise
burn
downcry
comment negatively
deflate
minimize
US
decry
condemn
opprobriate
belittle
write off
derogate
cast out
cut off
kick someone in the teeth
leave off
give someone the big E
give someone the air
not buy
break with
have nothing more to do with
bin off
give someone the push
swear off
give the elbow
criticise
UK
minimise
UK
more ❯
Verb
▲
Do something in such a way as to emphasize that one clearly regards it as below one's dignity or level of importance
condescend
deign
stoop
vouchsafe
descend
bend
submit
consent
demean oneself
lower oneself
unbend
accommodate
accord
acquiesce
agree
comply
concede
debase oneself
demean
favor
US
favour
UK
grant
humble oneself
lower
oblige
see fit
yield
be courteous enough
think fit
be courteous
degrade oneself
high hat
lower yourself
deem it worthy of oneself
toss a few crumbs
come down off high horse
come down off your high horse
patronize
US
patronise
UK
sink
resort
be reduced
go as far as
cheapen yourself
humble yourself
humiliate yourself
abase oneself
thaw
relax
deem worthy
demean yourself
force yourself
deem it worthy
debase yourself
act beneath oneself
sink as low as
offer
award
give
hand
bestow on
cede to
bestow
confer on
favour with
permit
yield to
more ❯
Noun
▲
Accepting of criticism
undefensive
accepting of criticism
open to criticism
not easily offended
thick-skinned
confident
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