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Comparative for yet unknown, of full of uncertainty
Comparative for less than adequate in standard or quality
Comparative for questionable in terms of legality or moral standards
Comparative for risky or dangerous in nature
Comparative for constituting or presenting a problem, or likely to
Comparative for tentative or unsure in acting or speaking
Comparative for not likely to be true or to happen
Comparative for ambiguous or not clearly defined
Comparative for not supported or proven by evidence
Comparative for based on a mistaken or erroneous belief
Comparative for difficult, full of problems, or in a precarious state
Comparative for unsteady and prone to unexpected changes
Comparative for depending on other factors
Comparative for suffering from an illness or disease or feeling unwell
Comparative for disagreeable and unpleasant from being morally disreputable
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for yet unknown, of full of uncertainty
unsurer
chancier
vaster
immenser
huger
dicier
touchier
more uncertain
more undecided
more unknown
more unsettled
more unresolved
more unpredictable
more unreliable
more doubtful
more erratic
more fluctuant
more incalculable
more unforeseeable
more unknowable
more touch-and-go
more up in the air
more innumerable
more enormous
more infinite
more immeasurable
more boundless
more capricious
more limitless
more innumerous
more whimsical
more numerous
more multitudinous
more fathomless
more indeterminable
more cosmic
more dubious
more random
more arbitrary
more chance
more hit-and-miss
“An
iffy
future is better than none, don't you agree?”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for less than adequate in standard or quality
shoddier
ropier
dodgier
poorer
lousier
wretcheder
badder
rottener
cheaper
junkier
terribler
miserabler
trashier
commoner
bummer
schlockier
sleazier
coarser
cheesier
cruder
paltrier
shabbier
unworthier
faultier
baser
lamer
crummier
nastier
crumbier
uselesser
duffer
wacker
weaker
punker
sourer
awfuller
pitifuller
direr
sadder
sorrier
grottier
poxier
tawdrier
woefuller
tattier
abjecter
horribler
cruddier
tackier
tinnier
lower
suckier
meaner
feebler
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
grubbier
rougher
rattier
grimmer
unfitter
grungier
sketchier
dirtier
naffer
seedier
grodier
beastlier
harmfuller
hatefuller
patchier
scroungier
kitscher
brassier
sordider
dingier
less
scurvier
scummier
scabbier
ghastlier
horrider
grosser
viler
sicker
scrappier
unpleasanter
gaudier
fairer
unhappier
yuckier
flimsier
shlockier
ickier
raunchier
stinkier
slovenlier
loathlier
shorter
scanter
squalider
sparser
slenderer
slummier
mangier
scruffier
scuzzier
scrubbier
ricketier
untidier
dumpier
more inadequate
more unacceptable
more imperfect
more substandard
more doubtful
more dubious
more questionable
more second-rate
more low-grade
more mediocre
more rubbishy
more execrable
more cheapjack
more dissatisfactory
more deficient
more trifling
more unsatisfactory
more unsound
more disappointing
more subnormal
more unsuitable
more lemon
more defective
more insufficient
more unimpressive
more wanting
more rubbish
more unsatisfying
more ill
more bush
more wrong
more displeasing
more minimal
more off
more minor league
more tenth-rate
more damaged
more below average
more insignificant
more bush-league
more distressing
more dreadful
more pathetic
more abysmal
more atrocious
more deplorable
more appalling
more lamentable
more dismal
more worthless
more diabolical
more pants
more hopeless
more laughable
more frightful
more chronic
more average
more lacking
more middling
more pitiable
more ordinary
more contemptible
more direful
more disagreeable
more abominable
more disgraceful
more inept
more flawed
more egregious
more amateurish
more indifferent
more cheapo
more tinhorn
more downmarket
more low-end
more unexceptional
more pedestrian
more disastrous
more ineffective
more ineffectual
more limited
more inefficient
more stinking
more piss-poor
more impotent
more careless
more regrettable
more shameful
more inexpert
more unspeakable
more intolerable
more hellacious
more damnable
more incapable
more godawful
more meretricious
more unfortunate
more craptacular
more negligent
more dilapidated
more trivial
more slipshod
more inadmissible
more restricted
more pinchbeck
more detestable
more unskilful
more ailing
more repulsive
more amiss
more incomplete
more horrendous
more undesirable
more calamitous
more half-baked
more objectionable
more insufferable
more scurrilous
more indefensible
more off-color
US
more negligible
more reduced
more loathsome
more crook
more out of sorts
more bungling
more grievous
more disreputable
more hideous
more ropey
more inconsiderable
more sparing
more insubstantial
more broken
more unproficient
more unrefined
more unpolished
more poopy
more uncomfortable
more unequal
more inappropriate
more impermissible
more nugatory
more bogus
more makeshift
more unsaleable
more ersatz
more inglorious
more disconcerting
more disquieting
more disturbing
more underwhelming
more unqualified
more revolting
more undistinguished
more uninspired
more heartbreaking
more despicable
more repellant
more repellent
more powerless
more inapt
more godforsaken
more unsightly
more unstable
more anticlimactic
more low-down
more unfulfilling
more unfitted
more inexpedient
more blah
more overwhelming
more sickening
more afflictive
more horrifying
more scandalous
more unbearable
more rancid
more uninteresting
more bathetic
more distasteful
more fallacious
more reprehensible
more odious
more erroneous
more desperate
more minor
more rebarbative
more disgustful
more hellish
more feckless
more counterproductive
more hamstrung
more insalubrious
more broken-down
more insupportable
more condemnable
more inacceptable
more ramshackle
more threadbare
more unkempt
more bedraggled
more decrepit
more menial
more moth-eaten
more timeworn
more tatterdemalion
more dog-eared
more neglected
more tumbledown
more bombed-out
more beat-up
more ❯
“Yup, it's a really
iffy
shot of my new pride and joy.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for questionable in terms of legality or moral standards
shadier
fishier
dodgier
shiftier
seedier
shonkier
sketchier
sneakier
murkier
slipperier
slier
snider
trickier
cagier
craftier
wilier
foxier
benter
slicker
falser
shrewder
slimier
sharper
stealthier
fickler
faster
dicier
cuter
subtler
cleverer
cannier
astuter
slimmer
smoother
smarter
flier
unfairer
dirtier
pawkier
eviller
wickeder
baser
savvier
viler
badder
ignobler
deeper
dastardlier
keener
blacker
darker
wiser
unworthier
headier
abjecter
sleazier
wantoner
phonier
UK
acuter
quicker
sordider
defter
adroiter
rottener
greasier
archer
viciouser
lower
hatefuller
funnier
spitefuller
shadowier
tricker
tricksier
unseemlier
obliquer
creepier
fouler
bummer
warier
faker
snakier
ornerier
saltier
profaner
silenter
cattier
wrier
abler
quieter
mealier
nastier
meaner
hollower
shoddier
scurvier
violenter
cheaper
sager
cowardlier
yellower
brainier
sorrier
seamier
lowlier
shier
beggarlier
pettier
arranter
more questionable
more suspect
more dubious
more suspicious
more corrupt
more deceptive
more devious
more disreputable
more duplicitous
more furtive
more guileful
more rogue
more scandalous
more underhanded
more unscrupulous
more untrustworthy
more dishonest
more deceitful
more treacherous
more crooked
more unprincipled
more underhand
more cunning
more dishonourable
UK
more unreliable
more artful
more undependable
more scheming
more traitorous
more irresponsible
more unfaithful
more dishonorable
US
more Janus-faced
more conniving
more unprofessional
more untrusty
more faithless
more disloyal
more untrue
more roguish
more insidious
more insincere
more fraudulent
more snidey
more unsafe
more mendacious
more collusive
more unhonest
more beguiling
more designing
more knavish
more deviant
more evasive
more dangerous
more Machiavellian
more calculating
more disingenuous
more unethical
more immoral
more manipulative
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more cheating
more villainous
more secret
more ingenious
more streetwise
more intelligent
more knowing
more sharp-witted
more surreptitious
more covert
more clandestine
more conspiratorial
more perfidious
more rascally
more sinful
more exploitative
more amoral
more secretive
more unlawful
more unconscionable
more improper
more indirect
more undercover
more private
more underground
more untruthful
more backstairs
more privy
more degenerate
more illegal
more hidden
more iniquitous
more nefarious
more depraved
more despicable
more inglorious
more criminal
more vulpine
more corrupted
more dissolute
more skilful
UK
more sinister
more skillful
US
more conscienceless
more unconscientious
more street-smart
more street smart
more hypocritical
more perceptive
more hush-hush
more discerning
more hugger-mugger
more misleading
more sagacious
more heinous
more delusive
more discriminating
more shameless
more truthless
more elusive
more ungodly
more lawless
more unrighteous
more cautious
more perverted
more astucious
more scoundrelly
more false-hearted
more hollow-hearted
more infamous
more contemptible
more quick-witted
more malevolent
more heads-up
more malicious
more venal
more unctuous
more judicious
more disgraceful
more sensible
more prudent
more perspicacious
more recreant
more barbarous
more reprobate
more diabolic
more imaginative
more wrong
more cutthroat
more inventive
more sapient
more ignominious
more mercenary
more fiendish
more Punic
more debauched
more argute
more intriguing
more self-seeking
more circumspect
more hardheaded
more serpentine
more suss
more low-down
more double-crossing
more felonious
more undignified
more opprobrious
more illicit
more delinquent
more inhuman
more licentious
more shameful
more notorious
more politic
more decadent
more pernicious
more media-savvy
more defiled
more clear-sighted
more clear-eyed
more outrageous
more inexorable
more objectionable
more vindictive
more hard-boiled
more scrofulous
more virulent
more bribable
more corruptible
more mysterious
more irregular
more purchasable
more abusive
more masked
more doubtful
more exploitive
more spurious
more controlling
more tactful
more penetrating
more diabolical
more captious
more impish
more mischievous
more illusory
more shrouded
more negligent
more careful
more fallacious
more flagitious
more artificial
more watchful
more reprehensible
more delusory
more discreet
more hostile
more feline
more catlike
more enigmatic
more noiseless
more hep
more backhanded
more impure
more libertine
more vengeful
more demonic
more maleficent
more rancorous
more errant
more profligate
more contemptuous
more forbidding
more Pecksniffian
more experienced
more worldly-wise
more unbecoming
more funny-looking
more dexterous
US
more insightful
more dextrous
UK
more scurrilous
more barbaric
more contumelious
more pretentious
more overdone
more alert
more louche
more exaggerated
more wrongful
more cynical
more observant
more pitiable
more disorderly
more unrespectable
more unwholesome
more ambidextrous
more profound
more degrading
more ruthless
more accurate
more probing
more farsighted
more phony-baloney
more degraded
more calculated
more inside
more selfish
more ruffianly
more up on
more unjust
more malfeasant
more backbiting
more untrusted
more ❯
“The young pair is remarkably candid in the book about their
iffy
journalistic methods and practices circa 1972.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for risky or dangerous in nature
riskier
chancier
dicier
dodgier
graver
hairier
unhealthier
shakier
higher-risk
trickier
gnarlier
stickier
rockier
seriouser
touchier
tenser
direr
acuter
thornier
uglier
difficulter
nastier
awkwarder
badder
shonkier
scarier
vaguer
flimsier
deadlier
feebler
fragiler
terribler
extremer
awfuller
harmfuller
hotter
wickeder
sorer
severer
weightier
more dangerous
more hazardous
more perilous
more unsafe
more precarious
more parlous
more insecure
more menacing
more treacherous
more delicate
more touch-and-go
more uncertain
more unpredictable
more unsound
more speculative
more critical
more threatening
more grievous
more unstable
more unreliable
more problematical
more erratic
more venturesome
more jeopardous
more vulnerable
more volatile
more unchancy
more capricious
more worrying
more explosive
more life-threatening
more nerve-racking
more exigent
more taxing
more tenuous
more unsettled
more endangered
more doubtful
more defenceless
UK
more defenseless
US
more destructive
more overwrought
more desperate
more inflammable
more suspect
more nebulous
more dubious
more fluctuant
more sensitive
more anxious
more strained
more ticklish
more incalculable
more stressful
more combustible
more up in the air
more peracute
more profound
more egregious
more alarming
more lethal
more frightful
more catastrophic
more urgent
more significant
more ❯
“In conjunction with your intuition, you'll enable yourself to sense an
iffy
situation coming your way and be able to employ your defenses before the situation has you entangled.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for constituting or presenting a problem, or likely to
difficulter
knottier
trickier
harder
pricklier
stickier
thornier
awkwarder
hairier
nastier
tougher
dodgier
tighter
bleaker
direr
rougher
chancier
grimmer
unpleasanter
darker
awfuller
bitterer
unfriendlier
touchier
tricksier
spinier
catchier
riskier
dicier
nicer
unsteadier
fickler
rockier
more ticklish
more complex
more complicated
more controversial
more problematical
more troublesome
more delicate
more intricate
more involved
more perplexing
more puzzling
more trying
more taxing
more irksome
more bothersome
more precarious
more challenging
more onerous
more arduous
more hazardous
more upsetting
more worrying
more vexatious
more forbidding
more critical
more perilous
more dangerous
more concerning
more dubious
more sensitive
more grievous
more punishing
more disagreeable
more distressing
more worrisome
more hostile
more questionable
more disturbing
more suspect
more spartan
more uncertain
more convoluted
more unstable
more volatile
more capricious
more vexed
more changeable
more mercurial
more inconstant
more temperamental
more variable
more ❯
“At the time of Prescott's proposal, kids had been an
iffy
issue between them so she'd simply noted it with an asterisk.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for tentative or unsure in acting or speaking
unsurer
shier
leerier
hinkier
unclearer
cagier
wishy-washier
warier
charier
shakier
vaguer
hazier
loather
fickler
unsteadier
safer
infirmer
weaker
cannier
wobblier
timider
fearfuller
lother
chancier
slower
queasier
jealouser
uptighter
shrewder
primmer
more hesitant
more doubtful
more uncertain
more undecided
more wavering
more irresolute
more tentative
more vacillating
more indecisive
more dubious
more ambivalent
more sceptical
UK
more skeptical
US
more cautious
more nervous
more reluctant
more unpredictable
more backward
more unwilling
more havering
more afraid
more averse
more uneager
more half-hearted
more unsettled
more distrustful
more mistrustful
more suspicious
more unresolved
more uncommitted
more unconvinced
more equivocal
more divided
more indefinite
more noncommittal
more careful
more guarded
more apprehensive
more questioning
more watchful
more halting
more disbelieving
more cynical
more unbelieving
more betwixt and between
more incredulous
more quizzical
more diffident
more borderline
more agnostic
more heedful
more circumspect
more uneasy
more neutral
more impartial
more confused
more mindful
more ambiguous
more jaundiced
more negativistic
more perplexed
more unconfident
more considerate
more conservative
more gingerly
more alert
more paranoid
more unassured
more scrupulous
more prudent
more unstable
more faithless
more constrained
more restrained
more calculating
more particular
more fastidious
more inhibited
more discreet
more fluctuant
more touch-and-go
more weak-kneed
more vexed
more independent
more insecure
more conflicting
more untrusting
more unattached
more non-aligned
more muddled
more contradictory
more changeable
more uneventful
more inconclusive
more mixed
more vacillant
more volatile
more reticent
more indisposed
more vacillatory
more open
more halfhearted
more untrusty
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more up in the air
more pessimistic
more pendent
more resistant
more unenthusiastic
more reserved
more on guard
more recalcitrant
more indeterminate
more discouraged
more scared
more pending
more disheartened
more vigilant
more measured
more provident
more attentive
more judicious
more aware
more discriminating
more observant
more forethoughtful
more thoughtful
more politic
more precautious
more on the lookout
more grudging
more antipathetic
more pendulous
more embarrassed
more frightened
more unassertive
more sweer
more squeamish
more unascertained
more ashamed
more speculative
more unestablished
more abeyant
more incalculable
more unknown
more dismayed
more suspect
more unsatisfied
more worried
more anxious
more skittish
more indirect
more affected
more mincing
more euphemistic
more pretentious
more overdelicate
more mealy-mouthed
more ❯
“He still felt ethically
iffy
about the fanzines.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not likely to be true or to happen
unlikelier
flimsier
weaker
slimmer
bleaker
absurder
fainter
frailer
bizarrer
fishier
falser
shadier
taller
fragiler
slighter
feebler
minuter
poorer
slenderer
vaguer
unsurer
smaller
dicier
tinier
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
thinner
stranger
crazier
wilder
foolisher
weirder
wackier
odder
queerer
curiouser
kookier
zanier
madder
sillier
whackier
uncommoner
dafter
grotesquer
nuttier
loonier
stupider
freakier
screwier
uncannier
funnier
quainter
rummer
unwiser
balmier
quirkier
funkier
daffier
dippier
dottier
barmier
flakier
UK
kinkier
foolhardier
goofier
extremer
battier
crankier
recklesser
eerier
shallower
pottier
lamer
jerkier
gnarlier
noteworthier
phonier
UK
droller
hokier
dumber
rasher
giddier
daggier
hollower
faultier
shakier
ambitiouser
flightier
seriouser
spookier
heavier
obscurer
fresher
more improbable
more implausible
more doubtful
more dubious
more incredible
more unbelievable
more inconceivable
more questionable
more fanciful
more unthinkable
more unimaginable
more rare
more debatable
more unsubstantial
more unapt
more impracticable
more uncertain
more far-fetched
more remote
more fantastic
more preposterous
more outside
more unrealistic
more distant
more off
more dubitable
more tenuous
more equivocal
more outlandish
more exaggerated
more unconvincing
more impossible
more suspect
more outrageous
more extravagant
more nonsensical
more sensational
more misleading
more embellished
more suspicious
more illogical
more overblown
more farfetched
more farcical
more ludicrous
more untruthful
more untrue
more laughable
more spectacular
more incongruous
more incoherent
more hyperbolic
more disputable
more arguable
more unreliable
more dishonest
more histrionic
more untrustworthy
more far out
more exiguous
more undependable
more mind-boggling
more untenable
more unreasonable
more contradictory
more complicated
more flawed
more unpersuasive
more off the wall
more ridiculous
more doubtable
more touch-and-go
more undecided
more unsettled
more speculative
more marginal
more isolated
more negligible
more inconsiderable
more imperceptible
more diminished
more fractional
more invented
more made-up
more fantastical
more unreal
more peculiar
more insane
more unusual
more extraordinary
more irrational
more whimsical
more astonishing
more cockamamie
more remarkable
more inane
more incredulous
more freakish
more uncompelling
more kookie
more senseless
more eccentric
more harebrained
more idiotic
more fatuous
more pointless
more asinine
more offbeat
more off-the-wall
more comical
more half-baked
more cockeyed
more singular
more lunatic
more brainless
more unique
more witless
more crackpot
more cuckoo
more unconceivable
more risible
more abnormal
more surreal
more imbecilic
more pathetic
more atypical
more impractical
more aberrant
more erratic
more featherheaded
more astounding
more far-out
more puzzling
more amazing
more unsound
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more simpleminded
more derisory
more monstrous
more unconventional
more bizarro
more bubbleheaded
more screwball
more unfamiliar
more cockamamy
more spaced-out
more unworkable
more off-kilter
more phenomenal
more exceptional
more insubstantial
more romantic
more mystifying
more irresponsible
more baffling
more grandiose
more outré
more elaborate
more strained
more ill-conceived
more especial
more mindless
more unnatural
more uncustomary
more unwonted
more crackbrained
more incogitable
more unexpected
more anomalous
more derisive
more different
more unorthodox
more special
more queerish
more sappy
more unheard-of
more idealistic
more off-centre
more exorbitant
more imprudent
more notable
more striking
more wondrous
more exotic
more fabulous
more puerile
more inadequate
more artificial
more contrived
more unplausible
more miraculous
more staggering
more unsatisfactory
more meaningless
more hilarious
more aberrated
more conspicuous
more stupendous
more infeasible
more forced
more capricious
more inept
more moronic
more derisible
more tomfool
more inconsistent
more mysterious
more idiosyncratic
more eye-popping
more full of it
more scatterbrained
more deviant
more original
more perverted
more out there
more unfeasible
more madcap
more unattainable
more unbalanced
more breathtaking
more vacuous
more one-off
more perplexing
more irregular
more caricatural
more unaccountable
more ill-considered
more overdone
more inexplicable
more surprising
more injudicious
more unintelligent
more ill-advised
more unpractical
more specious
more uncredible
more insupposable
more contemptible
more lamebrained
more insufficient
more trifling
more thoughtless
more incautious
more unpredictable
more individual
more momentous
more prodigious
more stunning
more over the top
more wacko
more imaginary
more eye-catching
more unforgettable
more transparent
more ponderous
more ineffectual
more illusory
more mind-blowing
more jaw-dropping
more imaginative
more out of the question
more unimpressive
more visionary
more unaccustomed
more tremendous
more preternatural
more unco
more exceeding
more disconcerting
more incomprehensible
more illusive
more hallucinatory
more suppositious
more amazeballs
more intricate
more ornate
more forby
more flash
more baroque
more Kafkaesque
more flustering
more overwhelming
more portentous
more confusing
more contrary
more untoward
more mercurial
more unfocused
more chimerical
more lightweight
more airy-fairy
more glamorous
more marvellous
UK
more glamourous
more marvelous
US
more infantile
more nonconformist
more crazy-ass
more wackadoo
more bewildering
more wackadoodle
more dreamlike
more quixotic
more unanticipated
more jarring
more upsetting
more discomfiting
more alien
more other
more specialized
US
more unrepresentative
more unharmonious
more specific
more quizzical
more off-key
more errant
more specialised
UK
more nonconforming
more unknown
more novel
more uncharacteristic
more discordant
more particular
more interesting
more excessive
more unordinary
more inappropriate
more short-sighted
more ❯
“The politician had made an
iffy
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Adjective
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Comparative for ambiguous or not clearly defined
unclearer
unsurer
dodgier
chancier
shakier
flimsier
fishier
vaguer
weaker
shadier
queerer
dicier
flakier
UK
riskier
odder
rockier
hazier
funnier
obscurer
falser
sketchier
trickier
hairier
shonkier
unlikelier
murkier
darker
shiftier
stranger
abstruser
shadowier
looser
rougher
faker
faultier
woollier
UK
fuzzier
hollower
muzzier
woolier
US
muddier
more borderline
more uncertain
more debatable
more undecided
more arguable
more unsettled
more equivocal
more disputable
more moot
more doubtful
more dubious
more questionable
more indefinite
more controversial
more open
more ambiguous
more indeterminate
more indecisive
more ambivalent
more dubitable
more contentious
more disputed
more marginal
more unclassifiable
more inexact
more up in the air
more suspect
more unresolved
more doubtable
more problematical
more unreliable
more unknown
more unsound
more suspicious
more unsubstantiated
more pending
more unsupported
more undependable
more controvertible
more tenuous
more negotiable
more inconclusive
more confused
more betwixt and between
more fallible
more touch-and-go
more contestable
more untrustworthy
more puzzling
more mootable
more unpredictable
more speculative
more unconvincing
more unestablished
more specious
more disreputable
more defective
more spurious
more wrong
more clouded
more in question
more implausible
more inaccurate
more imprecise
more conjectural
more untrue
more unreasonable
more perplexing
more mysterious
more enigmatic
more contested
more exceptionable
more incorrect
more mistaken
more deceptive
more erroneous
more unforeseeable
more incalculable
more ungrounded
more indistinct
more cryptic
more tentative
more confusing
more contingent
more unsubstantial
more off-target
more ill-defined
more unstable
more sham
more precarious
more insecure
more suppositive
more suppositious
more vexed
more unprovable
more challenging
more unascertained
more pendent
more apocryphal
more unsafe
more outstanding
more irregular
more occult
more hypothetical
more contradictory
more conflicting
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more ridiculous
more incredible
more unbelievable
more indistinguishable
more untrusted
more nebulous
more arcane
more indiscernible
more intangible
more elusive
more flawed
more generalized
US
more illogical
more incomplete
more fallacious
more falsified
more approximate
more superficial
more untenable
more unreasoning
more illegitimate
more irrational
more imperfect
more cursory
more sophistic
more perfunctory
more obfuscatory
more inadequate
more inconsequent
more inconsequential
more unbacked
more amphibological
more unintelligible
more bewildering
more indirect
more uninformative
more generalised
UK
more incongruous
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not supported or proven by evidence
weaker
flimsier
dodgier
fishier
more unsubstantiated
more groundless
more unsupported
more questionable
more unsound
more dubious
more spurious
more unreasonable
more uncorroborated
more unreliable
more unwarranted
more doubtful
more tenuous
more unjustified
more suspect
more invalid
more conjectural
more speculative
more uncertain
more unjustifiable
more undependable
more debatable
more nebulous
more disputable
more unattested
more arguable
more dubitable
more untrustworthy
more unestablished
more controversial
more suspicious
more suppositious
more suppositive
more assumed
more presumed
more indefinite
Adjective
▲
Comparative for based on a mistaken or erroneous belief
falser
faultier
phonier
UK
dodgier
fishier
dicier
madder
wider
flimsier
vainer
emptier
faker
hollower
badder
more fallacious
more erroneous
more wrong
more inaccurate
more incorrect
more misleading
more untrue
more specious
more inexact
more deceptive
more mistaken
more flawed
more spurious
more delusive
more delusory
more imprecise
more fictitious
more illusory
more unreal
more deceitful
more bogus
more groundless
more misguided
more unsupported
more off
more illogical
more unsubstantiated
more beguiling
more fraudulent
more sophistical
more uncorroborated
more ungrounded
more sophistic
more reasonless
more unsound
more invalid
more untruthful
more defective
more awry
more amiss
more erratic
more off-target
more unfitting
more improper
more unreliable
more off-base
more unjustified
more questionable
more invented
more unwarranted
more unreasonable
more conjectural
more speculative
more gratuitous
more sham
more fabulous
more imaginary
more mythical
more trumped-up
more unjustifiable
more idle
more unattested
more uncalled-for
more fictional
more fakey
more impostrous
more dishonest
more apocryphal
more untenable
more wrong-headed
more dubious
more irrational
more unprovoked
more causeless
more chimerical
more uncalled for
more tenuous
more doomed
more ill-conceived
more ❯
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Comparative for difficult, full of problems, or in a precarious state
rockier
unsurer
unsteadier
difficulter
trickier
shakier
wobblier
slipperier
darker
harder
tougher
awkwarder
ricketier
riskier
hairier
dicier
dodgier
chancier
shonkier
unhealthier
more precarious
more uncertain
more unstable
more undependable
more troubled
more trying
more doubtful
more unsettled
more insecure
more touch-and-go
more parlous
more stressful
more dangerous
more hazardous
more dubious
more unsafe
more perilous
more unreliable
more delicate
more unpredictable
more treacherous
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unsteady and prone to unexpected changes
fickler
unsteadier
flakier
UK
dicier
flightier
patchier
peakier
slipperier
shiftier
moodier
giddier
quirkier
jerkier
wilder
crotchetier
shorter-lived
more erratic
more unstable
more variable
more changeable
more inconstant
more volatile
more unpredictable
more inconsistent
more irregular
more fluid
more unsettled
more mutable
more changeful
more wavering
more uncertain
more unreliable
more undependable
more protean
more uneven
more fitful
more labile
more fluctuant
more turbulent
more unequal
more vagarious
more roving
more desultory
more dubious
more directionless
more meandering
more incalculable
more nomadic
more undirected
more temperamental
more vacillating
more mercurial
more capricious
more spasmodic
more skittish
more mobile
more dynamic
more whimsical
more moving
more sporadic
more irresolute
more random
more scattershot
more episodic
more episodical
more everchanging
more movable
more chameleonic
more kaleidoscopic
more variational
more unequable
more checkered
US
more impulsive
more wayward
more bipolar
more excitable
more irrepressible
more active
more elastic
more up in the air
more arbitrary
more freakish
more transitory
more ephemeral
more ungovernable
more faddish
more frivolous
more chance
more fleeting
more momentary
more transient
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for depending on other factors
obscurer
rougher
shorter-term
more limited
more guarded
more restricted
more qualified
more restrictive
more contingent
more provisory
more inconclusive
more uncertain
more fortuitous
more reliant
more dependent
more hypothetical
more tentative
more makeshift
more make-do
more based
more experimental
more provisionary
more temporary
more reserved
more equivocal
more bounded
more adjusted
more adapted
more exclusive
more selective
more qualificatory
more cautious
more amended
more hesitant
more refined
more probationary
more partial
more indefinite
more reduced
more unsettled
more rough-and-ready
more in-between
more undecided
Adjective
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Comparative for suffering from an illness or disease or feeling unwell
sicker
infirmer
peakier
queasier
sicklier
feebler
frailer
funnier
weaker
badder
queerer
unhealthier
seedier
crummier
groggier
grottier
lousier
punker
queazier
ropier
rougher
grimmer
woozier
rottener
awfuller
terribler
ricketier
rockier
unsteadier
achier
dodgier
shakier
fainter
dizzier
giddier
poorer
horribler
uglier
unfitter
lower
meaner
lamer
paltrier
ghastlier
qualmier
stranger
greener
droopier
paler
pallider
wanner
pastier
sallower
ashier
grayer
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greyer
UK
thinner
more ill
more unwell
more ailing
more indisposed
more diseased
more afflicted
more crook
more bedridden
more liverish
more infected
more valetudinarian
more peaked
more peculiar
more queerish
more sickened
more sickish
more squeamish
more unsound
more wabbit
more bummed
more nauseous
more laid up
more off-color
US
more out of sorts
more nauseated
more disordered
more feverish
more hypochondriacal
more decrepit
more unreliable
more fluttery
more off
more dreadful
more washed out
more peakish
more lightheaded
more tired
more drained
more fatigued
more ropey
more unsightly
more invalid
more pukish
more exhausted
more enervated
more uneasy
more knackered
more haggard
more wilted
more drooping
more worn out
more ashen
more anaemic
UK
more bloodless
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more etiolated
more drawn
more cadaverous
more emaciated
more anemic
US
more ashen-faced
more ill-looking
more ❯
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Comparative for disagreeable and unpleasant from being morally disreputable
viler
wickeder
baser
eviller
badder
viciouser
shadier
darker
meaner
lower
rottener
nastier
dodgier
blacker
sleazier
shiftier
seedier
unpleasanter
seamier
funnier
grubbier
sharper
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more immoral
more dishonorable
US
more dishonourable
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more disreputable
more sinful
more iniquitous
more villainous
more despicable
more nefarious
more degenerate
more dishonest
more unprincipled
more wrong
more unscrupulous
more unethical
more unlawful
more unrighteous
more crooked
more untrustworthy
more repugnant
more dubious
more unwholesome
more suspect
more distasteful
more offensive
more objectionable
more rascally
more suspicious
more obnoxious
more repellent
more repulsive
more disagreeable
more notorious
more noisome
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