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What is another word for
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Comparative for to an absolute or complete degree
Comparative for accurate, true or correct in all details
Comparative for so direct in manner as to be blunt
Comparative for rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner
Comparative for to a blatantly great or extreme degree, typically in the negative sense
Comparative for expressing something forcibly and clearly
Comparative for not able to be disputed or doubted
Comparative for obvious or easily recognizable
Comparative for very opinionated in laying down one's dogmas or beliefs
Comparative for very severe or serious
Comparative for suggestive or typical of a despot or tyrant
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Adjective
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Comparative for to an absolute or complete degree
completer
purer
sheerer
perfecter
ranker
starker
arranter
fairer
simpler
cleaner
flatter
deader
deadlier
realer
blanker
verier
clearer
plainer
wholer
grosser
surer
fuller
extremer
directer
supremer
straighter
seriouser
merer
firmer
severer
wider
crasser
bloodier
huger
intenser
terribler
wickeder
truer
blunter
steadfaster
abjecter
franker
candider
austerer
grander
rigider
viler
sounder
ruddier
horribler
harsher
grimmer
excellenter
colder
harder
earnester
broader
stronger
stauncher
steadier
widerspread
commoner
honester
stricter
soberer
trustier
weightier
stubborner
steelier
heartier
warmer
loyaler
more absolute
more total
more unqualified
more thorough
more categorical
more unmitigated
more thoroughgoing
more consummate
more unconditional
more definite
more categoric
more profound
more unalloyed
more dreadful
more plumb
more regular
more blooming
more positive
more bodacious
more veritable
more proper
more explicit
more unequivocal
more blatant
more certain
more emphatic
more undisguised
more indubitable
more unquestionable
more straight-out
more dyed-in-the-wool
more unlimited
more unrestricted
more unambiguous
more comprehensive
more unbounded
more wholesale
more glaring
more infernal
more unmistakable
more unrestrained
more exhaustive
more genuine
more flagrant
more solid
more wholehearted
more clear-cut
more blessed
more patent
more infinite
more confounded
more plenary
more unmixed
more undiminished
more unmodified
more naked
more inveterate
more brazen
more limitless
more express
more palpable
more conclusive
more assured
more unrelieved
more matchless
more open
more decisive
more significant
more barefaced
more unremitting
more unstinting
more final
more resolute
more obvious
more decided
more uncompromising
more peremptory
more major
more peerless
more conspicuous
more egregious
more pronounced
more unquestioning
more shameless
more atrocious
more monstrous
more undisputed
more sovereign
more apodictic
more forthright
more overarching
more resounding
more sweeping
more predominant
more chronic
more unblemished
more everlasting
more tyrannical
more boundless
more manifest
more outrageous
more omnipotent
more eminent
more royal
more unalleviated
more audacious
more heinous
more evident
more transparent
more unconcealed
more inordinate
more disgraceful
more striking
more shameful
more grievous
more reprehensible
more scandalous
more villainous
more iniquitous
more apparent
more excessive
more enormous
more exorbitant
more immoderate
more extraordinary
more brass-necked
more brute
more quintessential
more incessant
more constant
more unfailing
more exact
more definitive
more determined
more insistent
more fixed
more adamant
more assertive
more unrelenting
more unstinted
more drastic
more uncontrolled
more abundant
more flaming
more legit
more uninterrupted
more inclusive
more totalitarian
more straightforward
more concentrated
more relentless
more unregenerate
more unabated
more effusive
more gushing
more abrupt
more diametrical
more overwhelming
more faultless
more notorious
more infamous
more untempered
more unbending
more oppressive
more overall
more stone-cold
more in-depth
more confident
more convinced
more persistent
more impeccable
more errant
more unsurpassable
more transcendent
more ideal
more flawless
more finished
more unimpaired
more systematic
more unfaltering
more undying
more untarnished
more habitual
more untouched
more authentic
more satisfied
more unwavering
more concrete
more convincing
more undisputable
more self-assured
more self-conceited
more self-confident
more affirmative
more cocksure
more forcible
more factual
more indisputable
more incontrovertible
more irrefutable
more forceful
more uncontested
more determinative
more prominent
more unchallenged
more unquestioned
more unshakable
more committed
more unshakeable
more general
more universal
more sincere
more unbridled
more unarguable
more heartfelt
more unhampered
more compelling
more demonstrative
more irrefragable
more unswerving
more unimpeded
more unhindered
more faithful
more uncurbed
more dedicated
more precise
more stalwart
more extensive
more global
more untrammeled
US
more international
more indiscriminate
more generic
more worldwide
more catholic
more large-scale
more wide-ranging
more far-reaching
more topmost
more public
more binding
more infallible
more unfettered
more undoubted
more formal
more reliable
more unchallengeable
more unappealable
more dinkum
more intent
more pat
more solemn
more valid
more credible
more unshaken
more cogent
more dependable
more dogged
more tenacious
more authoritative
more welcoming
more plausible
more spirited
more indefatigable
more persuasive
more zealous
more enthusiastic
more fervent
more logical
more devoted
more unflagging
more unyielding
more well-founded
more unfeigned
more ardent
more enduring
more strong-minded
more single-minded
more strong-willed
more passionate
more fullhearted
more impassioned
more abiding
more unobstructed
more liberated
more unanswerable
more unregulated
more watertight
more unopposed
more airtight
more uncontroversial
more determinant
more revealing
more irrefrangible
more ❯
“First, this is a repertoire book, but there are key parts of the repertoire that are drawish at best and a
downright
forced draw at worst.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for accurate, true or correct in all details
truer
closer
stricter
perfecter
sounder
fairer
clearer
surer
better
realer
completer
sharper
honester
purer
sheerer
arranter
juster
nicer
rigider
defter
plainer
wholer
finer
subtler
finickier
daintier
niftier
minuter
more exact
more accurate
more correct
more precise
more faithful
more veracious
more factual
more literal
more faultless
more genuine
more authentic
more indubitable
more undistorted
more veridical
more watertight
more certifiable
more definite
more detailed
more dinkum
more impeccable
more valid
more veritable
more admissible
more thorough
more dead-on
more spot-on
more bang on
more proper
more absolute
more unequivocal
more right on
more certain
more explicit
more specific
more indisputable
more distinct
more express
more unambiguous
more particular
more irrefutable
more incontrovertible
more thoroughgoing
more positive
more manifest
more patent
more conclusive
more total
more identical
more unarguable
more unchallengeable
more dependable
more clear-cut
more echt
more consummate
more unmitigated
more pucka
more unqualified
more pukka
more satisfactory
more undisputable
more inch-perfect
more unquestionable
more unalloyed
more rigorous
more undoubted
more solemn
more immaculate
more meticulous
more realistic
more lifelike
more convincing
more careful
more verisimilar
more scrupulous
more painstaking
more skillful
US
more methodical
more skilful
UK
more matter-of-fact
more truthful
more regular
more punctilious
more unmistakable
more veristic
more discriminative
more solid
more discriminating
more systematic
more punctual
more scientific
more defined
more concrete
more judicious
more word-perfect
more technical
more credible
more similar
more categorical
more textbook
more picture-perfect
more flawless
more polished
more classic
more letter-perfect
more elaborate
more delicate
more refined
more fastidious
more nuanced
more finical
more exquisite
more finespun
more orderly
more persnickety
more incorrupted
more winning
more ❯
“This nun gave me a plain and
downright
description of all that had happened in the monastery.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for so direct in manner as to be blunt
franker
blunter
directer
candider
honester
plainer
straighter
bluffer
clearer
balder
freer
rounder
realer
starker
bolder
harsher
simpler
rawer
brusquer
ruder
squarer
leveler
fairer
severer
completer
easier
barer
purer
sheerer
succincter
harder
colder
grimmer
truer
crisper
more forthright
more outspoken
more straightforward
more open
more upfront
more explicit
more unequivocal
more sincere
more unambiguous
more uninhibited
more unqualified
more categorical
more undiplomatic
more tactless
more plain-spoken
more matter-of-fact
more no-nonsense
more truthful
more plainspoken
more forthcoming
more free-spoken
more openhearted
more freehearted
more unguarded
more undisguised
more guileless
more unconcealed
more foursquare
more ingenuous
more artless
more natural
more transparent
more unrestricted
more genuine
more brazen
more straight-out
more brutal
more unevasive
more unexaggerated
more realistic
more unmistakable
more clear-cut
more unsparing
more unfiltered
more naked
more specific
more blatant
more vocal
more unadorned
more express
more abrupt
more unreticent
more undissembled
more unbiased
more unprejudiced
more authentic
more parrhesiastic
more vociferous
more unmodified
more clear cut
more unceremonious
more opinionated
more strident
more communicative
more exact
more literal
more unstinting
more unembellished
more barefaced
more pretenseless
more innocent
more flagrant
more upright
more right-on
more dinkum
more honest-to-goodness
more heartless
more unfeigned
more patent
more total
more palpable
more open-and-shut
more for real
more naive
more apparent
more familiar
more unrestrained
more hard-hitting
more accountable
more fundamental
more distinct
more manifest
more obvious
more evident
more basic
more unpretentious
more intolerant
more unaffected
more unpretending
more unhypocritical
more trenchant
more unpolished
more uncompromising
more ❯
“In his
downright
manner, Cécile declared himself absolutely confident of its success.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner
blunter
shorter
curter
brusquer
bluffer
crustier
brusker
snippier
ruder
gruffer
impoliter
terser
sharper
snappier
rougher
tarter
harsher
briefer
brisker
surlier
crisper
cruder
dustier
pithier
tetchier
unkinder
directer
vulgarer
franker
crueler
uncouther
crasser
coarser
sullener
grumpier
unfriendlier
grouchier
unpleasanter
worse-tempered
testier
grosser
crabbier
sourer
crotchetier
moroser
sulkier
touchier
moodier
pricklier
ignoranter
glummer
dourer
chippier
curmudgeonlier
crosser
bitterer
commoner
poutier
difficulter
ruggeder
narkier
fresher
flipper
brasher
angrier
meaner
rattier
ornerier
lower
tougher
uptighter
shirtier
mopier
perverser
eggier
awkwarder
cheekier
fouler
tenser
lewder
crankier
rasher
nastier
filthier
louder
huffier
hastier
snarkier
pepperier
miserabler
edgier
snakier
fussier
scratchier
gloomier
stuffier
raspier
mardier
acrider
uglier
balder
violenter
cockier
mouthier
lippier
sketchier
baser
profaner
obscener
harder
severer
bawdier
dirtier
stiffer
fiercer
grimmer
austerer
sterner
starker
steelier
heavier
flintier
bristlier
feistier
unwiser
stroppier
whinier
stupider
clumsier
sorer
spitefuller
hotter under the collar
sassier
more abrupt
more unceremonious
more uncivil
more discourteous
more tactless
more churlish
more offhand
more snappish
more undiplomatic
more ungracious
more indelicate
more snippety
more caustic
more unmannerly
more impertinent
more outspoken
more insensitive
more brutal
more peremptory
more impetuous
more off
more plain-spoken
more blustering
more barefaced
more sarcastic
more vinegary
more callous
more laconic
more inconsiderate
more cavalier
more perfunctory
more impatient
more dismissive
more thoughtless
more inelegant
more disrespectful
more no-nonsense
more uncaring
more sharp-tongued
more uncharitable
more matter-of-fact
more out of sorts
more unsympathetic
more impolitic
more unladylike
more unfeeling
more ungentlemanly
more hurtful
more unconsiderate
more tasteless
more distasteful
more uncalled for
more abrasive
more boorish
more ill-mannered
more bad-mannered
more graceless
more ill-bred
more impudent
more insolent
more unmannered
more unrefined
more oafish
more unpolished
more offensive
more crabbed
more ill-tempered
more ill-humored
US
more uncultured
more ungallant
more irritable
more irascible
more cantankerous
more insulting
more short-tempered
more disagreeable
more mannerless
more ill-natured
more truculent
more unhandsome
more unchivalrous
more petulant
more uncultivated
more bearish
more uncalled-for
more fractious
more lowbred
more derogatory
more choleric
more dyspeptic
more splenetic
more disparaging
more indiscreet
more presumptuous
more peevish
more indecorous
more querulous
more lowbrow
more brutish
more fiery
more audacious
more abusive
more raffish
more incult
more insensible
more untactful
more saturnine
more uncomplimentary
more gauche
more contumelious
more quick-tempered
more unsociable
more injudicious
more humourless
UK
more humorless
US
more decisive
more unthinking
more quarrelsome
more bilious
more unhelpful
more contentious
more hotheaded
more illiberal
more businesslike
more low-bred
more acid
more disdainful
more unsubtle
more malapert
more offish
more rustic
more ungenteel
more underbred
more inaffable
more smart-alecky
more unmindful
more disgruntled
more fretful
more bellicose
more uncivilized
US
more careless
more whingy
more foul-mouthed
more cussed
more misanthropic
more cynical
more pettish
more shrewish
more displeased
more peckish
more captious
more soreheaded
more acrimonious
more discontented
more uncivilised
UK
more liverish
more waspish
more miffy
more chuffy
more trying
more outrageous
more pointed
more vigorous
more breviloquent
more unsophisticated
more upfront
more trenchant
more hostile
more piqued
more inhospitable
more unpolite
more derisive
more acerbic
more obloquious
more vehement
more heedless
more arrogant
more indignant
more reproachful
more defamatory
more scurrilous
more pejorative
more scathing
more degrading
more obnoxious
more denigratory
more disgracious
more regardless
more brazen
more overbearing
more insubordinate
more ungraceful
more barbarous
more intrusive
more vituperatory
more vituperative
more contemptuous
more yokelish
more bounderish
more bloody-minded
more impure
more unindulgent
more selfish
more cloddish
more savage
more backward
more immature
more unneighborly
more clodhopping
more mean-spirited
more boisterous
more indecent
more ribald
more vulgarian
more forbidding
more inhuman
more intimidating
more onerous
more ungentle
more artless
more oppressive
more hardhanded
more improper
more temperamental
more critical
more volatile
more sensitive
more huffish
more argumentative
more inadvisable
more imprudent
more unpolitic
more murderous
more lowering
more oversensitive
more pertinacious
more obstinate
more ireful
more uncooperative
more exasperated
more resentful
more contrary
more hypercritical
more unperceptive
more bungling
more maladroit
more inept
more iracund
more disputatious
more annoyed
more waxy
more brooding
more passionate
more childish
more malicious
more venomous
more waspy
more obstreperous
more dissatisfied
more malignant
more vindictive
more carping
more ill-advised
more inurbane
more uncourteous
more ❯
“I well remember the manly, eloquent, and
downright
speech, near the close of the day, with which you regaled the meeting.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for to a blatantly great or extreme degree, typically in the negative sense
extremer
completer
sheerer
purer
ranker
acuter
deeper
greater
arranter
grosser
harsher
intenser
severer
supremer
verier
awfuller
starker
terribler
more grievous
more egregious
more absolute
more unqualified
more flagrant
more outrageous
more total
more hellacious
more thorough
more veritable
more patent
more almighty
more overwhelming
more tremendous
more pronounced
more striking
more enormous
more excessive
more exorbitant
more major
more monstrous
more significant
more unmitigated
more immoderate
more brutal
more preposterous
more radical
more proper
more thundering
more unalloyed
more ultra
more blatant
more glaring
more dreadful
more atrocious
more scandalous
more heinous
more notorious
more infamous
more obvious
more conspicuous
more shameful
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for expressing something forcibly and clearly
directer
firmer
surer
earnester
violenter
soberer
more emphatic
more forceful
more explicit
more definitive
more vigorous
more assertive
more energetic
more unconditional
more dynamic
more wholehearted
more aggressive
more decided
more strenuous
more vehement
more insistent
more muscular
more ardent
more ringing
more pointed
more potent
more solemn
more trenchant
more forcible
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not able to be disputed or doubted
clearer
surer
perfecter
flatter
better-grounded
more unquestionable
more indisputable
more certain
more definite
more indubitable
more incontrovertible
more unequivocal
more irrefutable
more positive
more unmistakable
more absolute
more categorical
more conclusive
more unambiguous
more evident
more obvious
more manifest
more patent
more undoubted
more unarguable
more authentic
more irrefragable
more unanswerable
more accurate
more unchallengeable
more decided
more apparent
more reliable
more veritable
more accomplished
more proven
more dependable
more settled
more undisputable
more established
more flawless
more faultless
more unimpeachable
more pat
more well-founded
Adjective
▲
Comparative for obvious or easily recognizable
clearer
plainer
lucider
balder
broader
ranker
arranter
grosser
franker
better-known
bolder
writ larger
directer
sheerer
fuller
more patent
more obvious
more unmistakable
more manifest
more evident
more unequivocal
more unambiguous
more transparent
more palpable
more apparent
more distinct
more straightforward
more definite
more blatant
more barefaced
more glaring
more indisputable
more conspicuous
more unambivalent
more flagrant
more unquestionable
more perspicuous
more decided
more undisguised
more open
more visible
more pronounced
more pellucid
more striking
more luculent
more unconcealed
more ringing
more luminous
more discernible
more prominent
more egregious
more clear-cut
more bald-faced
more open-and-shut
more noticeable
more brazen
more unsubtle
more observable
more explicit
more raging
more shameless
more public
more perceptible
more recognizable
US
more recognisable
UK
more marked
more perceivable
more self-explanatory
more salient
more detectable
more understandable
more distinguishable
more certain
more indubitable
more naked
more seeable
more notorious
more clear cut
more distinctive
more tangible
more unmitigated
more incontrovertible
more obtrusive
more axiomatic
more demonstrable
more protrusive
more screaming
more blinding
more inescapable
more precise
more conclusive
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very opinionated in laying down one's dogmas or beliefs
rigider
stubborner
stricter
narrower
smaller-minded
more dogmatic
more doctrinaire
more opinionated
more pontifical
more inflexible
more opinionative
more adamant
more uncompromising
more prejudiced
more bigoted
more cocksure
more emphatic
more obdurate
more obstinate
more pigheaded
more unyielding
more insistent
more fanatical
more categorical
more unbending
more unchallengeable
more unquestionable
more intransigent
more bullheaded
more confident
more definite
more determined
more fixed
more tenacious
more unequivocal
more narrow-minded
more one-sided
more stiff-necked
more wrong-headed
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very severe or serious
extremer
direr
harsher
severer
sterner
stricter
seriouser
tougher
heavier
rigider
sharper
austerer
steeper
stiffer
grosser
uncommoner
unseemlier
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Comparative for suggestive or typical of a despot or tyrant
wilfuller
more arbitrary
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