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Comparative for having lost color or intensity
Comparative for in a poor condition, especially due to age or exposure
Comparative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense
Comparative for unable to be read or deciphered
Comparative for not fashionable or popular at a particular time
Comparative for no longer present or existent
Comparative for weak or lacking in strength
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Comparative for having lost color or intensity
duller
paler
pallider
lighter
washier
dimmer
murkier
wanner
dingier
flatter
drabber
greyer
UK
grayer
US
drearier
ashier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
plainer
subtler
darker
whiter
softer
bleaker
blacker
fainter
waterier
sallower
mousier
chalkier
pastier
dustier
milkier
weaker
blonder
mellower
gloomier
creamier
snowier
pearlier
wishy-washier
sicklier
livider
doughier
ghastlier
feebler
fairer
silverier
sicker
thinner
cleaner
clearer
grimier
dowdier
sootier
muddier
quieter
duskier
colder
soberer
gentler
peakier
ghostlier
mealier
deathlier
boringer
drier
blander
staler
tamer
mundaner
triter
lamer
limper
barrener
heavier
stupider
slower
stodgier
stuffier
older
arider
wearier
lanker
longer
rattier
poorer
hackier
beiger
slighter
draggier
sluggisher
stiffer
prosier
hollower
more lusterless
more lustreless
more discoloured
UK
more ashen
more bleached
more discolored
US
more etiolated
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more achromatic
more washed out
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more subdued
more unlustrous
more neutral
more blanched
more restrained
more whitish
more subfusc
more illustrous
more understated
more lifeless
more low-key
more shaded
more waxen
more bloodless
more anemic
US
more anaemic
UK
more haggard
more grayish
US
more softened
more unobtrusive
more deathlike
more waxlike
more cadaverous
more unpolished
more lurid
more toneless
more tarnished
more ineffective
more ineffectual
more delicate
more achromic
more vapid
more fair-haired
more spectral
more shopworn
more untarnished
more waterish
more tired
more insipid
more weathered
more opaque
more sullied
more towheaded
more tintless
more peaches-and-cream
more peaked
more drained
more paled
more drawn
more jaundiced
more listless
more bilious
more uninspiring
more uninteresting
more tedious
more monotonous
more unexciting
more prosaic
more wearisome
more uninspired
more characterless
more humdrum
more tiresome
more spiritless
more unimaginative
more pedestrian
more commonplace
more run-of-the-mill
more nondescript
more torpid
more vacuous
more ho-hum
more leaden
more banal
more blah
more uneventful
more mediocre
more sterile
more zestless
more antiseptic
more inoffensive
more milk-and-water
more ponderous
more tiring
more apathetic
more unremarkable
more ordinary
more unmemorable
more unstimulating
more unlively
more underwhelming
more ho hum
more namby-pamby
more vanilla
more weariful
more featureless
more hackneyed
more unappealing
more sapless
more inadequate
more undistinctive
more pointless
more tenuous
more futile
more flaccid
more fruitless
more wooden
more passive
more lethargic
more emotionless
more mechanical
more slothful
more expressionless
more inexpressive
more soulless
more joyless
more ❯
“She was suddenly conscious of how grubby her bare feet looked against the creamy,
faded
colors of the rug beneath her chair.”
Adjective
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Comparative for in a poor condition, especially due to age or exposure
shabbier
seedier
tackier
scruffier
tattier
rattier
dingier
grungier
scrubbier
meaner
dumpier
sleazier
miserabler
mangier
older
holier
shoddier
raggedier
crummier
grottier
squalider
ricketier
slummier
triter
slovenlier
sloppier
untidier
frowzier
staler
sorrier
mustier
frumpier
grubbier
stodgier
dodgier
cobwebbier
shackier
scungier
dowdier
creakier
crumblier
messier
shakier
pokier
raunchier
sordider
seamier
unpleasanter
cheaper
lower
scuzzier
skeezier
baser
paltrier
skankier
slimier
mankier
limper
commoner
daggier
flatter
hackier
slobbier
frowsier
blowsier
blowzier
homelier
plainer
baggier
mumsier
drearier
sadder
unseemlier
wretcheder
poorer
pitifuller
barer
filthier
yuckier
dirtier
rougher
nastier
muckier
badder
lousier
gungier
rottener
cruddier
trashier
grimier
muddier
uncleaner
dustier
smuttier
ruggeder
terribler
ickier
blacker
scummier
junkier
flimsier
fouler
scabbier
bummer
schlockier
coarser
cheesier
schlumpier
scroungier
ancienter
tawdrier
scraggier
sootier
fragiler
sicker
stickier
gunkier
ranker
better-read
stragglier
needier
wilder
grodier
awfuller
abjecter
punker
smellier
mirier
duffer
horribler
lamer
crumbier
suckier
worse off
cruder
beastlier
tinnier
disgustinger
wacker
scurvier
grosser
weaker
ghastlier
woefuller
faultier
shlockier
gaudier
more shopworn
more bedraggled
more threadbare
more worn
more distressed
more used
more tired
more dilapidated
more tumbledown
more moth-eaten
more timeworn
more decrepit
more neglected
more frayed
more broken-down
more worn out
more ragged
more dog-eared
more tatterdemalion
more unkempt
more beat-up
more ramshackle
more bombed-out
more damaged
more ruined
more battered
more well-worn
more beat up
more deteriorating
more unmaintained
more derelict
more banal
more hackneyed
more ripped
more commonplace
more overused
more wrecked
more overworked
more decayed
more ruinous
more insalubrious
more rumpty
more obligatory
more untended
more shambly
more disreputable
more clapped out
more uncared-for
more shredded
more busted
more wizened
more lined
more frazzled
more withered
more marred
more unsound
more bleached
more beat
more unimproved
more weather-beaten
more unprepossessing
more aged
more depressed
more unoriginal
more low-class
more crooked
more dismal
more dishonest
more derivative
more used up
more uninspired
more platitudinous
more corny
more unimaginative
more vapid
more slobbish
more insipid
more slatternly
more mawkish
more repetitious
more warmed-up
more run-of-the-mill
more played out
more cliché-ridden
more frumpish
more tarnished
more wrinkled
more desolate
more slipshod
more poverty-stricken
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more slumlike
more unsavoury
UK
more unsavory
US
more mediocre
more substandard
more ragtag
more impoverished
more second-rate
more low-grade
more soiled
more stained
more sullied
more broken
more uncleanly
more blackened
more draggled
more rubbishy
more execrable
more feculent
more cheapjack
more draggle-tailed
more disordered
more weathered
more sere
more outworn
more withering
more ordinary
more middling
more menial
more shattered
more peaked
more spotted
more tottering
more old-fashioned
more unhygienic
more unsanitary
more deprived
more disadvantaged
more bogging
more insanitary
more indigent
more antiquated
more insubstantial
more superannuated
more well-thumbed
more haggard
more festy
more impure
more mussy
more tousled
more matted
more messed up
more uncombed
more rumpled
more windblown
more underprivileged
more penurious
more atrocious
more ill-groomed
more defiled
more unsatisfactory
more shanty
more ghetto
more rubbish
more dreadful
more unspeakable
more pathetic
more fetid
US
more muddied
more putrid
more unacceptable
more wrong
more wanting
more deficient
more deplorable
more bush
more dissatisfactory
more lamentable
more abominable
more hard up
more pants
more cheapo
more inadequate
more bush-league
more disastrous
more off
more godforsaken
more unsightly
more calamitous
more repulsive
more makeshift
more inglorious
more low-down
more ❯
“They could see meandering dirt roads and several large buildings lying between the ridge and the
faded
walls of the city.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense
softer
subtler
lower
dimmer
fainter
mellower
duller
milder
slighter
wanner
weaker
hazier
vaguer
obscurer
unclearer
fuzzier
paler
shadowier
feebler
sketchier
blurrier
gauzier
blearier
foggier
murkier
mistier
thinner
blander
lighter
rougher
muter
gentler
quieter
flatter
hoarser
meeker
lower-pitched
reedier
more diffuse
more subdued
more shaded
more tinted
more diminished
more glowing
more moderate
more softened
more distant
more blurred
more bated
more lambent
more remote
more indistinct
more imperceptible
more indefinite
more ill-defined
more indiscernible
more nebulous
more opaque
more indistinguishable
more blear
more confused
more imprecise
more intangible
more imperfect
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more delicate
more unobtrusive
more bleached
more indeterminate
more uncertain
more stifled
more muffled
more hushed
more inarticulate
more silenced
more unintelligible
more low-key
more unaccented
more unstressed
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unable to be read or deciphered
squigglier
unclearer
obscurer
fainter
untidier
shakier
badder
smaller
more unreadable
more illegible
more indecipherable
more unintelligible
more undecipherable
more indistinct
more crabbed
more hieroglyphic
more cacographic
more unfathomable
more indeterminate
more ill-defined
more cramped
more spidery
more enigmatical
more indiscernible
more incomprehensible
more indistinguishable
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not fashionable or popular at a particular time
older
ancienter
dowdier
mustier
deader
fustier
antiquer
mouldier
UK
moldier
US
odder
more passe
more outdated
more outmoded
more obsolete
more antiquated
more dated
more archaic
more outworn
more superannuated
more unfashionable
more unstylish
more obsolescent
more aged
more corny
more past
more démodé
more neglected
more oldfangled
more primitive
more vintage
more old-fashioned
more out-of-date
more old-time
more old-hat
Adjective
▲
Comparative for no longer present or existent
deader
more defunct
more done
Adjective
▲
Comparative for weak or lacking in strength
weaker
frailer
feebler
infirmer
slighter
fainter
wimpier
tenderer
softer
lower
fragiler
ricketier
lamer
weaklier
sicklier
shakier
sicker
unhealthier
wetter
wishy-washier
weedier
sluggisher
wearier
tremblier
badder
lighter
daintier
smaller
scrawnier
dizzier
spindlier
poorer
rottener
lousier
older
ancienter
nesher
limper
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
unsteadier
sorer
stiffer
punier
gamer
flatter
woozier
unfitter
sallower
grimmer
more weakened
more enervated
more delicate
more wasted
more effete
more languid
more asthenic
more wimpish
more unsubstantial
more softened
more degenerative
more withered
more deteriorating
more haggard
more wilted
more incapacitated
more decrepit
more ailing
more exhausted
more unwell
more indisposed
more drained
more helpless
more ill
more powerless
more broken-down
more strengthless
more hurt
more weak-kneed
more handicapped
more tired
more disabled
more doddery
more bedridden
more spineless
more anemic
US
more anaemic
UK
more nerveless
more aged
more characterless
more limp-wristed
more tottering
more namby-pamby
more milk-and-water
more fatigued
more impotent
more sapless
more languorous
more sensitive
more incapable
more anile
more worn out
more unsound
more out of sorts
more physically challenged
more hampered
more encumbered
more breakable
more stricken
more reduced
more played out
more superannuated
more yielding
more valetudinarian
more lacklustre
UK
more lackluster
US
more senescent
more senile
more tenuous
more susceptible
more beat
more pooped
more pathetic
more off-color
US
more debile
more tuckered out
more damaged
more battered
more deformed
more challenged
more tottery
more invalid
more etiolated
more flaccid
more paretic
more hamstrung
more wrecked
more exceptional
more laid up
more differently abled
more worn
more raddled
more careworn
more drawn
more wrinkled
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for having sunken, dark ringed eyes, demonstrative of stress or tiredness
weaker
more hollow-eyed
more tired
more exhausted
more fatigued
more worn
more wasted
more careworn
more wrinkled
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