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Comparative for tending to indulge excessively
Comparative for kind or lenient, often to excess
Comparative for lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits
Comparative for unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
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Comparative for overfamiliar or forward
Comparative for characterized by giving love and affection
Comparative for extravagantly reckless or self-indulgent in nature
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Adjective
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Comparative for tending to indulge excessively
greedier
higher
lavisher
easier
plushier
wickeder
wantoner
perverser
sicker
looser
uncleaner
eviller
loster
lusher
richer
hotter
lewder
faster
hornier
randier
raunchier
intenser
fleshier
deeper
plusher
posher
fancier
ritzier
grander
splendider
costlier
recklesser
wilder
statelier
comfortabler
better-appointed
more hedonistic
more sybaritic
more indulgent
more decadent
more intemperate
more immoderate
more luxurious
more debauched
more excessive
more self-indulgent
more epicurean
more sensual
more extravagant
more hedonic
more unrestrained
more profligate
more dissolute
more licentious
more voluptuous
more prodigal
more libertine
more bacchanalian
more pleasurable
more crapulent
more Lucullan
more effete
more depraved
more corrupt
more degenerate
more perverted
more immoral
more reprobate
more sinful
more degraded
more rakish
more abandoned
more warped
more unwholesome
more unprincipled
more jackleg
more rakehell
more shameless
more rakehelly
more louche
more luscious
more carnal
more sensuous
more sumptuous
more sensualistic
more saturnalian
more pleasing
more opulent
more lascivious
more salacious
more lubricious
more passionate
more erotic
more impure
more unchaste
more lecherous
more libidinous
more lustful
more promiscuous
more indecent
more concupiscent
more prurient
more immodest
more goatish
more lickerish
more exciting
more affective
more deluxe
more luxury
more luxuriant
more magnificent
more expensive
more upscale
more grandiose
more gorgeous
more majestic
more elaborate
more imposing
more ostentatious
more impressive
more pretentious
more devil-may-care
more ❯
“But Dickens had no way of knowing to what idiotically
overindulgent
philosophies future generations would subscribe.”
Adjective
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Comparative for kind or lenient, often to excess
softer
laxer
benigner
easier
gentler
kinder
lighter
milder
tenderer
weaker
freer
looser
patienter
kindlier
humaner
friendlier
nicer
warmer
pleasanter
better
better-disposed
lovinger
mellower
neighborlier
US
sweeter
politer
bigger
lavisher
lovelier
happier
humbler
calmer
princelier
better-mannered
winsomer
wholesomer
pitifuller
heartier
knightlier
wonderfuller
fonder
sweller
breezier
cheerier
peacefuller
mushier
chirpier
better-intentioned
perkier
honester
lordlier
higher
juster
greater
fairer
loftier
more lenient
more tolerant
more forgiving
more indulgent
more compassionate
more clement
more liberal
more permissive
more charitable
more benignant
more easygoing
more merciful
more obliging
more softhearted
more sympathetic
more generous
more forbearing
more gracious
more undemanding
more complaisant
more compliant
more yielding
more easy-going
more tender-hearted
more boneless
more spineless
more accommodating
more nonjudgmental
more approving
more broad-minded
more free and easy
more understanding
more accepting
more unrestricted
more libertarian
more agreeable
more acquiescent
more open-minded
more hands-off
more benevolent
more considerate
more amiable
more magnanimous
more good-natured
more caring
more thoughtful
more beneficent
more kindhearted
more genial
more affable
more amicable
more helpful
more warm-hearted
more cordial
more good-hearted
more humanitarian
more tenderhearted
more congenial
more altruistic
more unselfish
more decent
more big-hearted
more sociable
more empathetic
more neighbourly
UK
more giving
more good-tempered
more good-humoured
UK
more good-humored
US
more goodhearted
more affectionate
more great-hearted
more large-hearted
more approachable
more bighearted
more feeling
more sparing
more munificent
more selfless
more cheerful
more philanthropic
more supportive
more empathic
more moderate
more sensitive
more likeable
UK
more philanthropical
more lovable
more responsive
more hospitable
more likable
US
more engaging
more delightful
more greathearted
more relaxed
more favourable
UK
more favorable
US
more chivalrous
more public-spirited
more bleeding-heart
more unstinting
more bountiful
more bounteous
more human
more motherly
more maternal
more fatherly
more noble
more open-handed
more civilized
US
more personable
more commiserative
more courteous
more civilised
UK
more eleemosynary
more openhearted
more mild-mannered
more amenable
more even-tempered
more comforting
more benefic
more angelic
more respectful
more fatherlike
more sweet-tempered
more gallant
more temperate
more unprejudiced
more casual
more uncritical
more unjudgemental
more urbane
more outgoing
more carefree
more self-sacrificing
more gregarious
more ruthful
more accessible
more charming
more moralistic
more openhanded
more freehanded
more jovial
more ungrudging
more solicitous
more natural
more concerned
more righteous
more nonchalant
more unassuming
more unpresumptuous
more well-meaning
more pleasing
more cooperative
more harmless
more tactful
more unoffensive
more dutiful
more happy-go-lucky
more deferential
more attentive
more regardful
more brotherly
more propitious
more flexible
more accommodative
more placable
more unsparing
more angelical
more long-suffering
more appreciative
more emollient
more unblamable
more perceptive
more sentimental
more expansive
more careful
more modest
more ingratiating
more self-effacing
more civil
more appealing
more reassuring
more encouraging
more sensible
more doting
more piteous
more winning
more captivating
more taking
more enchanting
more simpatico
more companionable
more barley-sugar
more reasonable
more bonhomous
more unflappable
more uninhibited
more open
more social
more convivial
more conscientious
more heroic
more honorable
US
more ethical
more virtuous
more moral
more upstanding
more high-minded
more valiant
more upright
more elevated
more principled
more respectable
more honourable
UK
more diplomatic
more familiar
more unaffected
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking moderation or control in one's behavior or habits
wantoner
wilder
lavisher
recklesser
rawer
severer
violenter
greedier
extremer
heavier
freer
unrulier
noisier
rowdier
rougher
stubborner
flightier
rasher
giddier
looser
widerspread
rabider
crazier
intenser
bloodier
fuller
completer
more intemperate
more unrestrained
more uncontrolled
more unbridled
more extravagant
more rampant
more abandoned
more unbounded
more unhampered
more uncurbed
more unhindered
more runaway
more unreasonable
more uncontrollable
more profligate
more prodigal
more outrageous
more imprudent
more unwarranted
more egregious
more unjustified
more ungovernable
more dissolute
more debauched
more dissipative
more passionate
more unbalanced
more tempestuous
more incontinent
more over the top
more self-indulgent
more uncalled for
more immoderate
more uninhibited
more indiscriminate
more inordinate
more excessive
more unrestricted
more ungoverned
more unimpeded
more unfettered
more untrammeled
US
more irrepressible
more undisciplined
more unlimited
more out of hand
more impetuous
more unstoppable
more boisterous
more unquenchable
more uncontainable
more boundless
more unmanageable
more turbulent
more chaotic
more licentious
more disorderly
more wayward
more demonstrative
more lawless
more carefree
more emotional
more self-willed
more unconventional
more disobedient
more uproarious
more irrational
more corybantic
more incautious
more raving
more thrilled
more untamed
more independent
more epidemic
more impotent
more raging
more pervasive
more profuse
more crazed
more unconcealed
more hysterical
more madcap
more enthusiastic
more berserk
more unqualified
more unconditional
more audacious
more immodest
more effusive
more footloose
more limitless
more unmitigated
more uncontestable
more categorical
more resounding
more emphatic
more brutal
more assured
more undisputable
more unambiguous
more uncompromising
more touchy-feely
more workmanlike
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
extremer
steeper
stiffer
lavisher
fancier
wantoner
grosser
vaster
immenser
huger
mightier
sillier
unfairer
higher
unseemlier
fulsomer
larger
greyer
UK
grayer
US
gushier
thicker
ambitiouser
bigger
bolder
lordlier
showier
grander
ballsier
wilder
more inordinate
more excessive
more immoderate
more extravagant
more exorbitant
more undue
more unconscionable
more unreasonable
more plethoric
more intolerable
more overextravagant
more insane
more disproportionate
more extortionate
more outrageous
more overdue
more towering
more devilish
more unwarranted
more overweening
more intemperate
more preposterous
more unrestrained
more unmerciful
more unnecessary
more baroque
more needless
more superfluous
more unmeasurable
more unjustifiable
more unrestricted
more dizzying
more uncurbed
more gratuitous
more wasteful
more overabundant
more unlimited
more unwarrantable
more irrational
more supererogatory
more untempered
more over the top
more uncalled for
more uncalled-for
more unbridled
more enormous
more exaggerated
more boundless
more profuse
more limitless
more substantial
more tremendous
more grandiose
more uncontrolled
more profligate
more prodigal
more improvident
more indulgent
more redundant
more monumental
more imprudent
more unbounded
more massive
more stupendous
more fantastic
more monstrous
more immeasurable
more astronomic
more humongous
more prodigious
more astronomical
more infinite
more gigantic
more unhampered
more uninhibited
more overgenerous
more ridiculous
more mountainous
more ludicrous
more mammoth
more extensive
more supernatural
more colossal
more recrementitious
more gargantuan
more stratospheric
more epic
more unfettered
more thumping
more self-indulgent
more super-duper
more unjustified
more unjust
more unacceptable
more improper
more inappropriate
more indefensible
more inflated
more groundless
more wrong
more unprovoked
more ungrounded
more overblown
more absonant
more inexcusable
more unforgivable
more unsuitable
more unbecoming
more unpardonable
more off
more de trop
more prohibitive
more ill-advised
more exacting
more unmerited
more appalling
more pompous
more pretentious
more inconceivable
more undeserved
more irregular
more unlawful
more wrongful
more bloated
more arbitrary
more unrightful
more imbalanced
more overstated
more over-elaborate
more exceeding
more unmatchable
more illogical
more unthinkable
more dear
more criminal
more overinflated
more unmitigated
more unrelenting
more unyielding
more punitive
more ginormous
more gushing
more effusive
more fancy-pants
more unsupportable
more reasonless
more troublesome
more incredible
more overgrown
more outré
more abounding
more ostentatious
more imposing
more immodest
more audacious
more elaborate
more commanding
more magnificent
more impressive
more heroic
more zealous
more adventurous
more fanciful
more ❯
Adjective
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(
archaic
)
Comparative for overfamiliar or forward
freer
bolder
cheekier
cockier
pushier
ruder
impoliter
smugger
fresher
more impudent
more impertinent
more assertive
more disrespectful
more familiar
more overfamiliar
more presumptuous
more improper
more inappropriate
more confident
more inconsiderate
more indulgent
more relaxed
more audacious
more insolent
more overconfident
more shameless
more free-and-easy
more tolerant
more contumelious
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by giving love and affection
lovinger
tenderer
fonder
warmer
kinder
mushier
gentler
friendlier
kindlier
chummier
benigner
closer
palsy-walsier
softer
neighborlier
US
pallier
clubbier
earnester
heartier
humaner
milder
thicker
cozier
US
cosier
UK
pleasanter
closer-knit
sweeter
happier
eagerer
tighter
nicer
better-mannered
cuddlier
mellower
politer
huggier
patienter
faster
firmer
nearer
cheerier
deeper
more doting
more devoted
more affectionate
more caring
more adoring
more indulgent
more solicitous
more lovesome
more passionate
more amorous
more besotted
more infatuated
more lovey-dovey
more warm-hearted
more touchy-feely
more sympathetic
more responsive
more tenderhearted
more sentimental
more attentive
more enamored
US
more overfond
more enamoured
UK
more benevolent
more comforting
more compassionate
more matey
more thoughtful
more amicable
more cordial
more protective
more maternal
more motherly
more dear
more supportive
more considerate
more charitable
more gracious
more companionable
more kindhearted
more softhearted
more good-natured
more neighbourly
UK
more genial
more amiable
more demonstrative
more watchful
more parental
more understanding
more beneficent
more hospitable
more generous
more comradely
more congenial
more sociable
more merciful
more benignant
more fatherly
more bonhomous
more intimate
more palsy
more ardent
more reverential
more good-hearted
more tender-hearted
more reverent
more maternalistic
more affable
more amatory
more welcoming
more concerned
more empathetic
more sensitive
more heartfelt
more wholehearted
more sincere
more enthusiastic
more cheerful
more giving
more personal
more familiar
more affectious
more emotional
more inseparable
more feeling
more convivial
more collegial
more philanthropical
more especial
more goodhearted
more bleeding-heart
more large-hearted
more great-hearted
more forbearing
more admiring
more munificent
more romantic
more soothing
more commiserative
more tolerant
more greathearted
more confiding
more angelic
more benefic
more attached
more agreeable
more selfless
more altruistic
more social
more jovial
more glowing
more fervent
more philanthropic
more helpful
more humanitarian
more partial
more careful
more receptive
more empathic
more fatherlike
more bound up
more big-hearted
more supporting
more lenient
more forgiving
more faithful
more inward
more confidential
more cherished
more constant
more special
more regular
more favorite
US
more genuine
more likable
US
more inviting
more approachable
more liberal
more likeable
UK
more paternal
more good-humored
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more good-humoured
UK
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for extravagantly reckless or self-indulgent in nature
faster
recklesser
brasher
wilder
foolhardier
harsher
slacker
wantoner
more immoderate
more audacious
more carefree
more decadent
more abandoned
more fast-paced
more careless
more extravagant
more salacious
more self-indulgent
more debauched
more devil-may-care
more dissipative
more frivolous
more irresponsible
more shameless
more daredevil
more imprudent
more profligate
more unrestrained
more carnal
more corrupt
more exciting
more intemperate
more licentious
more louche
more temerarious
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