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What is another word for
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Comparative for slow and clumsy because of great weight
Comparative for difficult or awkward to use or wield due to its shape, weight or design
Comparative for heavy, or having great weight
Comparative for very large in size
Comparative for boring or severely lacking in interest
Comparative for overly verbose or elaborate in phrasing
Comparative for requiring, or involving, great mental or physical effort
Comparative for lacking in speed
Comparative for significant in degree of importance or urgency
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Comparative for overly complex and difficult to understand
Comparative for not convincing, plausible or believable
Comparative for serious or solemn in manner or appearance
Comparative for of great physical length or extent
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Adjective
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Comparative for slow and clumsy because of great weight
clumsier
awkwarder
slower
ungainlier
gawkier
unhandier
klutzier
unwieldier
heavier
stolider
unsteadier
clunkier
stiffer
ruder
coarser
uncouther
sluggisher
unfitter
greener
cruder
rougher
uselesser
simpler
rawer
crasser
shoddier
vulgarer
hastier
foolisher
sloppier
poorer
plainer
gruffer
bulkier
harsher
rasher
stupider
duller
weedier
obtuser
quicker
sketchier
austerer
earlier
badder
ignoranter
brasher
more lumbering
more maladroit
more uncoordinated
more graceless
more unco
more lubberly
more laborious
more clodhopping
more elephantine
more heavy-footed
more slow-moving
more inept
more ungraceful
more gauche
more bungling
more oafish
more inelegant
more butterfingered
more heavy-handed
more inexpert
more unskilful
more gawkish
more gangling
more clownish
more unskillful
more ham-fisted
more ham-handed
more cack-handed
more wooden
more cumbersome
more bovine
more shambling
more unadept
more lumpish
more cloddish
more laboured
UK
more labored
US
more unskilled
more unrefined
more artless
more unpolished
more amateurish
more overgrown
more plodding
more stilted
more coltish
more leaden
more ill-bred
more lead-footed
more blunderous
more untalented
more accident-prone
more inexperienced
more amateur
more unprofessional
more inefficient
more untrained
more rough-and-tumble
more rough-and-ready
more dilettante
more primitive
more dilettantish
more unsophisticated
more incapable
more jackleg
more unable
more careless
more substandard
more jury-rigged
more unqualified
more ineffectual
more basic
more rudimentary
more makeshift
more boorish
more slipshod
more unfitted
more inadequate
more indelicate
more rustic
more inapt
more unpractised
more unworkmanlike
more churlish
more untactful
more slapdash
more undeveloped
more roughhewn
more tactless
more doltish
more muddled
more unsubtle
more indiscreet
more hopeless
more elementary
more bush-league
more uncomplicated
more imperfect
more inexact
more imprecise
more rudimental
more unprecise
more shuffling
more menial
more unfortunate
more untoward
more unartful
more unsuccessful
more unproductive
more ambilevous
more imprudent
more undiplomatic
more backwards
more second-rate
more unaccomplished
more uncultured
more uneven
more halting
more claudicant
more mutton-fisted
more injudicious
more unpolitic
more impolitic
more inefficacious
more uncivil
more homemade
more guileless
more ingenuous
more naive
more incomplete
more cursory
more spartan
more lethargic
more preparative
more inductive
more negligent
more unmannerly
more ineffective
more simplistic
more uneducated
more pathetic
more tasteless
more deficient
more unproficient
more simple-minded
more one-dimensional
more callous
more wanting
more unsuitable
more unequipped
more unpracticed
more insufficient
more lacking
more precipitate
more straightforward
more ineligible
more incapacitated
more unapt
more inartistic
more undependable
more helpless
more unreliable
more farcical
more approximate
more ❯
“In addition to hauling their own weight, the
ponderous
vehicles must plow about 17 tons of air out of their way every mile!”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for difficult or awkward to use or wield due to its shape, weight or design
unwieldier
awkwarder
clunkier
unhandier
ungainlier
bulkier
crankier
heavier
clumsier
heftier
weightier
difficulter
denser
trickier
fiddlier
grosser
more cumbersome
more cumbrous
more bunglesome
more unmanageable
more unmanoeuvrable
more burdensome
more onerous
more oppressive
more troublesome
more inconvenient
more lumbersome
more massive
more leaden
more incommodious
more impractical
more substantial
more lumbering
“The
ponderous
shoes soon galled the duchess to such a degree that she took off the thick, irritating worsted stockings and hob-nailed shoes, preferring to journey along the stony road without such incumbrances.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for heavy, or having great weight
heavier
heftier
denser
weightier
plumper
portlier
rotunder
stouter
grosser
larger
fleshier
chubbier
tubbier
podgier
beefier
flabbier
paunchier
dumpier
meatier
chunkier
thicker
buxomer
fubsier
lardier
pudgier
rounder
wider
porkier
fuller
broader
poddier
pursier
bulkier
huskier
burlier
brawnier
huger
fatter
more overweight
more substantial
more leaden
more burdensome
more cumbrous
more cumbersome
more obese
more solid
more corpulent
more elephantine
more pot-bellied
more blubbery
more beer-bellied
more gargantuan
more bloated
more replete
more abdominous
more sonsy
more morbidly obese
more thickset
more oversize
more potbellied
more inflated
more heavyset
more porcine
more swollen
more enormous
more plumpish
more distended
more bulbous
more sizable
more whalelike
more bovine
more ❯
“Under the
ponderous
weight of innumerable little icicles, large branches of trees were broken off in every direction.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very large in size
huger
immenser
greater
vaster
larger
bigger
grander
grosser
bulkier
heftier
mightier
tidier
goodlier
huskier
weightier
heavier
ampler
unwieldier
vastier
burlier
taller
better
healthier
seriouser
higher
wider
broader
roomier
extremer
massier
deeper
loftier
princelier
kinglier
lavisher
fatter
awkwarder
unhandier
ungainlier
longer
girthier
completer
noteworthier
auguster
powerfuller
beefier
brawnier
hulkier
widerspread
awfuller
intenser
richer
finer
plentifuller
severer
acuter
stronger
terribler
lengthier
lanker
supremer
wantoner
steeper
jaggeder
craggier
ruggeder
sillier
more gigantic
more mammoth
more colossal
more massive
more enormous
more humongous
more sizable
more titanic
more monstrous
more sizeable
more oversize
more substantial
more considerable
more prodigious
more tremendous
more gargantuan
more monumental
more handsome
more elephantine
more mountainous
more astronomical
more extensive
more ginormous
more epic
more thumping
more brobdingnagian
more voluminous
more biggish
more stupendous
more major
more astronomic
more humungous
more cumbersome
more towering
more cosmic
more cyclopean
more cosmical
more pharaonic
more galactic
more super-duper
more significant
more gigantesque
more oceanic
more cumbrous
more heroical
more spacious
more inordinate
more overgrown
more heroic
more capacious
more comprehensive
more Herculean
more mondo
more respectable
more substantive
more decent
more imposing
more generous
more solid
more stellar
more excessive
more strapping
more unlimited
more boundless
more immeasurable
more expansive
more sensible
more almighty
more grandiose
more mahoosive
more extravagant
more staggering
more good-sized
more thundering
more limitless
more infinite
more magnificent
more mastodonic
more magnific
more Bunyanesque
more exorbitant
more family-sized
more commodious
more behemothic
more statuesque
more large-scale
more heavy-duty
more formidable
more reasonable
more daunting
more bonny
more unmanageable
more unmanoeuvrable
more incommodious
more extraordinary
more pythonic
more terrific
more fantastic
more phenomenal
more incalculable
more impressive
more outstanding
more remarkable
more overwhelming
more abundant
more unbounded
more resounding
more decisive
more emphatic
more conclusive
more striking
more unqualified
more thorough
more notable
more unmistakable
more memorable
more interminable
more illimitable
more superhuman
more monolithic
more appreciable
more prolific
more plenteous
more pronounced
more profuse
more ominous
more elephantic
more fathomless
more unfathomable
more liberal
more astounding
more awesome
more detailed
more sweeping
more incredible
more unusual
more bountiful
more exceptional
more spectacular
more marked
more copious
more far-flung
more far-reaching
more rare
more Homeric
more profitable
more bounteous
more protracted
more prolonged
more numerous
more extended
more cavernous
more decided
more immoderate
more undue
more intemperate
more unrestricted
more unwarranted
more exaggerated
more unbridled
more unrestrained
more superfluous
more disproportionate
more needless
more unreasonable
more unconscionable
more gratuitous
more extortionate
more uncontrolled
more plethoric
more profligate
more prodigal
more improvident
more overdue
more overabundant
more wasteful
more indulgent
more intolerable
more redundant
more uncurbed
more imprudent
more dizzying
more insane
more unmeasurable
more overweening
more outrageous
more majestic
more mountainlike
more unhampered
more uncalled for
more overgenerous
more ridiculous
more ludicrous
more devilish
more overindulgent
more stratospheric
more unfettered
more overextravagant
more recrementitious
more over the top
more self-indulgent
more uninhibited
more unnecessary
more supernatural
more preposterous
more ❯
“On the previous pages are sketches showing how the large
ponderous
wheels operated the machinery of the watermills.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for boring or severely lacking in interest
boringer
duller
drearier
drabber
slower
flatter
staler
heavier
stodgier
drier
stuffier
older
arider
tamer
dustier
wearier
stupider
barrener
blander
mundaner
triter
commoner
wishy-washier
deadlier
feebler
limper
weaker
deader
lamer
dimmer
prosier
draggier
sluggisher
stiffer
pallider
quieter
slacker
sleepier
emptier
ornerier
plainer
normaler
staider
weightier
safer
rawer
wintrier
US
windier
damper
winterier
UK
bleaker
dowdier
meagerer
US
pokier
meagrer
UK
steadier
hackier
waterier
blinder
simpler
cobwebbier
mustier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
fairer
lowlier
hoarier
hokier
homelier
sombrer
UK
meaner
somberer
US
miserabler
uselesser
squarer
humbler
sadder
lonelier
grimmer
glummer
gloomier
dingier
darker
deeper
forlorner
shadowier
softer
poorer
beiger
slighter
longer
drearer
sillier
straighter
paltrier
blanker
vainer
unpleasanter
cleaner
hollower
clearer
more tedious
more monotonous
more uninteresting
more tiresome
more wearisome
more humdrum
more pedestrian
more tiring
more leaden
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more lifeless
more vapid
more plodding
more laborious
more laboured
UK
more turgid
more pedantic
more labored
US
more ho-hum
more unexciting
more prosaic
more insipid
more commonplace
more uneventful
more banal
more unimaginative
more run-of-the-mill
more lacklustre
UK
more uninspiring
more lackluster
US
more uninspired
more routine
more spiritless
more sterile
more unvaried
more blah
more characterless
more unremarkable
more tired
more repetitious
more ordinary
more repetitive
more unvarying
more workaday
more quotidian
more soporific
more bromidic
more mediocre
more banausic
more featureless
more enervating
more exhausting
more bloodless
more unoriginal
more unstimulating
more derivative
more vanilla
more nondescript
more ho hum
more hackneyed
more dreich
more vacuous
more anaemic
UK
more inoffensive
more zestless
more torpid
more antiseptic
more monotone
more unexceptional
more uniform
more anemic
US
more inane
more wooden
more soul-destroying
more interminable
more unenjoyable
more unentertaining
more depressing
more mindless
more lustreless
more unmemorable
more unrelieved
more unlively
more usual
more conventional
more stilted
more mechanical
more stagnant
more uncreative
more desolate
more long-winded
more innocuous
more white-bread
more downcast
more passionless
more dismal
more weariful
more unchanging
more matter-of-fact
more prolix
more day-to-day
more yawnsome
more long-drawn-out
more uninterested
more longwinded
more annoying
more irritating
more formal
more verbose
more neutral
more indistinct
more undistinctive
more trying
more typical
more unobjectionable
more customary
more harmless
more mainstream
more regular
more diluted
more halfhearted
more inert
more vexatious
more boresome
more soulless
more unchanged
more samely
more meandering
more dispiriting
more sorrowful
more oppressive
more average
more toneless
more irksome
more unspirited
more mortal
more charmless
more forced
more depressed
more indifferent
more undistinguished
more sing-song
more platitudinous
more puerile
more trivial
more unprogressive
more inactive
more unproductive
more OK
more corny
more pointless
more vacant
more unfeeling
more lusterless
more unexpressive
more unexcited
more expressionless
more milk-and-water
more uninventive
more unadventurous
more unmoved
more unimpressed
more slow-moving
more sapless
more unpalatable
more whitebread
more second-rate
more run of the mill
more heavy-handed
more namby-pamby
more standard
more predictable
more familiar
more overused
more unnoteworthy
more middling
more overworked
more threadbare
more well-worn
more worn out
more played out
more shopworn
more forgettable
more moth-eaten
more overdone
more timeworn
more generic
more obligatory
more unpretentious
more modest
more plebeian
more general
more insignificant
more passable
more habitual
more underwhelming
more unimpressive
more natural
more set
more accustomed
more bog standard
more bush-league
more listless
more frequent
more apathetic
more tolerable
more suburban
more menial
more unromantic
more prevailing
more inconspicuous
more unappealing
more intermediate
more traditional
more worthless
more inconsequential
more popular
more amateur
more amateurish
more deadpan
more comatose
more established
more stereotypical
more wonted
more plastic
more bathetic
more ineffective
more cliché-ridden
more funereal
more macabre
more joyless
more tenebrous
more cheerless
more morbid
more dolorous
more depressive
more workday
more disappointing
more unartistic
more frustrating
more unfateful
more blasé
more backward
more tasteless
more unexceptionable
more basic
more inadequate
more unspecial
more anodyne
more moderate
more tenuous
more practical
more boilerplate
more adequate
more worn
more unspectacular
more antiquated
more obsolete
more unnoticeable
more outdated
more unimportant
more jake
more exhausted
more drained
more bomb
more cloying
more okay
more decent
more outmoded
more irrelevant
more inconsiderable
more lethargic
more imitative
more accepted
more ready-made
more immaterial
more futile
more unextraordinary
more meh
more out-of-date
more outworn
more prevalent
more whatever
more meaningless
more earthbound
more unpoetic
more literal
more settled
more old-hat
more impersonal
more profitless
more unprepossessing
more fixed
more overall
more unrewarding
more clinical
more uninviting
more indistinctive
more faceless
more noncommittal
more demoralising
UK
more unsatisfying
more demoralizing
US
more unfulfilling
more par for the course
more straightforward
more public
more fruitless
more unembellished
more unemotional
more businesslike
more unadorned
more disagreeable
more unattractive
more aimless
more purposeless
more unprofitable
more time-honoured
more favorite
US
more inefficacious
more bootless
more otiose
more unsuccessful
more unavailing
more abortive
more ineffectual
more institutional
more unfruitful
more unfilled
more ❯
“The chairman, as usual, gave a
ponderous
speech that left half his listeners snoring in their seats.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for overly verbose or elaborate in phrasing
wordier
lengthier
windier
longer
boringer
flowerier
gabbier
chattier
talkier
gassier
mouthier
gossipier
blabbier
glibber
slicker
smoother
wafflier
gobbier
emptier
prosier
lavisher
duller
noisier
looser
broader
shallower
breezier
more verbose
more diffuse
more tedious
more prolix
more elaborate
more convoluted
more meandering
more bombastic
more loquacious
more long-winded
more over-elaborate
more garrulous
more pleonastic
more circumlocutory
more circuitous
more discursive
more protracted
more digressive
more logorrheic
more redundant
more ambagious
more prolonged
more tiresome
more wearisome
more circumlocutionary
more logorrhoeic
more interminable
more long-drawn-out
more spun out
more talkative
more tautological
more voluble
more repetitious
more effusive
more palaverous
more conversational
more multiloquent
more multiloquous
more turgid
more gushing
more tortuous
more communicative
more inflated
more expansive
more motormouthed
more repetitive
more chattery
more flatulent
more profuse
more padded
more roundabout
more loose-lipped
more grandiloquent
more sesquipedalian
more gibbering
more full of hot air
more indirect
more superfluous
more pompous
more orotund
more fluent
more pretentious
more magniloquent
more vocal
more loudmouthed
more rattling
more digressional
more extended
more excursive
more diffusive
more lyrical
more perissological
more exuberant
more copious
more random
more desultory
more outgoing
more drawn-out
more erratic
more circumlocutional
more circumlocuitous
more circumlocutious
more roving
more outspoken
more drivellous
more unneeded
more inelegant
more unnecessary
more musing
more overblown
more forthcoming
more uncalled-for
more gaseous
more articulate
more eloquent
more tumid
more open
more swollen
more bigmouthed
more superficial
more tumescent
more silver-tongued
more involved
more tautologous
more ❯
“Tucked in the middle of this
ponderous
description of regional flora was a brief discussion of the dynamics of vegetation.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for requiring, or involving, great mental or physical effort
difficulter
harder
tougher
harsher
severer
rougher
seriouser
dourer
heavier
painfuller
ambitiouser
weightier
extremer
thornier
fiercer
taller
ruggeder
sweatier
intenser
mightier
grimmer
hairier
awkwarder
stiffer
immenser
unpleasanter
viciouser
dicier
stickier
awfuller
crueler
harder-won
drudgier
unfairer
steeper
heftier
slower
wretcheder
boringer
trickier
austerer
graver
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
direr
soberer
bleaker
bitterer
badder
sterner
terribler
more arduous
more exacting
more challenging
more demanding
more laborious
more taxing
more formidable
more strenuous
more gruelling
UK
more grueling
US
more trying
more onerous
more excruciating
more rigorous
more torturous
more tortuous
more wearisome
more tedious
more exhausting
more testing
more backbreaking
more oppressive
more agonizing
US
more brutal
more tiring
more debilitating
more draining
more tiresome
more hellish
more exigent
more toilsome
more effortful
more punishing
more stressful
more troublesome
more crushing
more wearing
more operose
more daunting
more Herculean
more burdensome
more harrowing
more forbidding
more bothersome
more galling
more unsparing
more cumbersome
more toilful
more killer
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more painstaking
more unforgiving
more colossal
more grievous
more unremitting
more merciless
more intimidating
more intolerable
more titanic
more killing
more vigorous
more unyielding
more unbearable
more distressing
more gargantuan
more murderous
more hellacious
more impossible
more crippling
more gigantic
more staggering
more prohibitive
more uncomfortable
more distressful
more solemn
more jarring
more slavish
more difficile
more strained
more immoderate
more excessive
more irksome
more persnickety
more stringent
more pressing
more insufferable
more time-consuming
more Augean
more ferocious
more torturesome
more tormenting
more savage
more hazardous
more ominous
more scabrous
more almighty
more nerve-racking
more unendurable
more worksome
more problem
more troubling
more unreasonable
more exorbitant
more thoroughgoing
more dogged
more major
more relentless
more enervating
more vexatious
more overpowering
more inconvenient
more unrelenting
more inhospitable
more comfortless
more intensive
more inhuman
more hostile
more hardhanded
more biting
more straitened
more spartan
more calamitous
more inexorable
more disastrous
more ❯
“It is a
ponderous
task to delve into the great mass of literature and bring forth the conspicuous points for digestion.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking in speed
slower
sluggisher
easier
gentler
steadier
comfortabler
lazier
tardier
pokier
laggier
later
dreamier
drowsier
sleepier
slacker
heavier
slower-footed
freer
laxer
more unhurried
more leisurely
more deliberate
more lagging
more measured
more slow-moving
more laggard
more plodding
more leaden
more moderate
more relaxed
more sedate
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more sluggardly
more undemanding
more languid
more lethargic
more listless
more snaillike
more behindhand
more idle
more lackadaisical
more slothful
more torpid
more apathetic
more imperceptible
more indolent
more inert
more passive
more phlegmatic
more tortoiselike
more supine
more stagnant
more gradual
more inactive
more even
more regular
more laborious
more languorous
more leisured
more unhasty
more casual
more natural
more unforced
more incremental
more spontaneous
more organic
more restful
more relaxing
more laid-back
more easy-going
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for significant in degree of importance or urgency
seriouser
bigger
graver
weightier
larger
direr
heavier
intenser
noteworthier
severer
acuter
mightier
powerfuller
grander
earnester
deeper
tougher
greater
newsworthier
supremer
more major
more important
more significant
more crucial
more urgent
more critical
more fundamental
more key
more consequential
more considerable
more intrinsic
more meaningful
more pertinent
more pivotal
more pressing
more substantial
more vital
more appreciable
more central
more integral
more material
more primary
more principal
more profound
more sweeping
more essential
more exceptional
more exigent
more far-reaching
more heavy-duty
more imposing
more large-scale
more notable
more pronounced
more sizable
more almighty
more burning
more cardinal
more especial
more eventful
more historic
more immediate
more impactful
more influential
more instrumental
more monumental
more pointed
more prominent
more salient
more striking
more telling
more top-priority
more worthwhile
more big league
more big-league
more dangerous
more grievous
more high-profile
more major-league
more marked
more momentous
more imperative
more uppermost
more special
more extensive
more conspicuous
more decisive
more determinative
more indispensable
more invaluable
more emphatic
more necessary
more dynamic
more requisite
more germane
more remarkable
more unforgettable
more tremendous
more unmissable
more sensational
more portentous
more prodigious
more impressive
more forceful
more needed
more quintessential
more substantive
more basic
more required
more rudimentary
more constitutive
more elementary
more rudimental
more dominant
more leading
more constitutional
more mandatory
more needful
more outstanding
more necessitous
more compelling
more applicable
more bread-and-butter
more commanding
more apropos
more relevant
more apposite
more appropriate
more distinguished
more seminal
more predominant
more wanted
more expedient
more de rigueur
more specified
more binding
more proper
more preferred
more characteristic
more climactic
more compulsory
more natural
more reputable
more illustrious
more celebrated
more noted
more obligatory
more radical
more connected
more eminent
more noble
more honoured
UK
more applicative
more appurtenant
more high profile
more honorable
US
more honored
US
more high-ranking
more high-powered
more top-notch
more honourable
UK
more major league
more meat-and-potatoes
more pointful
more skookum
more puissant
more high-up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
(
of language
)
Comparative for overly complex and difficult to understand
flowerier
fulsomer
purpler
stodgier
windier
stuffier
wordier
loftier
showier
gassier
mouthier
lengthier
bigger
fancier
flashier
rotunder
gabbier
chattier
louder
talkier
stagier
grander
glibber
richer
bolder
fussier
vivider
vainer
jauntier
crasser
shallower
breezier
emptier
longer
larger
lavisher
duller
wafflier
more turgid
more inflated
more bombastic
more grandiloquent
more affected
more magniloquent
more orotund
more overblown
more stilted
more florid
more ornate
more ostentatious
more pretentious
more grandiose
more highfalutin
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more puffed
more sesquipedalian
more strained
more overripe
more pompous
more Ossianic
more self-important
more high-flown
more declamatory
more sonorous
more pontifical
more portentous
more tumid
more verbose
more aureate
more overwrought
more overdone
more magnific
more pleonastic
more flamboyant
more extravagant
more flatulent
more elaborate
more prolix
more eloquent
more hifalutin
more long-winded
more hyperbolic
more convoluted
more articulate
more diffuse
more gaseous
more voluble
more silver-tongued
more effusive
more garrulous
more redundant
more circumlocutory
more circuitous
more theatrical
more discursive
more tedious
more swollen
more pedantic
more complicated
more formal
more palaverous
more loquacious
more exaggerated
more Ciceronian
more epideictic
more imposing
more Demosthenean
more Demosthenic
more tautological
more over-elaborate
more bombast
more logorrheic
more scholarly
more erudite
more boastful
more embellished
more baroque
more repetitious
more fluent
more protracted
more tumescent
more ambagious
more tortuous
more long-drawn-out
more talkative
more ornamental
more histrionic
more dramatic
more braggart
more figurative
more elocutionary
more digressive
more contrived
more vocal
more la-di-da
more meandering
more superficial
more roundabout
more logorrhoeic
more circumlocutionary
more mannered
more decorative
more actorly
more snobbish
more metaphorical
more luscious
more blustering
more sententious
more loudmouthed
more majestic
more impressive
more superfluous
more overinflated
more persuasive
more melodramatic
more booming
more indirect
more full of hot air
more expressive
more detailed
more involved
more complex
more decorated
more garish
more egotistic
more brazen
more vaunting
more tiresome
more excessive
more heroic
more lexiphanic
more rhapsodical
more prolonged
more diffusive
more exuberant
more copious
more random
more profuse
more drawn-out
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not convincing, plausible or believable
unlikelier
flimsier
weaker
feebler
lamer
thinner
fishier
shallower
poorer
stranger
more unconvincing
more implausible
more doubtful
more improbable
more incredible
more dubious
more fanciful
more questionable
more unbelievable
more unrealistic
more unsound
more fantastic
more fantastical
more inconceivable
more incredulous
more specious
more suspect
more uncompelling
more unpersuasive
more strained
more trifling
more unconceivable
more unimaginable
more unthinkable
more forced
more inadequate
more ineffectual
more labored
US
more laboured
UK
more pathetic
more remote
more transparent
more unsatisfactory
more unimpressive
more far-fetched
more half-baked
more full of it
Adjective
▲
Comparative for serious or solemn in manner or appearance
graver
seriouser
earnester
soberer
somberer
US
staider
weightier
severer
dourer
gloomier
grimmer
sager
sombrer
UK
quieter
sadder
glummer
sullener
sterner
bleaker
miserabler
drearier
drabber
unhappier
forlorner
moroser
dolefuler
wretcheder
drearer
mournfuller
direr
colder
blacker
lonelier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
austerer
intenser
more forbidding
more solemn
more saturnine
more sedate
more subdued
more deadpan
more dignified
more humourless
UK
more leaden
more sobersided
more humorless
US
more thoughtful
more uncomic
more no-nonsense
more po-faced
more stone-faced
more stony-faced
more funereal
more cheerless
more joyless
more poker-faced
more dismal
more desolate
more depressing
more comfortless
more depressive
more dispiriting
more morbid
more disconsolate
more melancholy
more depressed
more sepulchral
more lugubrious
more godforsaken
more tenebrific
more tenebrous
more elegiacal
more lonesome
more dreich
more elegiac
more blue
more chill
more downbeat
more straight-faced
more composed
more resolute
more unhumorous
more unplayful
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Comparative for of great physical length or extent
lengthier
longer
rangier
lankier
stringier
greater
wider
deeper
vaster
broader
completer
widerspread
larger
huger
bigger
heftier
more extended
more elongated
more elongate
more outstretched
more garrulous
more extensive
more far-reaching
more large-scale
more outspread
more gangling
more far-off
more spun out
more comprehensive
more thorough
more sweeping
more universal
more wholesale
more wide-ranging
more boundless
more exhaustive
more profound
more pervasive
more expansive
more sizable
more all-encompassing
more massive
more prevalent
more far-flung
more protracted
more humongous
more major
more catholic
more unrestricted
more indiscriminate
more inclusive
more multidisciplinary
more unexclusive
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