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What is another word for
murkier
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Comparative for dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist
Comparative for clouded or gray, as of the sky
Comparative for shady or morally questionable
Comparative for visually indistinct and hard to make out
(
of liquid
)
Comparative for muddy or cloudy
Comparative for having a covert or obscure meaning
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
Comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
Comparative for dirty or unclean, especially disgustingly so
Comparative for tending to raise doubts or questions
Comparative for having lost color or intensity
Comparative for having a muddy or sticky consistency
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for dark and gloomy, especially due to thick mist
darker
dimmer
blacker
duskier
shadowier
pitchier
bleaker
obscurer
gloomier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
dusker
dingier
shadier
inkier
mistier
drearier
drabber
greyer
UK
austerer
duller
grayer
US
sootier
jettier
denser
swarthier
livider
swarter
more caliginous
more crepuscular
more nebulous
more darkish
more darkling
more darksome
more stygian
more unlit
more pitch-black
more tenebrous
more tenebrific
more Stygian
more sunless
more sable
more jet-black
more funereal
more ebony
more overcast
more nubilous
more shaded
more ebon
more Tartarean
more umbrageous
more opaque
more dismal
more cimmerian
more leaden
more indistinct
more adumbral
more tenebrious
more umbrose
more umbriferous
more blackened
more charcoal
more obsidian
more cavernous
more blackish
more aphotic
more inklike
more piceous
more ❯
“And there I was, stranded in those Cretaceous foothills, with afternoon all too quickly growing into
murky
evening.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for clouded or gray, as of the sky
darker
grayer
US
greyer
UK
cloudier
gloomier
blacker
dusker
drearier
mistier
duller
dimmer
foggier
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
dingier
hazier
heavier
bleaker
duskier
unclearer
shadowier
shadier
rainier
pitchier
dirtier
more overcast
more clouded
more leaden
more sunless
more nebulous
more menacing
more dismal
more hazed
more lowering
more nubilous
more caliginous
more opaque
more darkish
more tenebrific
more funereal
more subfusc
more unlit
more stygian
more tenebrous
more pitch-black
more threatening
more ❯
“The
murky
sky above threatened rain as we continued our trek.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for shady or morally questionable
dodgier
seedier
shadowier
shadier
darker
fishier
shiftier
shonkier
sketchier
slipperier
slier
sneakier
snider
benter
trickier
craftier
funnier
queerer
cagier
iffier
odder
sharper
stranger
faster
stealthier
wilier
shrewder
foxier
slicker
subtler
unfairer
dirtier
cuter
slimmer
obliquer
gimmickier
wickeder
baser
viler
eviller
badder
ignobler
rottener
sordider
lower
fouler
shoddier
meaner
viciouser
blacker
falser
nastier
dastardlier
sleazier
hatefuller
unpleasanter
unworthier
beastlier
unseemlier
scurvier
shabbier
abjecter
shier
cleverer
cannier
grubbier
sorrier
unholier
profaner
wantoner
horribler
astuter
flier
seamier
crueler
cheaper
wretcheder
smarter
savvier
disgustinger
smoother
pawkier
slimier
cowardlier
beggarlier
spitefuller
heavier
scummier
dicier
keener
squalider
hotter
terribler
violenter
fickler
paltrier
perverser
guiltier
harmfuller
obscener
grottier
tricker
bummer
vulgarer
archer
pitifuller
miserabler
wiser
rougher
snakier
ornerier
saltier
yellower
stinkier
deeper
greasier
wrier
quicker
defter
creepier
naughtier
smuttier
scungier
lamer
lousier
pettier
adverser
arranter
tawdrier
crasser
rattier
scabbier
unkinder
headier
acuter
neater
silenter
cattier
quieter
filthier
unhealthier
greyer
UK
lowlier
unrulier
grayer
US
more corrupt
more devious
more dishonest
more dishonourable
UK
more dishonorable
US
more disreputable
more dubious
more duplicitous
more suspicious
more unscrupulous
more fraudulent
more furtive
more inglorious
more scandalous
more suspect
more unethical
more guileful
more mysterious
more questionable
more secret
more underhand
more underhanded
more doubtful
more irregular
more crooked
more untrustworthy
more deceitful
more unprincipled
more clandestine
more surreptitious
more covert
more backstairs
more rogue
more deceptive
more secretive
more hidden
more indirect
more shrouded
more conspiratorial
more hugger-mugger
more low-down
more criminal
more nefarious
more unsavory
US
more unsavoury
UK
more illegal
more unlawful
more undercover
more private
more macabre
more underground
more privy
more hush-hush
more cunning
more artful
more scheming
more designing
more treacherous
more calculating
more immoral
more Machiavellian
more conniving
more cheating
more beguiling
more insidious
more insincere
more unsporting
more unsportsmanlike
more evasive
more snidey
more errant
more Janus-faced
more villainous
more despicable
more shameful
more degenerate
more iniquitous
more wrong
more disgraceful
more sinful
more contemptible
more roguish
more rascally
more illicit
more improper
more ignominious
more lawless
more depraved
more infamous
more wrongful
more illegitimate
more unrighteous
more amoral
more reprobate
more felonious
more notorious
more scoundrelly
more knavish
more reprehensible
more malfeasant
more dissolute
more heinous
more unconscionable
more opprobrious
more perfidious
more shameless
more venal
more outrageous
more flagitious
more unjust
more louche
more banned
more diabolic
more ungodly
more forbidden
more traitorous
more prohibited
more unrespectable
more malicious
more untruthful
more barbarous
more unreliable
more diabolical
more unprofessional
more offensive
more monstrous
more sinister
more abominable
more interdicted
more detestable
more malevolent
more miscreant
more execrable
more unlicensed
more corrupted
more mendacious
more odious
more undignified
more contraband
more conscienceless
more corruptible
more hollow-hearted
more fiendish
more unofficial
more unwarranted
more unfaithful
more atrocious
more disingenuous
more perverted
more egregious
more delinquent
more indictable
more barred
more mercenary
more taboo
more warped
more double-crossing
more unsanctioned
more unwholesome
more unauthorised
UK
more stinking
more cutthroat
more undependable
more unbecoming
more bribable
more actionable
more exploitative
more murderous
more culpable
more misleading
more hypocritical
more disloyal
more repugnant
more maleficent
more indecent
more under the counter
more objectionable
more unconscientious
more faithless
more abhorrent
more debauched
more obnoxious
more unconstitutional
more mischievous
more sacrilegious
more blasphemous
more delusive
more false-hearted
more pernicious
more degrading
more distasteful
more intelligent
more truthless
more irresponsible
more licentious
more impermissible
more irreligious
more blackguardly
more decadent
more recreant
more inhuman
more impious
more disagreeable
more elusive
more devilish
more impure
more untrue
more abandoned
more godless
more profligate
more degraded
more purchasable
more black-hearted
more deplorable
more loathsome
more unregenerate
more ruthless
more ingenious
more repellent
more subversive
more streetwise
more repulsive
more Punic
more self-seeking
more astucious
more untrusted
more noisome
more ruffianly
more negligent
more wayward
more dangerous
more unacceptable
more prosecutable
more defiled
more ungentlemanly
more salacious
more inexorable
more vindictive
more scrofulous
more virulent
more unspeakable
more demonic
more sullied
more tainted
more disorderly
more unwarrantable
more worthless
more indecorous
more cautious
more currish
more peccant
more infernal
more damnable
more hellish
more injurious
more mean-spirited
more rancorous
more adulterous
more caitiff
more off-color
US
more humiliating
more despised
more raffish
more skilful
UK
more skillful
US
more putrid
more mortifying
more deviant
more tarnished
more spurious
more fallacious
more collusive
more unhonest
more avaricious
more serpentine
more rapacious
more restricted
more intriguing
more demoralising
UK
more demoralizing
US
more untrusty
more thievish
more grasping
more indefensible
more captious
more impish
more illusory
more open
more extortionate
more masked
more insupportable
more unthinkable
more disbelieved
more condemnable
more uncharitable
more perceptive
more discerning
more irreverent
more scurrilous
more barbaric
more delusory
more contumelious
more undesirable
more hostile
more unfitting
more unbefitting
more unctuous
more unaccredited
more unapproved
more disturbing
more malefic
more unsafe
more sharp-witted
more street-smart
more street smart
more discriminating
more unsportsmanly
more servile
more lamentable
more inelegant
more circumspect
more malign
more unjustified
more blamable
more censurable
more inconstant
more malignant
more damaging
more deleterious
more inappropriate
more unsound
more hurtful
more baneful
more nocuous
more noxious
more prejudicial
more baleful
more selfish
more graceless
more blackhearted
more uncalled-for
more backbiting
more libertine
more vengeful
more contemptuous
more forbidding
more quick-witted
more detrimental
more ill
more treasonable
more bogus
more inconsiderate
more immodest
more audacious
more funny-looking
more thoughtless
more appalling
more falsehearted
more back-stabbing
more feline
more catlike
more enigmatic
more noiseless
more despisable
more hideous
more dreadful
more disrespectful
more unforgivable
more exceptionable
more satanic
more wrathful
more off
more incorrect
more pitiable
more anarchic
more punishable
more disruptive
more rebellious
more anarchical
more seditious
more insurrectionary
more mutinous
more insubordinate
more noncompliant
more savage
more nonconformist
more anarchistic
more revolting
more uncivilized
US
more warlike
more uncultivated
more disordered
more turbulent
more ungoverned
more disobedient
more unpeaceful
more excessive
more unregulated
more contumacious
more nihilistic
more uncivilised
UK
more piratical
more criminogenic
more ❯
“The secrets of this
murky
underworld are revealed here, for the first time, in a transcript of a secret telephone conversation.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for visually indistinct and hard to make out
foggier
mistier
blurrier
cloudier
fuzzier
hazier
blearier
obscurer
unclearer
dimmer
fainter
gauzier
shadowier
smokier
vaguer
paler
woollier
UK
woolier
US
muzzier
darker
looser
duller
shadier
sketchier
unsurer
duskier
filmier
lighter
muddier
dreamier
broader
wider
weaker
abstruser
dizzier
groggier
iffier
dicier
dodgier
more indistinct
more blurred
more befogged
more indistinguishable
more nebulous
more ambiguous
more nebulose
more blear
more ill-defined
more opaque
more indefinite
more indiscernible
more indeterminate
more imprecise
more clouded
more unfocused
more doubtful
more formless
more uncertain
more imperceptible
more confused
more intangible
more inconspicuous
more faded
more crepuscular
more equivocal
more dubious
more inexact
more unsettled
more remote
more unknown
more enigmatic
more muddled
more overcast
more impalpable
more unrecognizable
US
more imperfect
more unobtrusive
more bleached
more inaccurate
more muffled
more unsubstantial
more mysterious
more undistinct
more amorphous
more unresolved
more hidden
more unestablished
more illusory
more unascertained
more undecided
more debatable
more visionary
more unformed
more speculative
more elusive
more dreamlike
more tenebrous
more unexplicit
more distant
more apocryphal
more up in the air
more general
more unspecific
more undependable
more noncommittal
more evasive
more indeterminable
more innumerable
more perplexing
more puzzling
more ambivalent
more questionable
more disorganised
UK
more disorganized
US
more unintelligible
more addled
more unpredictable
more unforeseeable
more incalculable
more cryptic
more arcane
more benumbed
more befuddled
more perplexed
more disoriented
more confusing
more indecisive
more ❯
“She never could identify her assailant, who was the same
murky
figure in each dream.”
Adjective
▲
(
of liquid
)
Comparative for muddy or cloudy
roilier
cloudier
gauzier
muddier
duskier
muckier
mushier
smoggier
soupier
dingier
dirtier
filthier
foggier
fouler
grubbier
milkier
nastier
uncleaner
hazier
mistier
heavier
denser
darker
thicker
smokier
duller
gloomier
steamier
obscurer
dimmer
grayer
US
greyer
UK
claggier
filmier
fuggier
unclearer
blearier
muzzier
woozier
woollier
UK
woolier
US
dewier
deeper
fumier
frostier
sootier
shadier
slatier
silverier
more turbid
more brumous
more blurred
more clouded
more nubilous
more opalescent
more opaque
more befogged
more overcast
more vaporous
more vapory
more nebulous
more hazed
more muddied
more unstrained
more lowering
more impure
more substantial
more concentrated
more leaden
more impervious
more condensed
more dismal
more indistinct
more thickset
more frosted
more translucent
more slatey
more grayish
US
more ashen
more silver
more disorganized
US
more feculent
more muddled
more unsettled
more disorganised
UK
more polluted
more scrambled
more confused
more silvered
more ❯
“The washing machine is broken, filled with dirty clothes and
murky
water.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a covert or obscure meaning
obscurer
abstruser
deeper
darker
hazier
vaguer
unclearer
uncannier
obliquer
difficulter
stranger
harder
foggier
shadowier
curiouser
odder
weirder
subtler
bizarrer
funnier
queerer
weightier
seriouser
stealthier
cagier
thornier
knottier
heavier
tougher
denser
blurrier
muzzier
fuzzier
shiftier
muddier
blacker
chancier
unsurer
sketchier
cloudier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
trickier
fancier
gnarlier
fiddlier
sneakier
squigglier
slier
more mysterious
more cryptic
more inscrutable
more enigmatic
more arcane
more ambiguous
more elliptical
more equivocal
more inexact
more mystic
more debatable
more Delphic
more dubious
more imprecise
more nebulous
more opaque
more uncertain
more fuliginous
more unsettled
more vacillating
more enigmatical
more indefinite
more indistinct
more indistinguishable
more occult
more double-edged
more ill-defined
more recondite
more puzzling
more perplexing
more unfathomable
more incomprehensible
more hidden
more secret
more esoteric
more confusing
more inexplicable
more mystifying
more baffling
more cabalistic
more unintelligible
more mystical
more bewildering
more unaccountable
more unknowable
more secretive
more cabbalistic
more complex
more complicated
more unexplainable
more doubtful
more insoluble
more sphinxlike
more tenebrous
more coded
more profound
more hermetic
more intricate
more convoluted
more confused
more indeterminate
more indecipherable
more questionable
more fathomless
more muddled
more amphibological
more hermetical
more clandestine
more covert
more Delphian
more apocryphal
more evasive
more unsound
more indirect
more anagogic
more mysterial
more peculiar
more involved
more abstract
more elaborate
more disconcerting
more unnatural
more technical
more inconceivable
more illogical
more indecisive
more incredible
more illegible
more unsolvable
more insolvable
more misleading
more far-out
more incognizable
more borderline
more unknown
more indiscernible
more subjective
more worrying
more circumlocutory
more circuitous
more suspicious
more inconclusive
more elusive
more contradictory
more duplicitous
more roundabout
more gnomic
more undecipherable
more clouded
more open
more unexplicit
more disreputable
more mind-bending
more arguable
more shrouded
more ambivalent
more furtive
more surreptitious
more problematical
more dubitable
more polysemic
more polysemantic
more unrevealed
more multivocal
more blurred
more riddlelike
more cryptical
more unresolved
more in question
more discreet
more reticent
more undercover
more impressionistic
more undecided
more unestablished
more unascertained
more up in the air
more underhand
more underground
more thought-provoking
more detailed
more mind-boggling
more advanced
more involute
more sophisticated
more entangled
more troublesome
more labyrinthine
more byzantine
more conspiratorial
more hush-hush
more magical
more backstairs
more unreadable
more privy
more private
more underhanded
more unenlightened
more hugger-mugger
more hieroglyphic
more ❯
“There was little more than a
murky
response to my plea for self-control.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a somber or dismal atmosphere or nature
bleaker
miserabler
darker
drearier
gloomier
sombrer
UK
somberer
US
forlorner
moroser
glummer
sullener
wretcheder
colder
direr
drearer
grayer
US
blacker
greyer
UK
cloudier
lonelier
grimmer
sadder
mournfuller
dolefuler
drabber
unhappier
duller
graver
dingier
woefuller
dourer
austerer
dimmer
abjecter
gruesomer
ghastlier
grislier
horrider
starker
barer
horribler
sorrier
tearier
unearthlier
moodier
eerier
blander
gorier
ghostlier
grotesquer
mopier
draggier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
shadowier
shadier
scarier
weirder
spookier
sicker
unhealthier
lower
deathlier
seriouser
terribler
awfuller
badder
hollower
obscurer
severer
soberer
wearier
broodier
surlier
sulkier
uglier
harsher
bitterer
chillier
droopier
pitifuller
poorer
unpleasanter
painfuller
unluckier
adverser
harder
tougher
difficulter
rottener
heavier
rougher
ruggeder
awkwarder
crueler
fouler
stiffer
weightier
lousier
nastier
plaguier
earnester
crummier
sterner
deadlier
squalider
sordider
filthier
meaner
peskier
scungier
meagerer
US
meagrer
UK
tenderer
weepier
uptighter
harmfuller
unfriendlier
wickeder
staider
antsier
jumpier
grumpier
flatter
intenser
scurvier
stonier
trashier
shoddier
damper
baser
viciouser
sluggisher
guiltier
barrener
unkinder
hairier
dirtier
acuter
fiercer
yukkier
yuckier
unlovelier
sourer
heftier
sorer
ickier
greater
thornier
knottier
trickier
taller
extremer
slower
sweatier
boringer
more dismal
more depressing
more desolate
more comfortless
more funereal
more solemn
more depressive
more cheerless
more disconsolate
more godforsaken
more morbid
more chill
more lugubrious
more saturnine
more sepulchral
more tenebrific
more tenebrous
more dreich
more elegiac
more elegiacal
more lonesome
more sunless
more melancholy
more joyless
more disheartening
more depressed
more sorrowful
more melancholic
more dolorous
more dispiriting
more despondent
more blue
more dejected
more oppressive
more uninviting
more woebegone
more hopeless
more unwelcoming
more downcast
more crestfallen
more dispirited
more pessimistic
more mirthless
more distressing
more unpromising
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more down in the mouth
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more unmoved
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more sedate
more sinister
more grief-stricken
more heartbroken
more nostalgic
more brooding
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more devastated
more inconsolable
more exequial
more maudlin
more funebrial
more deathlike
more heavy-hearted
more taciturn
more spartan
more touching
more moving
more chapfallen
more crabbed
more mopish
more oppressed
more cynical
more negative
more fatalistic
more unfortunate
more worrying
more brokenhearted
more heartsick
more lamentable
more heartsore
more grievous
more tragic
more harrowing
more disheartened
more discouraged
more pitiable
more deplorable
more upsetting
more calamitous
more disastrous
more dolesome
more regrettable
more distressful
more upset
more disagreeable
more fed up
more pained
more plangent
more crushed
more aching
more disappointed
more regretful
more ill-fated
more bummed out
more agonizing
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more disturbing
more traumatic
more excruciating
more ruinous
more trying
more gut-wrenching
more desperate
more ill-starred
more distraught
more troublesome
more lachrymose
more catastrophic
more luckless
more unwelcome
more cataclysmic
more hapless
more inopportune
more doomed
more direful
more tragical
more brassed off
more displeasing
more troubling
more cheesed off
more vexatious
more burdensome
more broken
more cursed
more choked
more execrable
more untoward
more hostile
more disquieting
more onerous
more objectionable
more cut up
more infelicitous
more devastating
more untimely
more out of sorts
more ruthful
more crushing
more afflictive
more bereaved
more gutted
more destructive
more affecting
more irksome
more unsettling
more intolerable
more galling
more angst-ridden
more dismayed
more anxious
more stressful
more inhuman
more dolent
more brutal
more tormenting
more wistful
more pensive
more murderous
more torturous
more unprosperous
more forsaken
more annoying
more subdued
more worrisome
more shattered
more detestable
more demoralizing
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more disconcerting
more star-crossed
more demoralising
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more helpless
more ill-omened
more distasteful
more tortuous
more taxing
more perilous
more fateful
more ruined
more misfortunate
more mortifying
more cataclysmal
more wearing
more exacting
more hardhanded
more bothersome
more ripped
more unpalatable
more exasperating
more irritating
more daunting
more outcast
more long-suffering
more maddening
more alarming
more rigorous
more commiserable
more abrasive
more indigent
more impoverished
more threatening
more hurt
more discomposing
more merciless
more suicidal
more nagging
more nettlesome
more frustrating
more shameful
more disconcerted
more vexed
more agitated
more bothered
more perturbed
more discomposed
more tedious
more hurtful
more ruthless
more savage
more tiresome
more detrimental
more challenging
more pestiferous
more pestilential
more pestilent
more shamefaced
more abashed
more egregious
more concerned
more discountenanced
more wrecked
more discombobulated
more flustered
more aflutter
more plagued
more inconvenient
more fraught
more sheepish
more wearisome
more heart-wrenching
more injurious
more ignominious
more stringent
more dysphoric
more baleful
more spooked
more haunted
more irked
more bugged
more defeated
more unconsolable
more pesty
more impossible
more rebarbative
more damning
more snakebit
more heinous
more baneful
more sinistrous
more bodeful
more exigent
more demanding
more unglued
more abominable
more backbreaking
more enervated
more stricken
more unendurable
more unbearable
more strung out
more unsuccessful
more poker-faced
more stony-faced
more no-nonsense
more strenuous
more dangerous
more relentless
more hellacious
more low-down
more ill-boding
more unrelenting
more unsuitable
more inappropriate
more damaging
more degrading
more unenviable
more commiserative
more derisory
more blighted
more dirgeful
more derisible
more emotional
more listless
more lorn
more depressant
more unadvantageous
more churlish
more ill-timed
more ashamed
more unsatisfied
more tristful
more undesirable
more disillusioned
more discontent
more unacceptable
more poverty-stricken
more sorrow-ridden
more abhorrent
more cowed
more browbeaten
more intimidated
more sentimental
more worthless
more inimical
more unpopular
more off
more overwhelming
more insufferable
more Spartan
more bare-bones
more barbarous
more discommodious
more impressive
more aggrieved
more reprehensible
more impactful
more emo
more menacing
more catastrophal
more mortified
more expressive
more unsuited
more passionate
more undesired
more unbecoming
more crippling
more taken aback
more inexcusable
more dashed
more monumental
more browned off
more teed off
more peed off
more drooping
more clouded
more atrabilious
more sagging
more god-awful
more unseasonable
more inapt
more straitened
more scabrous
more inexorable
more biting
more ill-suited
more lethal
more urgent
more unamusing
more far-reaching
more critical
more mortal
more parlous
more treacherous
more uncongenial
more unsavoury
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more ferocious
more unpleasing
more unsavory
US
more disgraceful
more unwanted
more infuriating
more ill-advised
more inclement
more intemperate
more infernal
more doubtful
more laborious
more unhopeful
more dubious
more puzzling
more arduous
more concerning
more incommodious
more confounded
more formidable
more ponderous
more gruelling
UK
more off-putting
more antipathetic
more draining
more testing
more punishing
more unremitting
more grueling
US
more toilsome
more tiring
more debilitating
more labored
US
more dogged
more unsatisfying
more unattractive
more cussed
more exhausting
more hellish
more difficile
more Herculean
more laboured
UK
more enervating
more slavish
more Augean
more effortful
more toilful
more confronting
more nerve-racking
more nerve-wracking
more nail-biting
more ❯
“The scriptwriter's cinematic style flourished in this
murky
ambiance.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
stormier
squallier
rougher
wilder
windier
gustier
violenter
fouler
rainier
bleaker
nastier
choppier
blowier
colder
rawer
ruggeder
angrier
bitterer
torrider
damper
frigider
darker
gloomier
wetter
unpleasanter
badder
mistier
miserabler
cloudier
drizzlier
grayer
US
greyer
UK
grimmer
fiercer
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
dirtier
foggier
viler
breezier
heavier
filthier
intenser
airier
bumpier
stronger
fresher
harsher
draftier
US
draughtier
UK
powerfuller
severer
brisker
roilier
harder
extremer
riskier
horribler
rockier
wavier
eviller
acuter
terribler
fearfuller
viciouser
ghastlier
jerkier
showerier
tougher
danker
humider
crueler
clammier
muggier
stiffer
more tempestuous
more turbulent
more blustery
more inclement
more raging
more tumultuous
more thundery
more blustering
more boisterous
more menacing
more stormful
more furious
more threatening
more unsettled
more savage
more vehement
more storm-wracked
more overcast
more volatile
more forbidding
more chill
more ominous
more foreboding
more ferocious
more baleful
more inauspicious
more malevolent
more morbid
more sinister
more disagreeable
more agitated
more cyclonic
more thunderous
more windswept
more blusterous
more heaving
more restless
more intemperate
more disturbed
more forceful
more explosive
more hellacious
more blistering
more bracing
more frenzied
more destructive
more chaotic
more hazardous
more boiling
more wind-swept
more tremulous
more freezing
more rough-and-tumble
more rigorous
more unstable
more broken
more ripply
more battered
more uncontrollable
more dreadful
more devastating
more almighty
more intensive
more fearsome
more frightful
more exquisite
more weather-beaten
more raucous
more troubled
more jouncy
more teeming
more cacophonous
more jarring
more trying
more heavy-duty
more oppressive
more herky-jerky
more onerous
more grievous
more brutal
more excruciating
more burdensome
more murderous
more inhuman
more hardhanded
more punishing
more unforgiving
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for dirty or unclean, especially disgustingly so
filthier
dirtier
uncleaner
grimier
fouler
muckier
grubbier
cruddier
muddier
dustier
grungier
smuttier
grottier
dingier
nastier
sordider
sootier
blacker
squalider
messier
slimier
scuzzier
scummier
skankier
smellier
yuckier
shabbier
rottener
sleazier
smokier
mirier
sloppier
slovenlier
crummier
horrier
darker
greasier
duskier
dreggier
dungier
raunchier
ickier
shadowier
inkier
yukkier
clammier
sludgier
slushier
disgustinger
oozier
viler
mankier
unpleasanter
gungier
horribler
scungier
awfuller
stickier
grosser
ranker
gruesomer
stinkier
scurvier
badder
scabbier
terribler
horrider
lousier
beastlier
acrider
ghastlier
gloopier
whiffier
pongier
uglier
unlovelier
eviller
harsher
lamer
wickeder
obscener
pitifuller
loathlier
bitterer
meaner
niffier
sorrier
sourer
rattier
wretcheder
funkier
fulsomer
paltrier
cheaper
unholier
bummer
seedier
untidier
slummier
dowdier
miserabler
tackier
staler
moister
germier
swampier
soggier
slipperier
slitherier
boggier
waterier
softer
marshier
quaggier
squelchier
wetter
gooier
unhealthier
gunkier
gummier
slippier
heavier
slicker
more soiled
more stained
more sullied
more polluted
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more contaminated
more blackened
more bedraggled
more uncleanly
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more festy
more unsanitary
more putrid
more fetid
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more defiled
more feculent
more bogging
more unkempt
more smeary
more disheveled
US
more dishevelled
UK
more loathsome
more repulsive
more revolting
more slipshod
more soily
more verminous
more fuliginous
more spotted
more unswept
more undusted
more sootlike
more glutinous
more viscous
more mucous
more muculent
more noxious
more sickening
more nauseating
more distasteful
more offensive
more repugnant
more repellent
more odious
more obnoxious
more disagreeable
more dreadful
more abominable
more objectionable
more unpalatable
more horrendous
more hideous
more appalling
more frightful
more rancid
more malodorous
more noisome
more stinking
more diabolical
more abhorrent
more repellant
more scandalous
more deplorable
more contemptible
more despicable
more insalubrious
more unappetizing
more nauseous
more atrocious
more unsavoury
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more uninviting
more mephitic
more unpleasing
more unsavory
US
more miasmal
more uncongenial
more displeasing
more unwelcome
more disgustful
more olid
more pitiable
more ungodly
more hellish
more off-putting
more muddied
more illegal
more flea-bitten
more tarnished
more insanitary
more putrescent
more infected
more deleterious
more septic
more unwholesome
more toxic
more decayed
more tainted
more sodden
more impure
more unhealthful
more waterlogged
more fenny
more sopping
more viscid
more mucilaginous
more mucoid
more unfiltered
more sloughy
more saturated
more lubricous
more disease-ridden
more foul-smelling
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for tending to raise doubts or questions
queerer
fishier
odder
stranger
phonier
UK
shadier
dodgier
funnier
shakier
darker
shonkier
more suspicious
more dubious
more questionable
more irregular
more doubtful
more suspect
more dishonest
more disputable
more dubitable
more untrustworthy
more debatable
more doubtable
more equivocal
more unreliable
more farfetched
more problematical
more corrupt
more criminal
more mysterious
more peculiar
more unusual
more different
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▲
Comparative for having lost color or intensity
duller
paler
pallider
lighter
washier
dimmer
wanner
dingier
fainter
flatter
wishy-washier
drabber
greyer
UK
grayer
US
drearier
ashier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
plainer
subtler
darker
whiter
softer
bleaker
blacker
waterier
sallower
mousier
chalkier
pastier
dustier
milkier
weaker
blonder
mellower
gloomier
creamier
snowier
pearlier
sicklier
livider
doughier
ghastlier
feebler
fairer
silverier
sicker
thinner
cleaner
clearer
grimier
dowdier
sootier
muddier
quieter
duskier
colder
soberer
gentler
peakier
ghostlier
mealier
deathlier
more faded
more lusterless
more lustreless
more discoloured
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more ashen
more bleached
more discolored
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more etiolated
more lackluster
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more lacklustre
UK
more achromatic
more washed out
more subdued
more subfusc
more sullied
more tarnished
more opaque
more colourless
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more colorless
US
more unlustrous
more neutral
more blanched
more restrained
more whitish
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 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 towheaded
more tintless
more peaches-and-cream
more peaked
more drained
more paled
more drawn
more jaundiced
more listless
more bilious
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a muddy or sticky consistency
muddier
stickier
gluier
difficulter
claggier
clartier
gooier
gloopier
clayier
cloggier
heavier
muckier
gloppier
soggier
slimier
sloppier
thicker
gummier
syrupier
treaclier
wetter
swampier
more sodden
more viscous
more viscid
more glutinous
more caked
more gelatinous
more mucilaginous
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