What is the opposite of a due?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective (of a payment) Opposite of required at a certain time Opposite of of the proper quality or extent (due to) Opposite of deserved or merited by Opposite of characterized by being fair, just, or impartial Opposite of appropriate or proper for a particular purpose or circumstance Opposite of expected or projected to arrive or happen Opposite of of a suitable quality, standard, or type to meet the required purpose Opposite of due to happen or just beginning Opposite of deserving of one's time, effort, resources or attention Adverb Opposite of in a straight or direct line or course Opposite of used to emphasize the accuracy of a figure or description Opposite of in an exact or precise way, especially with regards to a point, location or time Opposite of in a straight or direct line or course Opposite of exactly or precisely as specified or in a given position or location Noun (general or positive) Opposite of something that is owed to one Opposite of a sum of money that is owed or due Opposite of a right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class Opposite of a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something Opposite of a special right or advantage, granted or available only to a particular person or group Opposite of the future destined for a person or thing Opposite of a part or portion of something which is allotted to someone Opposite of the quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent (now literary) Opposite of a reward, prize or recompense for a service Opposite of the outcome or inevitable events predetermined by a supernatural or divine will Opposite of a payment levied on the transfer of property, for licenses, and for the legal recognition of documents Opposite of one's right to speak, think or act Opposite of a right or title to something … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (of a payment) Opposite of required at a certain time paid undue improper inappropriate insufficient settled unrightful salaried remunerated waged repaid rewarded cleared liquidated paid off paid up resolved early green young Adjective ▲ Opposite of of the proper quality or extent undeserved unfair unjust unjustified unmerited unsuitable unwarranted immoral inadequate incorrect unfit unfitting unsuited unjustifiable indefensible unforgivable unwarrantable unpardonable gratuitous needless inexcusable wrong groundless unacceptable outrageous unfounded baseless undue illegal inappropriate unlawful illegitimate improper wrongful unseemly unearned uncertain ugly iniquitous excessive inordinate insulting injudicious uncalled for unrightful unethical dishonest indecent illicit prohibited bad dishonorableUS untrustworthy unrighteous lawless sinful evil evil-minded wicked black banned forbidden unauthorizedUS taboo unauthorisedUK fraudulent misbehaving invalid inequitable dishonourableUK more ❯ Adjective ▲ (due to) Opposite of deserved or merited by undeserved by Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by being fair, just, or impartial inequitable biased nonobjective one-sided partial partisan prejudiced unfair unjust disproportionate intolerable unequitable unreasonable unsuitable ex parte parti pris Adjective ▲ Opposite of appropriate or proper for a particular purpose or circumstance unsuitable improper unfitting unseemly inapplicable inapposite inappropriate inapt incongruous indecent infelicitous malapropos misbecoming unapt unbecoming unbeseeming unfit unhappy unmeet wrong ill-suited imprecise inaccurate incorrect unacceptable unsuited undesirable poor unfavorableUS unfavourableUK inopportune inconvenient unsatisfactory disagreeable inadequate substandard objectionable unconventional unorthodox insensible misbehaving indecorous tasteless misguided perverse injudicious inadvisable inept unprofessional unwarranted unbefitting regrettable ungentlemanly misplaced tactless insensitive unladylike graceless untoward amiss uncalled-for ill-advised ill-timed ill-judged ill-considered ill-chosen out of place in poor taste in bad taste out of line more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of expected or projected to arrive or happen unexpected surprising unlikely unpredictable unusual inconceivable unbelievable astounding staggering astonishing preposterous confounding peculiar bizarre mystifying unanticipated dumfounding dumbfounding quaint befuddling confusing weird unpredicted baffling startling unforeseen puzzling strange beyond belief out of the ordinary hard to swallow Adjective ▲ Opposite of of a suitable quality, standard, or type to meet the required purpose unsuitable unfit inapplicable unusable impractical impossible unserviceable impracticable infeasible nonpractical nonviable unfeasible unfunctional improbable nonfunctional unavailable unemployable wrong “Nitrate moving downward may pollute groundwater and well water, thus making it unsuitable for human use.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of due to happen or just beginning past recent bygone elapsed distant gone late “Plenty has been said and done in the past fortnight.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of deserving of one's time, effort, resources or attention worthless pointless meaningless unworthy fruitless “They don't want to put anything on the balance sheet that may turn out to be worthless.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a straight or direct line or course indirectly later eventually Adverb ▲ Opposite of used to emphasize the accuracy of a figure or description half halfway incompletely part partially partly approximately doubtfully dubiously indefinite questionably not at all slightly fractionally partway somewhat Adverb ▲ Opposite of in an exact or precise way, especially with regards to a point, location or time approximately roughly around about circa close to generally say some vaguely loosely round about more or less “You can get there approximately twenty minutes before the show to set yourselves up.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a straight or direct line or course indirectly circuitously obliquely in a roundabout way diffusely “This path takes us indirectly into town, but it is less dangerous.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of exactly or precisely as specified or in a given position or location randomly haphazardly erratically aimlessly irregularly anyhow helter-skelter willy-nilly at random “We looked around randomly for a place to sit.” Noun ▲ (general or positive) Opposite of something that is owed to one forgiveness pardon sympathy Noun ▲ Opposite of a sum of money that is owed or due asset cash credit excess irresponsibility profit Noun ▲ Opposite of a right or privilege exclusive to a particular individual or class duty obligation Noun ▲ Opposite of a moral or legal entitlement to have or do something prohibition ban embargo moratorium outlawing prevention prohibiting banning barring disallowance forbiddance proscription restriction bar constraint forbidding interdict interdiction obstruction proscribing veto vetoing disallowing injunction interdicting debarment enjoining making illegal “The government's prohibition of chewing gum greatly angered the nation's citizens.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a special right or advantage, granted or available only to a particular person or group disadvantage handicap disbenefit drawback difficulty downside hardship liability negative pitfall burden deficiency flaw hindrance impediment incommodity obstacle problem detriment hurdle inconvenience shortcoming “They not only live in impoverished neighborhoods but have the disadvantage of poor education.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the future destined for a person or thing choice decision volition preference selection pick will choosing “Neo's choice was to take the red pill and learn the real truth about their existence.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a part or portion of something which is allotted to someone entirety total whole gross sum totality aggregate ensemble aggregation assemblage bulk entireness mass all everything lump quantum summation composite compound full amount fullness sum total undividedness wholeness the works “We do not charge any fees. You can keep the entirety of the revenue that you earn.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of not being partisan, of remaining politically independent bias favorUS favouritismUK favoritismUS favourUK nonobjectivity one-sidedness partiality partisanship prejudice artifice corruption deception discourtesy disgrace dishonesty dishonorUS dishonourUK disregard disrespect falsehood immorality impoliteness impropriety indecency injustice lying rudeness treachery unfairness unjustness wrong bad manners Noun ▲ (now literary) Opposite of a reward, prize or recompense for a service forfeiture loss penalty Noun ▲ Opposite of the outcome or inevitable events predetermined by a supernatural or divine will cause causation reason source occasion origin determinant “We believe that the deep and growing political division will be the cause of the dynasty's collapse.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a payment levied on the transfer of property, for licenses, and for the legal recognition of documents rebate refund payback repayment allowance kickback reimbursement remission return “He also promised to immediately exempt minimum wage earners from tax and give them a rebate for this year.” Noun ▲ Opposite of one's right to speak, think or act censorship restraint restriction suppressing suppression containment control inhibition regulation repression banning clampdown constraint crackdown embargo limitation limiting prohibition abolition blackout curbing forbiddance limit shutdown squelching veto “With despotic governments, heavy censorship of speech and expression is common.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a right or title to something refusal unacceptance rejection declination knockback rebuff abnegation repudiation nonacceptance “Medders' refusal of her inheritance was not a transfer since she never actually received her husband's assets.” Find more words! 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