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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of present as the strongest or main element Opposite of of the greatest possible degree or amount (worst) Opposite of superseding others in importance or status (humble) Opposite of superseding others in importance or status Opposite of superlative for of great size or scale Opposite of superlative for of considerable importance or seriousness Opposite of superlative for grown-up (informal) Opposite of superlative for on an ambitiously large scale (informal) Opposite of superlative for very popular or successful (informal) Opposite of superlative for principled or generous Opposite of superlative for physically well-built Opposite of superlative for fat or overweight Opposite of superlative for having significant influence Opposite of superlative for showing great enthusiasm Opposite of superlative for being of prime importance above all others Opposite of superlative for having a concentration of some characteristic Opposite of superlative for showy in speech (informal) Opposite of superlative for genetically well-endowed (archaic) Opposite of superlative for in a late stage of pregnancy Adverb Opposite of superlative for in a boasting manner Opposite of superlative for on a large scale, expansively … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of present as the strongest or main element minor last least inferior secondary subordinate subsidiary unimportant uninfluential inconsequential trivial insignificant irrelevant trifling frivolous immaterial nonessential pointless paltry nugatory petty fiddling picayune meaningless peripheral piddling inconsiderable insubstantial lesser small auxiliary little Adjective ▲ Opposite of of the greatest possible degree or amount least littlest lowest minimal minimum slightest smallest tiniest feeblest minutest fewest meanest poorest least possible low half-hearted worst nominal token barest bottom meagerest meagrest min infinitesimal merest Adjective ▲ (worst) Opposite of superseding others in importance or status worst lousiest poorest shoddiest lamest nastiest trashiest crummiest junkiest most abysmal most appalling most atrocious most average most awful most deficient most deplorable most disgraceful most dismal most dissatisfactory most dreadful most execrable most flawed most frightful most horrendous most imperfect most inadequate most inferior most mediocre most pathetic most rotten most rubbish most subpar most substandard most terrible most unacceptable most unexceptional most unsatisfactory most useless most worthless “His punches were weak and slow, and I can claim with confidence that he was the worst boxer that I had ever seen.” Adjective ▲ (humble) Opposite of superseding others in importance or status humble common lowly ordinary average normal simple ignoble plebeian regular customary inferior undignified conventional proverbial minor plain trivial generic nonaristocratic traditional commonplace ungenteel unnoteworthy low modest unextraordinary insignificant mainstream standard unrefined small unexceptional unimportant unpretentious little pitiful undistinguished unremarkable lower-class obscure unknown lesser typical familiar mediocre inconsequential uncelebrated little known nameless stock unrenowned inconsiderable general routine inconspicuous unsung anonymous unrecognizedUS unfamed incognito unnoted unidentified undesignated casual vanilla unheard-of unmemorable faceless unacknowledged piddling unnamed everyday smaller unrecognisedUK run-of-the-mill small-fry unheard of small-time second-string junior more ❯ “The basic premise of the story is that noble birth doesn't guarantee a noble person and nobility can be present in the humble peasant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for of great size or scale smallest least tiniest itsiest meagrestUK meagerestUS minutest puniest bitsiest bittiest dinkiest itsy-bitsiest itty-bittiest narrowest skimpiest teensiest shrimpiest weest teeny-weeniest most miniature most petite most diminutive most minor most teeny most microscopic most minuscule most pint-sized most undersize most undersized most bantam most dwarfish most Lilliputian most negligible most shrivelledUK most shriveledUS most smallish most infinitesimal most microscopical most pint-size most pygmy “He gambled away his life savings and was then forced to live in a small, run-down apartment.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for of considerable importance or seriousness smallest measliest least paltriest pettiest most insignificant most inconsequential most irrelevant most minor most negligible most trifling most trivial most unimportant most unsubstantial most frivolous most immaterial most inconsiderable most meaningless most pointless most exiguous most impertinent most lightweight “This is an insignificant issue which can be resolved at a later date.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for grown-up youngest least most junior most juvenile most youthful most immature most infantile most undeveloped most babyish most childish most childlike most pubescent most boyish most boylike most girlish most girllike most puerile “Bobby had just turned eighteen and was no longer considered one of the young boys.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of superlative for on an ambitiously large scale humblest simplest smallest meagrestUK meagerestUS measliest meekest plainest most modest most inelaborate most restrained most token most unpretentious most average most limited most middling most moderate most ordinary most reasonable most reserved most trivial most unassuming most unostentatious “I only have small and humble plans for this website.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of superlative for very popular or successful oldest most unfashionable most unpopular most dated most old-fashioned most outdated most unstylish most out-of-date most antiquated most obsolescent most outmoded most archaic most démodé most indistinguished most obsolete most passe most retro most unexceptional most washed-up most despised most hated “This style of clothing is dated and unpopular in New York at the moment.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of superlative for principled or generous greediest stingiest lowest meanest basest ignoblest dastardliest hatefullest lousiest viciousest vilest wretchedest most selfish most conscienceless most miserly most unprincipled most self-centredUK most self-centeredUS most degenerate most dishonourableUK most dishonorableUS most egotistical most immoral most narcissistic most unconscionable most unethical most ungenerous most ungiving most unscrupulous most wrong most degraded most abominable most contemptible most despicable most detestable most ignominious most repulsive “It's very selfish of you to abandon me in my time of need.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for physically well-built slightest frailest puniest scrawniest smallest wimpiest shortest most diminutive most pint-sized “He pondered whether to start going to the gym after noticing his slight frame in the mirror.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for fat or overweight skinniest slenderest slimmest thinnest gauntest leanest boniest lankiest scraggiest scrawniest twiggiest most emaciated most malnourished most skeletal most undernourished most underweight “She had grown quite thin after months of cutting her calories.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having significant influence smallest lowest obscurest most ancillary most insignificant most minor most secondary most subordinate most supplementary most unimportant most contributory most junior most subsidiary most anonymous most subservient most uncelebrated most unknown most worthless “The programmer considered himself to be holding only an ancillary position in the large company.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for showing great enthusiasm coldest coolest most apathetic most indifferent most dispassionate most blasé most disinterested most passionless most uncaring most unconcerned most uninterested most detached most emotionless most nonchalant most unfeeling most unimpressed most uninvolved most unmoved most unresponsive most unsympathetic most untouched “My sister is indifferent towards Justin Bieber's music.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for being of prime importance above all others pettiest most secondary most ancillary most subsidiary most minor “The secondary issue for us will be to increase profits in the short term.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having a concentration of some characteristic lightest thinnest weakest mildest wateriest most diluted most dilute most watered-down most weakened “The pasta was lacking in flavor due to a rather diluted sauce.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for showy in speech simplest clearest easiest plainest most basic most elementary most ordinary most rudimentary most straightforward most uncomplicated most understandable “He liked using simple words to ensure that he could be easily understood.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of superlative for genetically well-endowed flattest smallest most underendowed “You limp-haired, underendowed, flirtatiously challenged drones.” Adjective ▲ (archaic) Opposite of superlative for in a late stage of pregnancy barrenest most infertile “She was nonpregnant and without a child.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of superlative for in a boasting manner most modestly most humbly most unassumingly most unpretentiously most unobtrusively most bashfully most demurely most diffidently most quietly most shyly “He would always speak humbly to avoid drawing attention to himself.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of superlative for on a large scale, expansively smallest most insignificantly most limitedly most narrowly most reservedly most inappreciably most inconsiderably most marginally “Thinking small is not going to impress the investors.” Find more words! 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