Opposite of having a reddish skin tone, typically suggestive of good health
Opposite of covered with grass or other rich vegetation
Opposite of to a complete or absolute degree
Opposite of to an absolute or complete degree
Opposite of deserving of condemnation or execration
Opposite of having no conditions or limitations
Opposite of for, or denoting, young or younger people
(generic intensifier) Opposite of extreme or absolute in degree
“I am intrigued by your mitigated sense of self-righteousness, but not entirely surprised.”
Opposite of having the ability to produce financial growth or gain
“This is an unprofitable business and some big decisions will need to be made soon on its future.”
Opposite of bringing wealth and success
“After yet another unsuccessful venture, he felt like the American dream was eluding him.”
Opposite of having a glow suggestive of good health or cheer
Opposite of healthy and full of strength and energy
Opposite of used as an intensifier
“To them, she was only a minor nuisance, a fly buzzing around the table that would be dispatched with the swat of a rolled-up newspaper.”
Opposite of teeming with plant or natural life
“It is said that this area was barren in its early beginnings, but its founder cultivated it to become a viable territory.”
Opposite of pleasing or attractive to the eye
Opposite of to an absolute degree
Opposite of of the greatest possible degree or amount
Opposite of in full bloom
“The heat has left the early summer's potted flowers looking withered.”
Opposite of the build up to something more advanced
“Recent years have seen a decline in the company's influence within the industry.”
(of plants or species) Opposite of the process of maturation or development
“The withering of plants can be accelerated through the use of herbicide.”
Opposite of the point or period at which something is at its best, strongest, or most intense
Opposite of a shade resembling such a reddish color
Opposite of to a very large or great degree
Opposite of present participle for to produce flowers, or to be in flower
“As the plants began to wither and die, John regretted the fact that he hadn't installed the expensive irrigation system he had considered buying the year before.”
Opposite of present participle for to develop or thrive in a promising or healthy way
“Being unable to compete with the large companies under these circumstances, the small business will fail.”
Opposite of present participle for to blush or turn red or pink in color
“How our faces would pale with fear at even the possibility of a single sin to be woven like a thread into the garment in which we are to appear throughout eternity.”
Opposite of present participle for to have a healthy or radiant glow
“Everyone knows that I pale easily after watching a horror movie.”
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