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Contexts ▼▲ Noun Opposite of a substance or apparatus that cleanses Opposite of a person who employed to perform (typically domestic) duties for others Adjective Opposite of comparative for free from dirt, marks, or stains Opposite of comparative for hygienic or sanitary Opposite of comparative for free from pollutants or impurities Opposite of comparative for in an empty or unmarked condition Opposite of comparative for having good morals Opposite of comparative for free from guilt Opposite of comparative for performed according to the rules (of a person) Opposite of comparative for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol (of an action) Opposite of comparative for performed well and with precision Opposite of comparative for plain or simple in shape, form or design Opposite of comparative for that does not damage the environment Opposite of comparative for complete and thorough (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of comparative for to an absolute degree Opposite of comparative for empty, or lacking in contents (of sound or color) Opposite of comparative for free from anything that dulls or dims Opposite of comparative for being clear enough to read Adverb Opposite of comparative for according to the rules Opposite of comparative for used to emphasize the absoluteness of a given action or attribute … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ Opposite of a substance or apparatus that cleanses dirt filth contaminant grime “That hoop is neither brass nor copper, though the dirt has stained it almost black.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who employed to perform (typically domestic) duties for others master mistress employer lord boss liege monarch overseer sovereign controller taskmaster overlord manager ruler administrator leader head supervisor superintendent captain white-collar worker property owner “In spite of his fear, he decides to accompany his master on this fearful adventure.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for free from dirt, marks, or stains dirtier filthier uncleaner fouler grimier slimier squalider dingier dustier greasier slovenlier smuttier sootier cloudier cruddier dreggier grubbier grungier ickier messier muckier murkier scummier scuzzier sloppier stragglier viler grosser more soiled more stained more putrid more defiled more tainted more tarnished more bedraggled more muddied more soily more sullied more unkempt more uncleaned “He stood back for a moment to gasp at his dirty car before proceeding to wash it.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for hygienic or sanitary dirtier filthier fouler uncleaner ranker rottener unhealthier germier more unhygienic more infected more unsanitary more diseased more insanitary more purulent more rancid more septic more soiled more disease-ridden more stinking more unhealthful more unsterile more unwholesome “Do not handle the food if your hands are unhygienic.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for free from pollutants or impurities dirtier staler fouler rottener squalider uncleaner mustier viler more polluted more contaminated more impure more putrid more sullied more tainted more rancid more tarnished more decayed more defiled more poisoned more spoiledUS more spoiltUK more fetidUS “He dreaded having to return to the city with its polluted air.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for in an empty or unmarked condition blotchier more marked more used more spotted more stained “The sheet of paper was blotchy with ink stains.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having good morals badder eviller baser coarser faster ignobler obscener viler vulgarer lewder looser shadier uncleaner unseemlier more immoral more corrupt more dishonest more impure more indecent more degenerate more depraved more dishonorableUS more dishonourableUK more disreputable more sinful more abandoned more decadent more reprehensible more shameful more shameless more unethical more unprincipled more unscrupulous more aberrant more contemptible more crooked more debauched more dissolute more execrable more heinous more immodest more malevolent more mendacious more nefarious more odious more sinister more treacherous more deceitful more diabolical more graceless more iniquitous more licentious more malicious more profligate more rakish more reprobate more unvirtuous more villainous more warped more indecorous more perfidious more saturnalian more unchaste more unjust “Your past is no excuse for the immoral life you currently lead.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for free from guilt guiltier more culpable more liable more responsible more to blame more wrong more blamable more blameful more criminal more damnable more indictable “Steven was found guilty despite his constant protestations of innocence.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for performed according to the rules dirtier unfairer nastier sleazier viciouser more corrupt more crooked more dishonourableUK more dishonorableUS more underhanded more cheating more improper more unethical more unscrupulous more unsporting more unsportsmanlike more deceitful more shameless more unjust more unprincipled more biased more discriminatory more dishonest more fraudulent more iniquitous more injurious more prejudicial more unlawful more unreasonable more unrighteous “True to the traditions of leadership races, the candidates steeled themselves for a dirty fight.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of comparative for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol drunker higher more addicted more hooked more stoned more wasted more inebriated more intoxicated “They tried to make Amanda go to rehab, but she refused and is still addicted.” Adjective ▲ (of an action) Opposite of comparative for performed well and with precision clumsier sloppier awkwarder cruder rougher messier shoddier slovenlier uncleaner untidier heavier uncouther ungainlier unhandier unwieldier gawkier more imprecise more imperfect more careless more inaccurate more amateurish more graceless more inept more unskillful more indelicate more inexact more uncoordinated more blunderous more bungling more clownish more gauche more gawkish more ham-handed more heavy-handed more inelegant more lumbering more maladroit more oafish more ponderous more slapdash more slipshod more ham-fisted more unsophisticated “The amateur chef would completely massacre the piece of salmon with his sloppy knife strokes.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for plain or simple in shape, form or design fancier flashier more complex more elaborate more intricate more sophisticated more convoluted more decorated more embellished more ornate more complicated more disorderly more disorganisedUK more disorganizedUS more extravagant more involved more labyrinthine more pretentious more ambiguous more cluttered more conspicuous more flamboyant more grandiose more imposing more labyrinthian more ostentatious more overblown more ragged more serpentine “The structure's design exudes a breath of complexity, using intricate lines and elaborate forms.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for that does not damage the environment more eco-unfriendly more polluting more unnatural “We must encourage the continued reduction of the use of ecologically unfriendly energy for the benefit of future generations.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for complete and thorough narrower shallower more partial more incomplete more limited more fractional more fragmentary more imperfect more cursory more superficial “It was only a partial victory for the party who had managed to secure several seats on the council.” Adjective ▲ (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of comparative for to an absolute degree iffier unclearer more doubtful more ambiguous more dubious more equivocal more questionable more arguable more debatable more suspect more clouded more contestable more disputable more qualified more speculative more uncertain more doubtable more dubitable more indeterminate more undecided more unsettled more touch-and-go “He puts on a front, but his happiness is most certainly questionable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for empty, or lacking in contents fuller completer plentifuller bigger huger lavisher ampler flusher more voluminous more abundant more bounteous more laden more loaded more plenteous more crowded more packed more profuse more replete more stuffed more teeming more abounding more bursting more copious more expansive more extensive more extravagant more plethoric more chockablock more chock-a-block more jam-packed “I want a full plate of food right now because I am starving!” Adjective ▲ (of sound or color) Opposite of comparative for free from anything that dulls or dims unclearer duller blurrier dimmer fuzzier cloudier hazier heavier more blurred more muffled more indistinct more muddled “Though his technique was superb, his guitar tone was distorted.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for being clear enough to read unclearer fainter obscurer vaguer more illegible more unreadable more unintelligible more indistinct more spidery more indecipherable more muddled more undecipherable more hieroglyphic “Jim's handwriting was illegible and difficult to read.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of comparative for according to the rules meanlier more unfairly more dishonestly more dishonourablyUK more dishonorablyUS more illegally more immorally more underhandedly more unethically more unreasonably more unjustly more uncleanly more ignobly “If you want to take her on, then you should probably know that she fights dirty.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of comparative for used to emphasize the absoluteness of a given action or attribute hardlier more marginally more moderately more superficially more fractionally more incompletely more slightly “I failed because I was only partially determined to accomplish my goals.” Find more words! 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