(of an outcome, especially one that is desired) Opposite of possible but very uncertain
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Opposite of likely to have adverse consequences
“We don't need a stuntman for this scene as it is absolutely safe for you to perform yourself.”
(healthful) Opposite of able or likely to cause harm or injury
“You should eat more organic food as they are very wholesome.”
(benign) Opposite of able or likely to cause harm or injury
“You have a mole on your back, but it's largely benign and nothing to worry about.”
Opposite of intimidating or aggressive in nature
“He is an agreeable gentleman who would not hurt a fly.”
Opposite of marked by a likelihood to threaten the safety of a person or persons
“After a tumultuous period of torrential rainfall, the air has been surprisingly calm and pleasant.”
(of a situation or problem) Opposite of having a high likelihood of becoming dire or turning into a crisis
“The patient has stabilized and is now safe.”
Opposite of capable of causing damage by poisoning
Opposite of presenting hidden or unpredictable dangers
Opposite of inclined to behave in a reckless or outrageous manner
“Even in the face of adversity, she was calm and taught them the meaning of indomitable courage and optimism.”
Opposite of causing or able to cause death
Opposite of causing, or capable of causing, harm
“Research shows that having a balanced diet will have a beneficial effect on your health.”
Opposite of inspiring fear or awe through being impressively large, powerful, intense, or capable
Opposite of evil or morally wrong
“Just as crimes were severely punished, statues of virtuous men publicly honored good deeds.”
Opposite of in urgent need of immediate attention
(of a place) Opposite of prone to violence or disturbance
“The area was much more civilized in the past when criminal activity was at an all-time low.”
Opposite of willing to take risks or to try out new methods, ideas, or experiences
(of an outcome, especially one that is desired) Opposite of possible but very uncertain
Opposite of significant in the degree of importance or seriousness, typically requiring immediate action or attention
“There are several tasks that require your attention, some trivial, and some quite important.”
Opposite of disease-causing
Opposite of very serious or severe
Opposite of acting or done with excessive, sudden or chaotic speed
Opposite of causing difficulty, problems or trouble
“I am looking forward to a relaxed and comfortable day at the spa.”
Opposite of proceeding in a gradual, subtle way, but with very harmful effects
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