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Contexts ▼▲ (of a place or space) Opposite of comparative for having a lack of light (of the day or weather) Opposite of comparative for having a lack of light Opposite of comparative for hidden from knowledge Opposite of comparative for darkened in color Opposite of comparative for darkened in hair color Opposite of comparative for darkened in complexion (of a period or situation) Opposite of comparative for conducive to hopelessness Opposite of comparative for deeply pessimistic in nature Opposite of comparative for characterized a sullen or forbidding appearance or mood Opposite of comparative for sinister or evil in nature Opposite of comparative for focusing on the unpleasant aspects of life (of a time period) Opposite of comparative for lacking intellectual progress (by extension) Opposite of comparative for dirty or unclean … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (of a place or space) Opposite of comparative for having a lack of light brighter litter lucider lighter more illuminated more lit up more luminous more lucent more irradiated more lighted more ablaze more lightsome more undimmed “The room would gradually become bright as the sun rays filtered through the windows.” Adjective ▲ (of the day or weather) Opposite of comparative for having a lack of light sunnier summerier more cloudless more sunlit more sunshiny more moonlit more starlit “The day was sunny with the radiant sun above us.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for hidden from knowledge better-known clearer plainer more open more transparent more undisguised more apparent more evident more obvious more unambiguous more visible more accessible more distinct more glaring more manifest more observable more palpable more unequivocal “Her past was an open secret that everyone in town was now aware of.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for darkened in color vivider brighter richer more brilliant more vibrant more striking more graphic more resplendent more colourfulUK more colorfulUS “He had a penchant for dressing in vivid colors.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for darkened in hair color blonder paler more golden more platinum more fair-haired more straw-colored more towheaded “Her blonde hair worked in harmony with her Nordic features.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for darkened in complexion fairer paler whiter creamier milkier pallider pastier snowier sallower wanner more whitish more palish “She spent most of her time indoors, and her skin remained fair in complexion from not being exposed to the sun.” Adjective ▲ (of a period or situation) Opposite of comparative for conducive to hopelessness joyfuller pleasanter wonderfuller rosier more comforting more joyous more blissful more heartening more heartwarming more promising more agreeable more blithesome more delightful more encouraging more enjoyable more idyllic more pleasing more pleasurable more positive more reassuring more satisfying more auspicious more euphoric more fantastic more genial “The coming economic boom will be very joyful and will bring great happiness to everyone.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for deeply pessimistic in nature brighter rosier gayer merrier mirthfuller more optimistic more encouraging more hopeful more idealistic more inspiring more reassuring more auspicious more buoyant more favorableUS more favourableUK more heartening more positive more promising more upbeat more uplifting more golden more pleasing more rose-colored more rousing more sanguine more utopian more festive more jocund “Some modern-day philosophers predict a promising future where mankind will live together in peace and harmony.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for characterized a sullen or forbidding appearance or mood kindlier cheerier warmer friendlier gentler pleasanter blither bubblier happier jollier mellower nicer more cheerful more agreeable more amicable more congenial more cordial more genial more jovial more pleased “Joy would engulf him when he learned of what had transpired, and his cheerful countenance would reflect his happiness.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for sinister or evil in nature better honester juster sublimer wholesomer more virtuous more righteous more principled more ethical more noble more honorableUS more honourableUK more exemplary more incorruptible more moral more moralistic more decent more right-minded more upright more scrupulous more uncorrupted more upstanding more venerable “Luke would resist joining the dark side of the Force because he was a virtuous man.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for focusing on the unpleasant aspects of life funnier playfuller jollier pleasanter more lighthearted more amusing more facetious more fun more humorous more flippant more frivolous more entertaining more cheerful more comical more delightful more jocular more jokey “This book addresses many lighthearted aspects of society that are commonly observed in our daily lives.” Adjective ▲ (of a time period) Opposite of comparative for lacking intellectual progress better-informed better-read more illuminating more enriching more educational more scholarly more scholastic more uplifting more cultural more educative more illuminative more educated more knowledgeable more literate “It was an enlightening period in the nation's history when scientists, philosophers and free-thinkers were encouraged to pursue their craft.” Adjective ▲ (by extension) Opposite of comparative for dirty or unclean cleaner more spotless more immaculate “His dirty overalls had become clean again after being washed thoroughly.” Find more words! 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