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Opposite of having or resulting from emotional and mental problems
Opposite of not having a sound state of mind
Opposite of irregular and unsteady, characterized by fits
Opposite of feeling fear or apprehension
“Henderson faces war like Horatio on the bridge, unflinching and unafraid to deal with the consequences of violence.”
Opposite of suffering from frustration or dissatisfaction
“In the days when I posted regularly, I felt satisfied I was getting my views off my chest.”
Opposite of having the characteristic of being troublesome or unruly
“Jacob had a pleasant personality and was incredibly easy to deal with.”
Opposite of characterized by, or experiencing, a lack of sleep
Opposite of having been moved
Opposite of characterized by behavior that will negatively impact others, especially mentally or emotionally
“He was a thoroughly ethical person in all his dealings, personal and political.”
Opposite of having breaks or gaps in continuity
“Two continuous lines on the road indicate that overtaking a vehicle is prohibited.”
Opposite of having a feeling of giddiness or dizziness
Opposite of physically ill or distressed
“I started to feel healthy again following my recovery from a cold.”
Opposite of to have thrown into a state of distress marked by confusion
“Homer was initially upset at his tiny plate at the seafood buffet, but grabbing the entire steam tray buoyed him.”
Opposite of to have thrown into disorder
“Our documents were in a mess and we arranged them to restore some organization into our filing system.”
Opposite of past tense for to cause someone inconvenience
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