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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of sophisticated in a way that is intended to impress (cheap) Opposite of expensive in a way that is intended to impress (cheap) Opposite of expensive in a way that is intended to impress (simple) Opposite of complex or complicated in nature (simple) Opposite of complex or complicated in nature Opposite of ostentatiously attractive or impressive Opposite of elegant and luxurious Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude Opposite of having a stylish or refined appearance (of accommodation) Opposite of designed for luxury Opposite of involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language Opposite of well off, or not struggling financially Opposite of bearing good value, worth or reliability Noun Opposite of an unfounded or tentative belief or idea Opposite of a superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained Opposite of a sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behavior Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained Opposite of a notion, impression or idea (of something) Opposite of a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than fact Opposite of an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained Opposite of a state of dreaming while awake Opposite of an impulsive or illogical desire Opposite of a desire that appears inconceivable Verb Opposite of to think or suppose Opposite of to feel a desire or liking for Opposite of to find physically alluring Opposite of to form an understanding or conclusion from something Opposite of to have a belief or opinion about something, sometimes irrationally Opposite of to suppose to be the case, without proof … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of sophisticated in a way that is intended to impress plain modest simple unfancy ordinary unsophisticated vanilla basic cheap common unfussy commonplace middling unostentatious homespun reasonable everyday patternless unobtrusive undecorated unpretentious chaste moderate unpatterned homely inferior unornamented bare unadorned unembellished workaday bare bones bare-bones no-frills ordinary-looking plain-featured plain vanilla stripped down without frills temperate austere spartan muted restrained poor stark severe ugly understated unornate inelaborate humble white natural regular normal undesigning discreet helpful inexpensive aiding unflowery straightforward frugal unpresumptuous unelaborate unassuming ingenuous pretensionless minimal unaffected noncomplex uncomplicated noncomplicated functional usual easy utilitarian penny plain subdued offensive dull more ❯ “I just need some plain utensils for everyday use.” Adjective ▲ (cheap) Opposite of expensive in a way that is intended to impress cheap affordable budget inexpensive bargain discounted economy bargainous giveaway uncostly cost-effective cut-price cut-rate dirt cheap half-price half-priced keenly priced low-cost low-price low-priced marked down moderately priced modestly priced on sale reasonably priced sale-price on special offer cost next to nothing “We will have to settle for cheap accommodation during our trip to Europe.” Adjective ▲ (cheap) Opposite of expensive in a way that is intended to impress cheap shoddy tawdry worthless bad tacky trashy average grotty mediocre detestable junky lousy rubbishy unpleasant disgraceful graceless pitiful rubbish tinhorn disgusting lame shabby wretched cheapie deplorable tatty abominable crass distasteful meretricious cheapo dirty gimcrack paltry reprehensible unsavoryUS unsavouryUK disreputable inadequate naff substandard cheesy crummy dud scroungy trumpery abhorrent cruddy grubby pitiable tattered vulgar below average below par below standard el cheapo low-end low-grade poor-quality run-down two-bit cheap and nasty second-rate third-rate “She would have to be considered the event's worst-dressed celebrity after showing up in a cheap dress.” Adjective ▲ (simple) Opposite of complex or complicated in nature simple plain easy straightforward uncomplicated elementary clear uninvolved effortless painless manageable unproblematic unambiguous undemanding noncomplex unsophisticated unexacting obvious apprehensible unfancy noncomplicated comprehendible fathomable comprehensible intelligible graspable apparent basic coherent understandable no-frills well-defined self-explanatory clearly expressed user friendly user-friendly “Let's keep the objective simple and discuss the specifics later.” Adjective ▲ (simple) Opposite of complex or complicated in nature simple clear comprehensible plain intelligible lucid understandable basic explicit specific graspable fathomable coherent apprehensible unsophisticated articulate direct comprehendible precise pellucid unambiguous clearly expressed self-explanatory user friendly user-friendly well-defined “Just keep things simple for Robert to prevent any miscomprehension on his part.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of ostentatiously attractive or impressive understated conservative quiet tasteful unflamboyant unflashy downbeat low-key modest natural plain unaffected drab simple subdued ungaudy unobtrusive Adjective ▲ Opposite of elegant and luxurious austere destitute plain poor second-rate humble spartan ascetic ascetical no-frills modest inferior small unfashionable simple unpretentious unostentatious unassuming common ordinary discreet downmarket cheap unstylish old-fashioned depressed economical restrained stark little trivial insignificant lowly manageable obscure unobtrusive meagreUK plebeian frugal scanty thrifty sparing miserly stingy proletarian wanting insufficient saving sparse meagerUS spare lacking barren scarce low-key low-profile dowdy basic shabby inelegant mediocre tacky unsophisticated disreputable rubbishy rough lower-class low-class shoddy low quality cheap and nasty low cost more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude moderate reasonable sensible temperate middling modest cheap inhibited limited logical low restrained rightful warranted ok enough mild inexpensive fair good competitive Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a stylish or refined appearance slovenly unkempt Adjective ▲ (of accommodation) Opposite of designed for luxury cramped uncomfortable compact confined constricted inadequate incommodious jammed little minimal narrow small tiny confining immured incapacious limited narrowed pent restricted miserable destitute pitiable “With very little in hand, all she could afford was a cramped motel room just outside the city.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of involving the use of exaggerated or flowery writing or language plain simple abbreviated abridged compressed contracted shrunken understated Adjective ▲ Opposite of well off, or not struggling financially poor unwealthy broke destitute hard up penurious unprosperous bankrupt fortuneless hard beggared beggarly dirt poor down-and-out flat broke impoverished indigent moneyless pauperized penniless pinched poverty-stricken stone broke “They disenfranchised poor people by making property ownership a requirement for registering to vote.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of bearing good value, worth or reliability worthless terrible unworthy bad insignificant empty futile inconsequential ineffectual atrocious barren bogus counterproductive dreadful execrable hollow horrible inferior inutile lousy meaningless mediocre miserable nugatory paltry pathetic pointless poor profitless trifling trivial unimportant unproductive unprofitable unusable useless valueless wasted awful horrendous horrid rotten unavailing unessential wretched low-grade middling rubbish second-class second-rate substandard trashy unsatisfactory “I will tell you in good faith, Sir, that this is a worthless investment, and your money is better spent elsewhere.” Noun ▲ Opposite of an unfounded or tentative belief or idea certainty confidence fact truth assurance conviction positiveness belief certitude sureness factualness dogmatism concrete credence staunchness assuredness satisfaction faith authoritativeness reliability definiteness positivism cocksureness firmness cast-iron certainty “I can say with absolute certainty that we will reach our targets by the end of the year.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a superficial or transient feeling of liking or attraction aversion disgust dislike hatred abhorrence hate repugnance repulsion resistance revulsion avoidance detestation averseness displeasure distaste indisposition antipathy dissatisfaction antagonism disliking animosity disinterest disfavorUS disfavourUK hostility loathing odium disinclination mislike opposition indifference apathy fairness impartiality reality satisfaction enmity justice disregard unconcern lethargy calm ill will plenty comfort objection disapproval grievance resentment scorn horror gripe abomination execration pet hate more ❯ “I have a complete aversion to people with bad breath.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained actuality certainty dislike fact hate plan reality seriousness truth proof materiality calculation measurement knowledge disbelief concrete physicality verity factuality trueness facticity principle sincerity veracity Noun ▲ Opposite of a sudden and unaccountable change of mood or behavior constancy constant dependability normality steadfastness Noun ▲ Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained commonality normality ordinary regular regularity seriousness Noun ▲ Opposite of a notion, impression or idea (of something) abortion being concrete death fact ignorance misconception misunderstanding reality truth Noun ▲ Opposite of a feeling or guess based on intuition rather than fact knowledge proof reality reason trust truth Noun ▲ Opposite of an activity done regularly in one's leisure time for pleasure job work boredom dislike entertainment hate profession vocation standard calm seriousness dullness simplicity tradition Noun ▲ Opposite of a sudden desire or change of mind, especially one that is unusual or unexplained happiness Noun ▲ Opposite of a state of dreaming while awake nightmare Noun ▲ Opposite of an impulsive or illogical desire choice Noun ▲ Opposite of a desire that appears inconceivable reality certainty actuality inevitability actual fact actualization cinch fact materialisationUK materializationUS foregone conclusion inevitable result safe bet shoo-in sure bet sure thing all sewn up “Now that I have some money in the bank, my desire to travel the world will become a reality soon enough.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to think or suppose doubt disbelieve distrust mistrust query question suspect misdoubt misgive skepticize challenge dispute debate contest be apprehensive be skeptical be unconvinced be unsure cast doubt feel apprehensive have doubts have misgivings have qualms have reservations not believe call in question call into question have no confidence have no faith be surprised be amazed “I doubt that you will ever have the fortune of winning the lottery in your lifetime.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to feel a desire or liking for hate dislike oppose refuse despise detest reject abhor loathe resent discountenance disfavorUS disfavourUK loath disdain lament deplore mislike scorn bewail spurn disapprove bemoan dislike greatly find intolerable frown upon object to shudder at feel aversion towards feel hostile towards feel malice to feel revulsion towards regard with contempt regard with disgust bear a grudge against shun abjure abominate contemn frown on not want execrate antipathize disrelish ignore surrender yield don't like have be unenthusiastic about concentrate focus give not care for disapprove of be averse to spit upon deride have no taste for repudiate snub have no stomach for not take kindly to not appreciate have no use for revile have an aversion to look down on feel contempt for look down one's nose at recoil from be turned off to be generous more ❯ “I would hate being on the losing team right now.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to find physically alluring disgust offend repulse revolt outrage repel sicken bother irk upset dissatisfy displease affront appalUK appallUS anger pique disturb disenchant nauseate dismay horrify annoy gross out put off turn off make sick “I'm attracted to her good looks, but her bad habits really disgust me.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to form an understanding or conclusion from something destroy disbelieve disperse disregard distribute divide ignore induce leave misunderstand reject scatter not believe Verb ▲ Opposite of to have a belief or opinion about something, sometimes irrationally distrust disregard refute disbelieve dismiss dispute reject ignore misdoubt contend contest debate deny oppose repudiate refuse abandon abstain desert discard exclude forget misunderstand neglect know measure calculate leave not believe question wonder prove subtract swallow buy accept be certain be confident of look away be honest “I will distrust in the existence of any deity until science has proven otherwise.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to suppose to be the case, without proof know comprehend recogniseUK recognizeUS understand get grasp realiseUK realizeUS learn perceive see conceive grok cognize discern sense fathom of be aware of be conscious of be informed of have knowledge of “These matters are of grave public concern and the people deserve to know the truth.” Find more words! 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