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(used especially as an intensifier) Opposite of extraordinarily good or great
“With a poor grasp of the English language, her ambition and hopes of being successful in America were dashed away with her father's passing.”
Opposite of having or involving a great deal of knowledge or skill in a particular area
“In inexpert hands, inappropriate investigation often takes precedence.”
Opposite of excelling above all others
“Being extremely uncoordinated, he was by far the worst athlete in the team.”
Opposite of endowed with special abilities indicative of skill or talent
“This success will help these students be more comfortable in drawing later and not think that they are untalented in art.”
Opposite of unusually good or remarkable
“I'm just an ordinary woman, living a regular life with a normal family, and married to an extraordinary husband.”
Opposite of noteworthy historically, or among one's peers
“He was just one of many unknown painters from the 19th century.”
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