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Contexts ▼▲ Noun A student or scholar at a school, college, or educational institution Opposite of someone who is new to a task or activity, or has only recently started Opposite of a person who is studying at a university or other place of higher education Adjective (of food) Opposite of comparative for recently procured or harvested (of food) Opposite of comparative for not having been processed Opposite of comparative for recently produced Opposite of comparative for clean from having been washed Opposite of comparative for in an unmarked or unused condition Opposite of comparative for unique or original in nature Opposite of comparative for additional or supplemental (of a person) Opposite of comparative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position (of a person) Opposite of comparative for full of energy and vigor (of a colour or a person's complexion) Opposite of comparative for bright or healthy in appearance (of the climate) Opposite of comparative for pleasantly refreshing and cool (of the wind) Opposite of comparative for cold and moderately strong in nature (informal) Opposite of comparative for presumptuous, especially in a flirtatious way (informal) Opposite of comparative for presumptuous, especially in a flirtatious way (informal) Opposite of comparative for fashionable and in style Opposite of comparative for clearly visible from being recently produced (of color) Opposite of comparative for not worn or faded … more ▼ ▲ Noun ▲ A student or scholar at a school, college, or educational institution finalist contestant challenger contender frontrunner Noun ▲ Opposite of someone who is new to a task or activity, or has only recently started veteran expert authority old-timer boffin master old hand pro professional vet fundi teacher trouper old stager past master tutor nonstudent fan spectator schoolteacher schoolmaster instructor coach guru mentor adept virtuoso wizard ignoramus grandmaster maven Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who is studying at a university or other place of higher education nonstudent teacher professor educator instructor lecturer pedagogUS pedagogueUK principal tutor educationist schoolteacher counsellorUK counselorUS schoolmaster schoolmistress advisor “Tim is frequently mistaken for a nonstudent of the college because of his mature appearance.” Adjective ▲ (of food) Opposite of comparative for recently procured or harvested rottener staler fouler ranker badder fustier mustier sourer danker funkier mouldierUK moldierUS nastier stenchier disgustinger grosser smellier more putrid more rancid more soiled more decayed more spoiledUS more spoiltUK more fetidUS more stagnant more stinking more tainted more contaminated more malodorous more noisome more noxious more off more ruined more nauseating more nidorous more putrescent more repulsive more revolting “We need to do a clean out of our refrigerator as a lot of the food inside is now stale.” Adjective ▲ (of food) Opposite of comparative for not having been processed more processed more unnatural more manufactured more refined more frozen more artificial more bottled more pickled more prepared more fermented more industrial more mass-produced more packed “I think it would be beneficial if we minimized the amount of processed food we consume.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for recently produced older maturer earlier more aged more past more previous more forgotten more mediaevalUK more medievalUS more prehistoric more primaevalUK more primevalUS more advanced “The fingerprints found at the scene of the crime were old and had been left behind some time ago.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for clean from having been washed dirtier filthier uncleaner dingier greasier grimier cruddier grubbier grungier muckier scummier slimier sootier squalider untidier sordider more stained more soiled more impure more sullied more discoloredUS more discolouredUK more polluted more unkempt more defiled more spotted more unhygienic more unsanitary more marked more tainted more tarnished “The bed sheets are dirty and unsuitable for our guests who are arriving later today.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for in an unmarked or unused condition older more used more foreowned more worn more shopsoiled “All I have is a used sheet of paper to write on.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for unique or original in nature commoner maturer widerspread ancienter older normaler boringer triter more traditional more classic more conventional more antiquated more customary more dated more established more familiar more time-honored more usual more classical more obsolete more old-fashioned more standard more timeworn more unoriginal more basic more general more hackneyed more ordinary more orthodox more outdated more outmoded more prevailing more recognisedUK more recognizedUS more regular more run-of-the-mill more tired more typical more vanilla more vintage more well-worn more out-of-date more worn more derivative more imitative “The company uses a traditional approach to selling goods online.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for additional or supplemental more reduced more diminished more negative “I now have fewer eggs because a couple of them have fallen and splattered on the floor.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of comparative for new or inexperienced for a given role or position maturer worldlier more experienced more seasoned more accomplished more qualified more versed more knowledgeable more trained more hardened more old-time more practisedUK more practicedUS more pro more tried more up to speed more weathered more worldly-wise “The company has recruited some experienced executives who can hit the ground running immediately.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of comparative for full of energy and vigor sleepier sluggisher wearier drowsier slower weaker droopier fainter heavier lazier more tired more exhausted more lethargic more fatigued more drained more enervated more lifeless more spiritless more beat more inert more laggard more languorous more listless more shattered more torpid more unenergetic more languid more slothful more slumberous more slow-moving more somnolent more tuckered out more worn out “I feel really tired because I had trouble sleeping last night.” Adjective ▲ (of a colour or a person's complexion) Opposite of comparative for bright or healthy in appearance paler sallower pastier ashier pallider sicklier unhealthier wanner yellower duller more ashen more anaemicUK more anemicUS more colorlessUS more colourlessUK more jaundiced more waxy “She had just shaken off a severe illness and looked pale as her recovery continued.” Adjective ▲ (of the climate) Opposite of comparative for pleasantly refreshing and cool gloomier cloudier darker bleaker drearier duskier hazier murkier sombererUS sombrerUK dimmer duller grayerUS greyerUK more overcast more clouded more depressing more dismal more funereal “We decided to stay indoors as the day was gloomy and uninviting.” Adjective ▲ (of the wind) Opposite of comparative for cold and moderately strong in nature warmer sultrier summerier hotter drier humider sweatier toastier torrider muggier more stifling more boiling more scorching more sizzling more burning more roasting more sweltry “We lazed on the tropical beach enjoying the warm breeze blowing from the ocean.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for presumptuous, especially in a flirtatious way timider shier humbler meeker gentler feebler mousier more abashed more modest more bashful more demure more proper more deferential more blushing “There's no chance of timid Tim standing with a buffalo stance and being fresh with me.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for presumptuous, especially in a flirtatious way politer gentler kinder suaver courtlier better-behaved better-mannered better-bred more courteous more respectful more considerate more chivalrous more civil more gracious more mannerly more civilisedUK more civilizedUS more cultivated more gallant more noble more refined more thoughtful more gentlemanlike more honorableUS more honourableUK more affable more debonair more elegant more genteel more polished more soft-spoken more well-spoken more high-minded “It's always a pleasure to meet a courteous man.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for fashionable and in style tackier frumpier dowdier more unfashionable more outdated more unstylish more antiquated more dated more out-of-date more defunct more old-fashioned more outmoded more passe more uncool more obsolete more unchic more unmodish “Parachute pants are quite unfashionable in this day and age.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for clearly visible from being recently produced obscurer unclearer fuzzier blurrier vaguer more indistinct more ambiguous more blurred more faded more inconspicuous more indiscernible more indistinguishable more ill-defined more indefinite “The footprints were now indistinct after several days of rain.” Adjective ▲ (of color) Opposite of comparative for not worn or faded duller paler drabber flatter more faded more colorlessUS more colourlessUK more lifeless more lusterless more lacklusterUS more lacklustreUK more washed out “The paint was now dull and faded after years of being exposed to the elements.” Find more words! 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