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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of peaceful and calm, free from disturbance Opposite of having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth Opposite of having an easy-going mood or temperament (of a place, period of time, or situation) Opposite of without disturbance, activity or excitement Opposite of marked by growth in the state of well-being Opposite of bright and warm with sun and sunlight Opposite of peaceful, calm, and free from noise or disturbance Opposite of having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature Opposite of relaxed or leisurely Opposite of bringing wealth and success Opposite of extremely, almost perfectly, blissful Opposite of the pleasantness of warm and sunny weather Opposite of of or relating to summer Opposite of showing the signs of future success Opposite of free of concern or worries … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of peaceful and calm, free from disturbance stormy agitated angry inclement restless rough tempestuous turbulent unquiet unsettled disturbed perturbed flustered troubled upset discomposed unglued unstrung unhinged anxious concerned ruffled worried unnerved excitable temperamental passionate impulsive emotional violent excited wild Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth depressed unprosperous unsuccessful troubled failed declining failing losing quiet disadvantageous slack barren sparse poorest unhappy worst unhealthy impoverished languishing moribund dying ailing withering bankrupt poverty-stricken infirm poor on the rocks most unfavourable Adjective ▲ Opposite of having an easy-going mood or temperament anxious insecure nervous nervy concerned restless stressed stressful agitated agitating apprehensive distressed angsty antsy dithery edgy jittery uncomfortable uneasy uptight unrelaxed unsettled worried worrisome fearful queasy queazy tense troubled discomposed jumpy overstrung panicky perturbed disquieting distressful distressing disturbed disturbing solicitous taut twitchy unnerving unsettling fidgety flurried overanxious overwrought shivery toey fraught fretful frightened shaky spooked spooky “Jim has an anxious personality and persistently worries about trivial things.” Adjective ▲ (of a place, period of time, or situation) Opposite of without disturbance, activity or excitement lively bustling vivacious busy frenetic animated buzzing dynamic energetic spirited stimulating active boisterous effervescent entertaining exciting festive full of pep go-go rip-roaring wild vibrant unsettled frantic chaotic frenzied hectic manic peppy buzzy thriving rousing happening electrifying brisk stirring furious very busy very active full of activity full of life fast and furious clamorous rowdy raucous obstreperous noisy rumbustious roistering loud tumultuous clattery uproarious unruly riotous restless rambunctious overexcited deafening ebullient vociferous roisterous rollicking rough vociferant exuberant unquiet robustious disorderly uncontrolled excited clangorous agitated uninhibited bouncy undisciplined strident unrestrained romping hell-raising frisky high-spirited over-the-top more ❯ “New York is a lively city that never sleeps.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of marked by growth in the state of well-being weakening declining failing deteriorating flagging struggling fading falling waning worsening destitute hopeless impoverished unprosperous unsuccessful getting worse “After a short period of prosperity, the country's economy is now weakening again.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of bright and warm with sun and sunlight bleak cloudy dirty foul nasty overcast rainy raw rough squally stormy sunless tempestuous turbulent gloomy drab foggy blustery miserable dim harsh dreary clouded severe dark inclement dull Adjective ▲ Opposite of peaceful, calm, and free from noise or disturbance noisy boisterous clamorous clattery deafening inclement loud raucous restless rip-roaring roistering romping rough rowdy stormy tempestuous tumultuous unquiet uproarious woollyUK woolyUS turbulent bustling violent unsettled agitated wild angry choppy disturbed blustery fierce thunderous blustering storming raging stormful squally windy stirred paroxysmal unstable ferocious explosive bumpy roily heavy destructive convulsive rabid active lively storm-tossed moving astir humming busy rackety bold chaotic troubled howling shifting wavy ripply uneven variable furious unruly harsh swirling windswept immoderate broken stirred up changing more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature rigorous fixed meticulous rigid set strict stringent ascetic authoritarian demanding fastidious fussy hard inflexible intransigent methodical onerous pedantic resolute static unchanging uncompromising unrelenting unwavering unyielding diligent extreme firm gruellingUK gruelingUS harsh immutable invariable particular precise scrupulous thorough unadaptable unalterable finical finicky laborious painstaking punctilious religious unbending undeviating unchangeable “Laura has a rigorous diet when it comes to her fitness regime.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of relaxed or leisurely stressful strenuous laborious tiring demanding hectic burdensome challenging arduous exhausting onerous taxing tense testing agitating wearing wearisome backbreaking difficult draining effortful fractious frustrating gruelingUS gruellingUK hard tiresome toilsome tough traumatic trying worrying anxiety-ridden back-breaking nerve-racking “We went away for a quick holiday but the kids made it rather stressful.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of bringing wealth and success unsuccessful unprosperous failed failing unprofitable unfortunate unlucky hopeless unpromising weak frustrated luckless depressed losing hapless lacking ill-fated ill-omened loss-making “After yet another unsuccessful venture, he felt like the American dream was eluding him.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of extremely, almost perfectly, blissful hellish bad disagreeble flawed imperfect nightmarish urban Adjective ▲ Opposite of the pleasantness of warm and sunny weather dark lugubrious overcast tenebrous black depressing dispiriting drab dreary dull gloomy grayUS greyUK hazy rainy winteryUK wintryUS afflictive bleak cheerless cloudy depressed desolate disheartening dismal doleful dolorous forlorn horrible joyless lowering melancholy miserable monotonous morbid murky oppressive sad shadowy somberUS sombreUK sorrowful tedious troublesome unfortunate unhappy unpleasant “We had to cancel our date at the beach due to overcast weather.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of or relating to summer brumal hibernal Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing the signs of future success inauspicious discouraging unpromising unpropitious disheartening hopeless bleak dark depressing desperate dim dismal downbeat dreary futureless gloomy pessimistic unencouraging unfavorableUS unlikely bad black ill-omened infelicitous ominous unfavourableUK unfortunate unlucky disastrous inopportune ruinous unhappy unsuitable Adjective ▲ Opposite of free of concern or worries careworn anxious stressed worried beleaguered troubled burdened harassed strained distraught haggard overburdened grim hassled heavy-laden pinched weighed down “His hair was white, but he seemed so full of life beneath his rough, careworn exterior.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word halcyon Words that rhyme with halcyon What is the plural of halcyon? What is the adjective for halcyon? What is the noun for halcyon? Translations for halcyon Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words hale hale and hearty haled haleness haler hales halalness halalizing halalizes halalized halalize halalization 7-letter Words Starting With h ha hal halc halcy halcyo