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Opposite of bigger or bulkier in physical size
(of a physical object) Opposite of comparative for possessing great weight
“Our suitcase was very light once we emptied it after returning from our trip.”
Opposite of comparative for with force
“The pinata would fail to break after a few soft blows from the children.”
Opposite of comparative for requiring significant physical exertion
“She found being a dog walker to be easy, yet satisfying, work.”
Opposite of comparative for mentally oppressive or hard to endure
“The success of his business proved to be an uplifting blessing on his mind and spirit.”
Opposite of comparative for of substantial density
“The skies were clear and filled with wispy clouds.”
(of rain) Opposite of comparative for falling with force
“The weather forecast predicts light rain tomorrow.”
Opposite of comparative for having a subject matter of importance
“This is a minor matter which we can ignore for now.”
Opposite of comparative for influential or powerful in rank, position, or status
“It will be a concert that brings together a group of unknown talent in the field of modern hip-hop.”
Opposite of comparative for containing perceptible moisture
“It is an arid climate with a few registered inches of rainfall in a normal year.”
Opposite of comparative for having a muddy or sticky consistency
“The most suitable land for vanilla is gently sloping with light friable soil.”
Opposite of comparative for large in size, amount, or intensity
“The banks have suffered inconsequential losses from investing in a few small businesses.”
(of the elements) Opposite of comparative for violently disturbed or agitated
“The rough weather had passed and the sea was now calm.”
Opposite of comparative for extreme in intensity
“The two opposing groups had a half-hearted fight before going their separate ways.”
(of an activity) Opposite of comparative for excessive in nature
“He was a moderate drinker who was always fully aware of his limits.”
(heavy on) Opposite of comparative for consisting of or using a lot of
“German food is light on chilies and exotic spices.”
Opposite of comparative for feeling sluggish or slow
“After a good night's sleep, his body was feeling energetic again.”
Opposite of comparative for filled with sadness or melancholy
“I look forward to seeing you again with a joyful heart.”
(of a literary work) Opposite of comparative for overly serious or difficult
“The author's latest works were enthralling, arousing the interest of readers worldwide.”
(predicative) Opposite of comparative for weighed down with something
“The crates were empty of any items whatsoever.”
Opposite of comparative for indelicate or coarse in appearance or manner
“When he lifts up his baseball cap to scratch his hair, the soft features of a boy-band dreamboat are revealed.”
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