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Opposite of comparative for significantly high in temperature
“You'll want to wear warm clothing if you're going to be exposed to cold temperatures.”
(of the weather or climate) Opposite of comparative for having a high degree of heat or a high temperature
“It has been surprisingly less chilly this year than in previous winters.”
Opposite of comparative for feeling or producing an uncomfortable sensation of bodily heat
“He went to bed feeling cold and shivery.”
Opposite of comparative for spicy to taste
“The curry was quite mild, and hardly as spicy as was advertised.”
Opposite of comparative for involving much passion and intensity
“We expected a fiery debate, but as it turned out, the audience was very dispassionate about the subject.”
Opposite of comparative for involving much activity, debate, or interest
“Much to everyone's surprise, the hugely anticipated interview between the two firebrands was very civilized and calm.”
(more passive) Opposite of comparative for filled with passionate excitement, anger, or other strong emotion
“You have been very passive about something that is entirely within your control to put a lid on.”
(happier) Opposite of comparative for filled with passionate excitement, anger, or other strong emotion
“The coach declared he was pleased with his team's effort, despite the loss.”
Opposite of comparative for showing a keen desire or enthusiasm
“When I showed him the report that demonstrated the dire state of our economy, he was indifferent.”
Opposite of comparative for currently popular, fashionable, or in demand
“Zoolander has just become a washed-up male model.”
Opposite of comparative for having a high quality of its kind
“The lettering strongly resembled a hideous scrawl, while the spelling and grammar were equally atrocious.”
Opposite of comparative for having a strong primal desire
“She awkwardly danced in a seductive manner, but he was completely unaroused.”
Opposite of comparative for tending to provoke a strong primal desire
“I didn't think he could wear anything more unflattering than what he wore yesterday, but I have been proven wrong.”
Opposite of comparative for stolen or otherwise illegally obtained
“He had come by the funds through lawful means, and therefore, did not have to answer to charges of fraud.”
Opposite of comparative for involving modern or contemporary methods or concepts
“The investigation found working practices to be incredibly dated and in need of reform.”
Opposite of comparative for very knowledgeable or skillful
“Before long, her hilariously inept culinary techniques force her to plead for help from neighbors.”
(informal) Opposite of comparative for physically attractive
“She wrote in a blog, describing years of poor self-esteem because of how unattractive she perceived herself to be.”
Opposite of comparative for fiercely competitive in nature
“Our team won the tournament easily as the other teams were largely noncompetitive.”
(informal) Opposite of comparative for exhibiting radioactivity
“The frozen embryo cannot survive outside of the cryogenic process.”
Opposite of comparative for at an extremely fast speed
“In reality, no person in their right mind would believe a turtle moving at a slow speed, could beat a rabbit running at top speed.”
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