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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of more favorable Opposite of comparative for having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards doing something Opposite of comparative for having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards an activity Opposite of comparative for having or demonstrating an unwavering devotion toward someone or something Opposite of comparative for having or showing great perception or insight (of one's senses) Opposite of comparative for sensitive or perceptive to changes Opposite of comparative for significant or extreme in degree or intensity Opposite of comparative for harshly sarcastic or satirical in nature (keen on) Opposite of comparative for having an attraction to (of the edge or point of a blade) Opposite of comparative for having a sharp or pointed edge (US, informal, dated) Opposite of comparative for the best of its kind or class (of the air or wind) Opposite of comparative for extremely cold (British, of prices) Opposite of comparative for extremely low in price as to be competitive … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of more favorable lower poorer worse more unfavourable more negative more unfavorable more disagreeable more untoward “Many people now had a lower opinion of him due to his string of poor performances.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards doing something shoddier sloppier recklesser lazier slacker untidier more apathetic more casual more indifferent more unenthusiastic more complacent more disinterested more dispassionate more insouciant more lackadaisical more nonchalant more disregardful more slapdash more unmotivated more careless more lacklusterUS more lacklustreUK more thoughtless more impassible more insensible more slipshod more uninterested more inattentive more indolent more listless more unthoughtful more pococurante more unconcerned more heedless more negligent more perfunctory more unambitious more languid more uncaring more derelict more incurious more passionless more torpid more half-hearted more laid-back “It was a sign to the recruiter that Bill was apathetic to the role when he presented unshaven and in casual attire for the interview.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards an activity choppier stolider lazier shorter-term more casual more intermittent more irregular more aperiodic more temporary more episodic more spontaneous more sporadic more apathetic more episodical more passive more dispassionate more impassive more uninterested more torpid more unenthusiastic more lackadaisical more seasonal more trivial more indifferent more languid more passionless more half-hearted more laid-back “I was just a casual follower of tennis, but a fanatic enthusiast of basketball.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having or demonstrating an unwavering devotion toward someone or something fickler more disloyal more faithless more unfaithful more irresolute more uncertain more vacillating more perfidious more recreant more traitorous more arbitrary more unreliable more inconsistent more unsettled more unstable more treacherous more indecisive more mercurial more undependable “I'm pretty fickle when it comes to supporting my country during the Olympics.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having or showing great perception or insight obtuser dimmer duller stupider ignoranter foolisher simpler dumber dopier slower denser blunter thicker dozier stolider crasser dorkier more fatuous more senseless more doltish more unperceptive more chowderheaded more dopey more softheaded more unsmart more chuckleheaded more unbrilliant more woodenheaded more birdbrained more unintelligent more bubbleheaded more lumpish more witless more bovine more gormless more imperceptive more mindless more pointless more brainless more idiotic more oafish more blockheaded more knuckleheaded more opaque more airheaded more divvy more dunderheaded more lamebrained more uncomprehending more vacuous more blockish more boneheaded more muttonheaded more pinheaded more thickheaded more dim-witted more dull-witted more empty-headed more half-baked more simple-minded more slow-witted more thick-witted “If you have a point, you sure have an obtuse way of explaining it!” Adjective ▲ (of one's senses) Opposite of comparative for sensitive or perceptive to changes weaker faultier sicker unhealthier poorer buggier shoddier badder duffer more defective more flawed more deficient more imperfect more unsound more abnormal more substandard more deformed more amiss more blemished more subnormal more warped more damaged more inadequate more unreliable “Due to his age, little Gip may have weak eyes, but he still whips his tail into a frenzy when he sees me.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for significant or extreme in degree or intensity lighter milder softer gentler fainter weaker balmier mellower normaler fairer benigner paltrier wimpier lower tenderer duller meeker tamer placider feebler vaguer meagererUS meagrerUK more moderate more reasonable more temperate more minimal more genial more controlled more mediocre more intermediate more measured more conservative more lacklusterUS more lacklustreUK more restrained more average more inconsiderable more superficial more abstinent more subdued more equable more limited more modest more ordinary more clement more imperceptible more half-hearted more low-key “In spite of her frugal spendings, Eva only had a moderate urge to shop, preferring instead to use her time to upkeep her house.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for harshly sarcastic or satirical in nature milder duller blander lighter mellower flatter meagererUS meagrerUK tamer feebler slighter vaguer meeker paltrier fainter more equable more moderate more spiritless more insignificant more minor more token more unimportant more vanilla more indifferent more subdued more trivial more modest more superficial more trifling more half-hearted “It started with a tweet which turned into a mild piece of fake news.” Adjective ▲ (keen on) Opposite of comparative for having an attraction to warier unsurer more indifferent more aloof more dispassionate more unenthusiastic more disinterested more impartial more insouciant more apathetic more bored more unimpressed more reserved more apprehensive more reluctant more uninterested more insecure more scornful more diffident more inhibited more unmoved more casual more nonchalant more unconfident more hesitant more uninspired more pococurante more reticent more supercilious more uncertain more doubtful more dubious more incurious more unassured more distrustful more suspicious more unaroused more uncaring more self-conscious “I have a deep physical attraction towards Boris, but I'm completely indifferent to his personality.” Adjective ▲ (of the edge or point of a blade) Opposite of comparative for having a sharp or pointed edge blunter obtuser duller stubbier more rounded more worn more stubbed “You can't cut sashimi with a blunt knife!” Adjective ▲ (US, informal, dated) Opposite of comparative for the best of its kind or class awfuller lousier rottener terribler poorer wretcheder badder cheaper lamer woefuller cruddier uselesser duffer horribler suckier viler crummier paltrier more atrocious more execrable more pathetic more dreadful more laughable more rubbish more hopeless more loathsome more deficient more dismal more horrendous more abysmal more offensive more worthless more detestable more substandard more deplorable more disgraceful more lamentable more unsatisfactory more abominable more inadequate more appalling more low-grade more second-rate “This is an atrocious phone! The battery life does not even last a full day!” Adjective ▲ (of the air or wind) Opposite of comparative for extremely cold milder balmier calmer gentler pleasanter hotter warmer fairer clearer kinder softer finer meeker tranquiler placider peacefuller breezier benigner more clement more moderate more temperate more lenient more docile more serene more benignant more favorableUS more favourableUK more genial more peaceable more equable more easy-going “Let's organize a picnic if this mild weather lasts over the weekend.” Adjective ▲ (British, of prices) Opposite of comparative for extremely low in price as to be competitive higher pricier extremer lavisher steeper higher-priced more prohibitive more excessive more exorbitant more expensive more outrageous more unaffordable more unreasonable more inflated more overinflated more prohibitory more insane more inordinate more unwarranted more disproportionate more overpriced more preposterous more extravagant more unconscionable more extortionate more overextravagant more ridiculous more over the top “I would love to expand our agenda in our itinerary but our budget just won't afford us those experiences with exorbitant prices!” Find more words! 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