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Opposite of recognized as being reliable or accurate
Opposite of actually being or existing
Opposite of having a valid reason
Opposite of bearing good value, worth or reliability
“I will tell you in good faith, Sir, that this is a worthless investment, and your money is better spent elsewhere.”
Opposite of acceptable or appropriate
Opposite of based on, or displaying, common sense
“Of course, the moment I got there it was clear that all my concerns were completely groundless.”
Opposite of possible to be treated as fact
“During our second drink, I sketch imaginary facts about an imaginary life.”
Opposite of used as an intensifier
“To them, she was only a minor nuisance, a fly buzzing around the table that would be dispatched with the swat of a rolled-up newspaper.”
Opposite of having or showing high moral standards
Opposite of treating people equally without favoritism or discrimination
“If there was even a hint that the judge might be biased, I'd certainly be unhappy about it.”
Opposite of very appropriate or relevant to a particular situation
Opposite of real and tangible rather than imaginary
“He was simply trying to paint a picture of a possible or intelligible immaterial world.”
Opposite of approved or agreed upon
“A reseller has the right to contest a denied deal.”
Opposite of having a good reputation and well respected
(informal) Opposite of of the highest quality
“Bill's new car turned out to be a bum ride.”
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