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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of having or showing impressive beauty or scale Opposite of graceful and stylish in appearance or manner Opposite of grand and impressive in appearance Opposite of characterized by, or suggestive of, luxury Opposite of pleasing or impressive to general or refined tastes (US, informal, dated) Opposite of the best of its kind or class Opposite of elegantly tall, graceful, and attractive Opposite of resembling a king or some aspect of one Opposite of inspiring awe or wonder (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form Opposite of having influence or power Opposite of marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette Opposite of having a dignified in manner, tone, or style … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing impressive beauty or scale humble unimposing ineloquent low undignified unheroic unimpressive ignoble lowly modest ordinary pathetic pitiful unassuming undistinguished shabby unpretentious quiet shy reserved meek simple withdrawn diffident demure unaffected retiring bashful timid reticent natural unostentatious restrained unassertive plain shrinking unobtrusive timorous ingenuous genuine artless cowardly craven backward spineless unpretending pusillanimous chicken mousy inconspicuous average gutless unsuitable yellow mild ungentlemanly unladylike recreant mediocre unrefined unfitting unseemly unworthy unbecoming demeaning cheapening debasing unbefitting unconfident infra dig lowering discreditable dastardly mortifying indifferent dishonorableUS dishonourableUK insecure belittling ignominious shaming inelegant shameful disgraceful humiliating scandalous untoward improper degrading inglorious sorry indecorous uninspiring abject unceremonious indecent inappropriate prim lacking dignity wretched base beneath you beneath one's dignity vulgar mean silly frivolous goofy flighty giddy uneloquent insignificant underwhelming unremarkable crass bad poor beneath below more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of graceful and stylish in appearance or manner dowdy graceless styleless tasteless unfashionable unhandsome unstylish outdated outmoded dated antiquated archaic obsolete out tacky cheesy prehistoric square antediluvian passé bygone defunct frumpy trashy superseded unhip unpopular crusty vulgar passe yesterday's out of date out of fashion out of style old hat old-fangled olde worlde out of the ark not fashionable inelegant ticky-tacky ticky-tack plain shabby frumpish faded dull inferior dreary frowzy dingy daggy drab stodgy old-fashioned badly dressed out-of-date more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of grand and impressive in appearance unimposing modest flighty frivolous giddy goofy humble silly undignified unheroic unimpressive insignificant mean ordinary petty poor bad common ignoble inferior little small subordinate tiny trivial ugly unexciting unimportant simple lowly unassuming average uninspiring undistinguished regular normal mediocre plain typical unremarkable low shabby homely unobtrusive restrained minor commonplace second-rate trifling slight lilliputian unexceptional insipid unstately informal standard uninspired inconsequential unextravagant plebeian workaday inelaborate indifferent meagerUS small-scale moderate calm mild meagreUK unadorned tawdry unsophisticated unornamented unexcessive unpretentious cheap economical unostentatious unrefined drab squalid sordid poverty-stricken beggarly dull unembroidered down-to-earth stupid unaware usual weak shoddy dark offensive paltry unintelligent mundane ridiculous secondary more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by, or suggestive of, luxury ascetic ascetical austere humble no-frills spartan modest poor small common unimpressive barren destitute economical impoverished inferior meagerUS ordinary plain frugal moderate uncomfortable meagreUK minor cramped miserable tiny Adjective ▲ Opposite of pleasing or impressive to general or refined tastes tasteless inelegant dowdy graceless styleless tacky unfashionable unhandsome unstylish brash flashy garish gaudy loud objectionable offensive showy tawdry twee uncultured unrefined vulgar crude homely inferior plain poor repulsive rough ugly unattractive unsophisticated unpolished unmannerly rude ill-bred coarse clumsy gauche awkward ungraceful ungainly uncultivated gawky impolite uncouth common maladroit trashy clunky barbaric undignified gross indelicate untasteful inept blundering oafish gangling rustical crass raw cheesy lumbering unskilful uncomfortable uneasy misshapen stilted stiff uncoordinated unimpressive rustic inexpert rough-hewn old-fashioned dull inapt indecorous inappropriate unfit shameless outlandish thoughtless tactless unworldly unseemly improper unsuitable socially awkward socially inept inexact sturdy undeveloped lower ungenteel strong primitive imprecise boorish low robust rudimentary inaccurate nonprogressive backward retarded philistine uncivilizedUS barbarous unladylike ungentlemanly uncivilisedUK harsh uncritical polluted dirtied undiscriminating corrupt more ❯ Adjective ▲ (US, informal, dated) Opposite of the best of its kind or class atrocious awful execrable pathetic lousy rotten terrible dreadful poor wretched bad cheap laughable rubbish hopeless lame loathsome woeful cruddy deficient dismal horrendous abysmal offensive useless worthless detestable duff garbage horrible substandard deplorable disgraceful lamentable shocking sucky unsatisfactory vile abominable crummy inadequate appalling inferior paltry low-grade low-quality poor-quality second-rate sub-par very bad faulty imperfect defective abject mediocre unacceptable grotty rubbishy subpar miserable suboptimal cheapjack disappointing direful crude weak pitiful egregious trashy shabby junky shoddy dire craptacular valueless below average third-rate below standard more ❯ “This is an atrocious phone! The battery life does not even last a full day!” Adjective ▲ Opposite of elegantly tall, graceful, and attractive short small ungainly Adjective ▲ Opposite of resembling a king or some aspect of one unkinglike unkingly Adjective ▲ Opposite of inspiring awe or wonder ordinary boring mediocre unremarkable lacklusterUS lacklustreUK mundane plain unimpressive uninteresting vapid average drab dreary dull insipid mind-numbing monotonous run-of-the-mill standard tame trite trivial unamazing unexceptional unexciting uninspired uninspiring vanilla aweless common commonplace customary flat humdrum lifeless normal prosaic routine simple stale typical unmemorable unnoteworthy usual wearisome tedious bland ugly blah insignificant unsurprising banal everyday characterless understated inconsiderable underwhelming regular colourlessUK colorlessUS familiar unextraordinary unimaginative more ❯ “We climbed to the top of the mountain, but the view from above turned out to be rather boring.” Adjective ▲ (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form ineloquent low undignified Adjective ▲ (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form ineloquent low undignified Adjective ▲ (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form ineloquent low undignified Adjective ▲ (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form ineloquent low undignified Adjective ▲ (ineloquent) Opposite of poised or dignified in style, tone, or form ineloquent low undignified Adjective ▲ Opposite of having influence or power insignificant unimportant anonymous common incapable ineffective low-ranking nameless normal ordinary unworthy down-to-earth egoless impotent inconsiderable menial self-distrustful self-reproachful self-reproving uncomplacent unknown unnoteworthy unsubstantial abased beggarly beneath boring brainless causeless counterproductive depthless diminutive dishonorableUS dishonoredUS dishonourableUK dishonouredUK futile inappreciable infamous inferior lesser little nondescript not rich pedestrian powerless regular run-of-the-mill second-class second-fiddle second-rate second-string small small-time weak abject ahistorical below below the mark childish lacking usual slight “The errand boy was an insignificant person, mostly unrecognized by those around him.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette unceremonious casual easygoing informal laid-back relaxed unobserved unofficial natural friendly without ceremony congenial ordinary simple nonformal spontaneous everyday conversational open private Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a dignified in manner, tone, or style crude vulgar rude uncouth crass graceless unrefined uncultivated uncultured unmannered tasteless unpolished ungracious blunt boorish churlish immature impolite mannerless rough uncivil ungentlemanly unladylike brusque coarse curt inconsiderate indecorous indelicate inelegant unmannerly discourteous harsh ignorant insensible lewd loud lowbrow backward common gruff incult oafish rugged sketchy brutish cloddish gross loutish raffish roughneck savage bad-mannered foul-mouthed ill-bred ill-mannered loud-mouthed low lowbred low-bred rough-hewn “She spoke in a crude way that was completely unfamiliar to him.” Find more words! 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