Opposite of having reached maturity
“This young boy still has a lot to learn about manners.”
Opposite of sensible and balanced in personality and emotional behavior
“For a grown woman, she sure acts like an immature and petulant child.”
Opposite of having much experience in a particular field
“They are too young and inexperienced to be handling such dangerous machinery.”
Opposite of used euphemistically to describe someone middle-aged or old
“He still looked youthful despite his age.”
(of produce) Opposite of ready for consumption
“Ripe mangoes are eaten for dessert while pickles and chutney are prepared from unripe fruit.”
(of thought or planning) Opposite of careful or thorough in nature
“Any rash or ill-considered decision can have repercussions on the stability of this country.”
(of technology) Opposite of in a late stage of development
“The eatery was using an incredibly unevolved method of processing credit cards.”
Opposite of reaching a date at which payment is due
“We have some undue bills that we don't have to worry about for a few weeks.”
Opposite of dealing in or with explicit material suitable only for grown-ups
“The movie was innocent enough for children to watch.”
Opposite of mentally calm, having no emotion too strong or too weak
“It is in those of delicate health, neurotic disposition, and psychoneurotic tendencies, that reassurances are needed.”
Opposite of dependable, or capable of being trusted
“She was completely unreliable with looking after the children, as you can tell from their disheveled state.”
Opposite of reaching a date at which payment is due
Opposite of having or showing good sense or judgment
Opposite of constituting or resembling pornography
Opposite of familiar with and at ease in many different countries and cultures
(of a person) Opposite of having emotional or mental peace
“But that is as far as I can go in praising this decrepit and unbalanced person.”
Opposite of having been in possession or usage over a long period
“Our new winter collection is going to be bigger and better this year.”
Opposite of characterized by exceptionally early development or maturity
Opposite of deserving of trust, or able to be trusted reliably
“Edward had no intention of allowing his untrustworthy brother an independent fiefdom in Europe from which perhaps to launch another attempt to make himself king of England.”
Opposite of endowed with special abilities indicative of skill or talent
“This success will help these students be more comfortable in drawing later and not think that they are untalented in art.”
(of a person or thing) Opposite of to become fully grown or developed
“As our bodies get older, it is likely to shrink.”
Opposite of to come to fruition
“Incredibly, the technology would actually regress after being effectively forgotten about.”
Opposite of to develop or become mature
(a business) Opposite of to advance, develop, or expand
“After being at the forefront of manufacturing for the last decade, the company's profits were starting to decline due to a lack of innovation.”
Opposite of to become mature, old or ripe
“Food will spoil if left on the counter at room temperature for too long.”
Opposite of to mature, becoming fit for use
Opposite of to be exceptionally proficient in an activity or subject
“He had the perfect physique to be a professional athlete, which was so ironic considering his innate ability to fail at every sport he played.”
Opposite of to change in form, character or composition
Opposite of to teach, train or educate in a given field
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