(of a person) Opposite of comparative for wretchedly unhappy or uncomfortable
“Chayce was very happy to receive many presents for his birthday.”
(comfortabler) Opposite of comparative for causing unhappiness or discomfort
“He looked forward to a comfortable life after retirement.”
(lavisher) Opposite of comparative for causing unhappiness or discomfort
“We booked a luxurious hotel for our holiday.”
Opposite of comparative for low in quality
“The company has a reputation for excellent products.”
Opposite of comparative for displaying severe degradation and neglect
“Ancient artworks were maintained in a pristine state at the museum.”
Opposite of comparative for pitiably small or inadequate
“The community was able to raise a generous amount of money following the tragic event.”
Opposite of comparative for characterized by bad weather
“The weather was glorious and ideal for a picnic at the park.”
(of a person) Opposite of comparative for habitually in a bad mood
“Megan continues to remain cheerful despite her recurring trips to the hospital.”
(wonderfuller) Opposite of comparative for contemptible (used as a term of abuse or for emphasis)
“Wow, thank you! You are such an awesome person!”
(better) Opposite of comparative for contemptible (used as a term of abuse or for emphasis)
“You are a fine, upstanding, and respectable gentleman.”
Opposite of comparative for in poor health
“He is back training in the gym, as healthy as can be.”
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