What is the opposite of most open?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of superlative for not closed or fastened Opposite of superlative for being fully accessible and obtainable with little regard to restrictions Opposite of superlative for not concealed Opposite of superlative for awaiting decision or settlement Opposite of superlative for honest and frank Opposite of superlative for susceptible to being attacked or compromised Opposite of superlative for not clogged up Opposite of superlative for having, or consisting of, wide and open spaces Opposite of superlative for undeveloped or not built-up Opposite of superlative for extended, expanded, or unfolded Opposite of superlative for open for business (most unreceptive) Opposite of superlative for receptive to ideas or opinions (stubbornest) Opposite of superlative for receptive to ideas or opinions Opposite of superlative for with no restrictions on those allowed to participate Opposite of superlative for inclined to be generous or to share in abundance (of clothing) Opposite of superlative for not closed or fastened Opposite of superlative for unobstructed by buildings or trees Opposite of superlative for being in an impartial state Opposite of superlative for not covered Opposite of superlative for approachable in demeanor Opposite of superlative for having spaces or gaps … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for not closed or fastened securest most barred “He finally made it to the chest, only to find that it was closed and locked.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for being fully accessible and obtainable with little regard to restrictions narrowest most restricted most exclusive most inaccessible most unavailable most bounded most constrained most controlled most limited most occupied most private most reduced “Access to these amenities is restricted.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for not concealed most covert most secret most hidden “Who do you think would have access to the resources needed for a well organized covert operation like that?” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for awaiting decision or settlement most settled most decided most determined most fulfilled “I believe it is now a resolved matter, and everyone can move on from the incident.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for honest and frank vaguest cagiest obscurest unclearest quietest shiftiest silentest deepest trickiest cloudiest darkest most discreet most reserved most reticent most secretive most uncommunicative most unforthcoming most ambiguous most closemouthed most furtive most taciturn most uncandid most cryptic most deceitful most deceptive most guarded most hushed most mysterious most tight-lipped most devious most dishonest most enigmatic most improper “We ask that you be more discreet with information pertaining to National Security.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for susceptible to being attacked or compromised safest most insusceptible most immune most resistant most unsusceptible most impervious most protected most repellent most resistive most unexposed “The furlike coat is designed to render its wearer insusceptible to the cold.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for not clogged up most blocked most stuffed most stopped “Try using a suction cup plunger to fix the clogged drain.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having, or consisting of, wide and open spaces most enclosed most contained “Smoking in any enclosed public area is banned within this section.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for undeveloped or not built-up most developed most commercial most established most industrial most built-up “It wasn't always the developed and bustling metropolis that it is today.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for extended, expanded, or unfolded bentest most coiled most curved most involute most twisted most convoluted “It was a nicely folded piece of origami which required a lot of skill and precision.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for open for business most defunct “They will understandably be disappointed to find out that the amusement park will be closed for good next month.” Adjective ▲ (most unreceptive) Opposite of superlative for receptive to ideas or opinions most unreceptive most unteachable most unwilling most conservative most narrow-minded most traditional “I am aware that they are old and unreceptive, but they should not compromise when it comes to their health.” Adjective ▲ (stubbornest) Opposite of superlative for receptive to ideas or opinions stubbornest firmest steadfastest hardest rigidest stiffest steeliest wilfullest most adamant most inexorable most intransigent most pertinacious most uncompromising most inflexible most obstinate most resolute most determined most hardheaded most inconvincible most unwavering most immovable most insistent most obdurate most pigheaded most resistant most set most unbending most unrelenting most unswerving most unyielding most fixed most headstrong most implacable most relentless most unshakable most unshakeable most adamantine most bullheaded most dogged most hardened most mulish most opinionated most unbendable most willful most stiff-necked most dead set “George was adamant in his assertion that he saw Amy kissing Jerry's cousin, Jeffrey.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for with no restrictions on those allowed to participate most private most exclusive most privileged most restricted most secret most exclusionary most exclusory most confidential most privy most protected “A private function will be organized for exclusive members.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for inclined to be generous or to share in abundance stingiest tightest cheapest closest mingiest thriftiest meanest most miserly most penurious most selfish most parsimonious most uncharitable most ungenerous most economical most frugal most illiberal most sparing most closefisted most tightfisted most ungiving “He was unusually miserly with his own family despite his charitable nature.” Adjective ▲ (of clothing) Opposite of superlative for not closed or fastened most fixed most tied most done up “You are probably feeling uncomfortable because your belt is fastened rather tightly around your waist.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for unobstructed by buildings or trees most blocked most impassable most unnavigable most inaccessible most untraversable “There is an obstructed path up ahead, and you will not be able to pass.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for being in an impartial state unfairest most biased most partial most prejudiced most tendentious most bigoted most discriminatory most partisan most predisposed most slanted most blinkered most one-sided most unjust “I cannot help but feel that many journalists are biased in their reporting.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for not covered most protected most wrapped “They found the covered baby and quickly brought him inside.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for approachable in demeanor unfriendliest frostiest iciest coolest chilliest coldest frigidest snootiest most unapproachable most antisocial most unsociable most aloof most asocial most reserved most distant most remote most standoffish most uncommunicative most unforthcoming most detached most dispassionate most misanthropic most snobbish most uncompanionable most undemonstrative most unresponsive most withdrawn most guarded most reclusive most eremitic “He became increasingly unsociable and unapproachable following the unfortunate accident.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having spaces or gaps densest most solid most blocked most impermeable most impervious “Not even the most determined thief will be able to break through this solid vault.” Find more words! 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