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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective (neutral or positive) Opposite of of a high or the highest degree or intensity Opposite of very severe or serious Opposite of furthest from the center or a given point Opposite of far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion Opposite of denoting or relating to a sport involving great risk (moderate) Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude (insufficient) Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude Opposite of causing great physical or mental pain Opposite of having or proceeding from an extreme or fanatical support of or belief in something Opposite of great or extreme in degree or extent Opposite of intensely, extremely or unbearably painful Opposite of furthest to the rear Opposite of that has been described as greater or better than it actually is Opposite of very severe, oppressive, or strict Opposite of of the greatest possible distance (generic intensifier) Opposite of extreme or absolute in degree Opposite of contrary to what is usual, traditional, or accepted Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions Opposite of significant in the degree of importance or seriousness, typically requiring immediate action or attention Opposite of dangerous or full of peril Opposite of of great size Opposite of firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change Opposite of significant or extreme in degree or intensity Opposite of blatantly obvious or conspicuous Opposite of plentiful or abundant in amount Opposite of rigidly following the doctrines of a sect or other group Opposite of directly opposite in character or tendency Opposite of favoring fundamental, usually extreme, change in political or social conditions Opposite of used to emphasize the extent of something unpleasant or bad Opposite of requiring immediate attention Opposite of intolerable in nature Opposite of requiring quick or immediate action or attention Opposite of favoring confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause Noun Opposite of the highest or most extreme degree of something Opposite of either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible Opposite of the furthest or most extreme point or limit of something … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (neutral or positive) Opposite of of a high or the highest degree or intensity moderate average medium fair mediocre modest common default inconsiderable intermediate middling unexceptional adequate commonplace mild neutral normal passable reasonable everyday fairish inconsequential mean median slight tolerable ordinary traditional unremarkable temperate understated limited conservative balanced considered sensible restrained economical controlled workaday bog-standard so-so open-minded careful fewer poor necessary less more ❯ “He is a cautious driver who tends to drive at moderate speeds.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very severe or serious mild moderate insignificant middling modest lenient minimal minor temperate trifling trivial faint nominal slight superficial token feeble meagerUS meagreUK ordinary paltry unimportant vague half-hearted imperceptible light soft easy small dull inconsiderable nonrevolutionary unrevolutionary clement gentle middle-of-the-road weak easy-going mellow fair reasonable meek medium marginal limited merciful low-key forgiving sparing easygoing little calm conservative inconsequential low average tempered tender minute tame intermediate negligible charitable pardoning excusing compassionate sympathetic pitying lax collected nice relaxed bland obscure tolerant shallow insincere sensitive indistinct chilled condoning delicate pleasant dainty mild-mannered good-tempered tiny unsubstantial acceptable adequate genial normal balmy plain controlled mediocre midsized unextravagant economical inappreciable measured benign wimpy unassuming lowly imperfect poor horrible flawed ugly inferior horrifying lacklustreUK restrained lacklusterUS scanty unboastful simple satisfactory piddling unexcessive placid unostentatious discreet sparse subdued abstinent unpretentious tolerable equable unimposing unexceptional median tepid humble unpresuming midsize skimpy so-so more ❯ “Leaders hope that taking mild action today will dampen wage demands before they become significant.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of furthest from the center or a given point centermost innermost centerUS central centreUK inmost middle middlemost inner inside intermedial mid midpoint halfway medial midmost midway beginning equidistant median middling nearest closest “A single, solitary tear fell from her eye, then landed on the centermost part of the rose.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of far beyond the norm in terms of public opinion moderate centrist dispassionate equitable impartial nonpartisan nonrevolutionary safe uncontroversial unrevolutionary central middle-of-the-road non-extreme non-radical non-reactionary pacific middle mainstream conservative establishmentarian fundamentalist traditionalist unprogressive “The survey reports that a large majority of people in the country typically hold fairly moderate views on most policy issues.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of denoting or relating to a sport involving great risk tame safe benign gentle harmless innocuous unadventurous innocent nonviolent riskless uninjurious hurtless unenterprising low-risk non-dangerous risk-free “I wasn't particularly adventurous, so a tame sport like billiards was appropriate for me.” Adjective ▲ (moderate) Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude moderate reasonable sensible temperate middling modest cheap inhibited limited logical low restrained rightful warranted ok enough fair good inexpensive mild competitive acceptable civilizedUS sophisticated cultured decent honest unprejudiced just kind nice refined civilisedUK Adjective ▲ (insufficient) Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude insufficient Adjective ▲ Opposite of causing great physical or mental pain gratifying pleasing sweet pleasant lucky fortunate nice unimportant trivial mild noncritical nonurgent calm good happy blessed hopeful wonderful beautiful light sunny joyful Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or proceeding from an extreme or fanatical support of or belief in something middle-of-the-road moderate nonrevolutionary unrevolutionary half-hearted relaxed liberal wishy-washy apathetic calm disinterested dispassionate happy indifferent lethargic lukewarm sane unenthusiastic unexcited well cool cold unconcerned unemotional emotionless impassive listless low-key lacklustreUK lacklusterUS languorous faint mild passive frigid torpid lackadaisical unpassionate unimpassioned unimportant weak Adjective ▲ Opposite of great or extreme in degree or extent sub under Adjective ▲ Opposite of intensely, extremely or unbearably painful mild slight bearable calm dull endurable enthralling facile helpful pleasant soothing Adjective ▲ Opposite of furthest to the rear beginning earliest first foremost headmost inaugural initial leadoff maiden opening original pioneer primary starting Adjective ▲ Opposite of that has been described as greater or better than it actually is understated unembellished realistic unexaggerated believable discreet genuine honest real restrained true veracious actual calm inconspicuous muted unassuming undistorted unobtrusive unpretentious veritable depreciated literal modest natural quiet repressed simple subdued unadulterated unflashy unvarnished authentic conservative factual minimalist minimisedUK minimizedUS moderate sober truthful unfussy low-key low-keyed reasonable reduced toned-down played down “There is understated confidence about the food, and the service allows you to sit back and truly relax.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very severe, oppressive, or strict mild amenable calm easy easy-going gentle temperate flexible relaxed slack lax loose tolerant moderate irresolute lenient vague willing equivocal facile weak inexact unrigorous pliant soft yielding inconclusive kind nice pliable Adjective ▲ Opposite of of the greatest possible distance least minimal minimum slightest nearest beginning first introductory middle moderate starting lowest littlest smallest low least possible very little minutest half-hearted worst inmost innermost tiniest fewest mild conditional part unimportant incomplete limited partial Adjective ▲ (generic intensifier) Opposite of extreme or absolute in degree mitigated conditional limited abated assuaged diminished lessened bated bland blurred deadened dim faded faint faltering feeble hazy ill-defined imperceptible indistinct light low mild moderate muffled murmuring muted obscure padded pale slight stifled subdued tenuous thin unclear vague weak doubtful dubious equivocal qualified questionable uncertain “I am intrigued by your mitigated sense of self-righteousness, but not entirely surprised.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of contrary to what is usual, traditional, or accepted conventional orthodox ceremonial ceremonious conforming conformist formal regular routine customary established sound traditional usual common normal standard familiar ordinary unexceptional typical plain commonplace unextraordinary frequent bad imperfect poor similar like old warmed-over hackneyed time-honored tired believable well-known average everyday habitual simple quotidian wonted household workaday modest fixed general unremarkable prosaic indifferent mediocre pedestrian unpretentious stale mundane undistinguished humdrum characterless vanilla mainstream boring dull fair uneventful uninteresting nondescript uninspiring humble stereotypical stereotyped bland banal generic day-to-day more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions sunny clement mild bright clear cloudless fair fine sunshiny unclouded balmy calm pleasant temperate kind merciful nice sympathetic Adjective ▲ Opposite of significant in the degree of importance or seriousness, typically requiring immediate action or attention trivial unimportant inconsiderable insignificant irrelevant nugatory picayune trifling immaterial inconsequential minor nonessential petty piddling fiddling frivolous peripheral non-essential minimal slight little paltry low minute negligible small piffling light lesser secondary marginal inferior subordinate casual subsidiary footling minimum least slightest tiny minuscule insubstantial niggling lightweight miniature imperceptible measly scanty infinitesimal unsubstantial meagerUS meaningless moderate inappreciable piddly meagreUK nominal not important de minimis not worth mentioning of no consequence more ❯ “There are several tasks that require your attention, some trivial, and some quite important.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of dangerous or full of peril safe harmless innocent innocuous nonhazardous nonthreatening secure unthreatening calm certain definite easy firm nice OK stable steady strong sure Adjective ▲ Opposite of of great size small tiny little short diminutive dwarf mere mini miniature miniscule minuscule petite compact dwarfish microscopic microscopical minuscular minute nanoscopic narrow pocket smallish teeny undersize undersized homuncular shrimpy bitesize bite-size bite-sized bitsy bitty delicate dinky eensy-weensy elfin half-pint ickle itsy-bitsy itty-bitty lank Lilliputian little bitty little-bitty micro miniaturisedUK miniaturizedUS minikin peewee pintsize pint-size pintsized pint-sized pocket-size pocket-sized portable reedy slightly built small-scale squat stubby teensy teensy-weensy teeny-weeny tiddly titchy twiggy wee weensy weeny infinitesimal microminiature fun size dainty puny slight piddling scaled-down stunted scrubby runty midget model moderate reduced thin low negligible nano shrivelledUK slim infant pee-wee fleeting shriveledUS frail babyish wiry fragile shrimp insignificant pygmy embryonic skimpy lanky skinny toy truncated scraggy scrawny bantam bony baby more ❯ “He carried his coins in a small leather pouch in his pocket.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of firmly established and difficult or unlikely to change moderate indulgent mild soft-core tolerant undedicated Adjective ▲ Opposite of significant or extreme in degree or intensity icy light moderate soft arctic freezing cold cool Adjective ▲ Opposite of blatantly obvious or conspicuous inconspicuous concealed hidden minor obscure ambiguous clean dark dull mild moral plain secret unclear unnoticeable vague Adjective ▲ Opposite of plentiful or abundant in amount dribbling trickling deficient frugal illiberal inadequate meagerUS meagreUK moderate provident scanty scarce skimpy sparse thrifty lacking wanting Adjective ▲ Opposite of rigidly following the doctrines of a sect or other group broad-minded liberal tolerant catholic open-minded cosmopolitan open receptive free-thinking non-sectarian unbigoted unprejudiced broad conforming nonsectarian Adjective ▲ Opposite of directly opposite in character or tendency noncontradictory same similar Adjective ▲ Opposite of favoring fundamental, usually extreme, change in political or social conditions conservative reactionary traditional conventional traditionalistic unprogressive moderate orthodox traditionalist ultraconservative archconservative counterrevolutionary diehard paleoconservative alt-right counter-revolutionary old-fashioned rightist right-wing ultra-conservative “Her tone was that of a conservative reactionary bemoaning the collapse of family values.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of used to emphasize the extent of something unpleasant or bad excellent brilliant exceptional magnificent incredible outstanding sensational amazing awesome wonderful extraordinary great preeminent superior top exemplary marvellousUK phenomenal terrific tremendous admirable superb fantastic invaluable worthy fabulous good special swell unreal choice fine marvelousUS sublime topnotch distinguished ideal meritorious stellar valuable accomplished impressive ripping spectacular cracking groovy perfect splendid wicked high-quality really good very good pre-eminent super-duper top-notch “Many believed he would make an excellent manager after his latest promotion.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of requiring immediate attention settled satisfied secure contented content calm satisfactory comfortable harmless confident fulfilled peaceful “Once the baby was in a settled state, we were able to leave the room.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of intolerable in nature slight tolerable acceptable endurable manageable bearable livable sufferable supportable excusable forgivable pardonable reasonable admissible sustainable “The slight bruise on my knee isn't enough to deter me from finishing the game.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of requiring quick or immediate action or attention non-urgent Adjective ▲ Opposite of favoring confrontational or violent methods in support of a political or social cause pacific peaceful nonaggressive nonbelligerent peaceable unbelligerent uncombative uncontentious apathetic concessive pacifist restrained compliant peaceloving submissive tolerant Noun ▲ Opposite of the highest or most extreme degree of something minimum base bottom least lowest narrowest slightest bare minimum bottom level lower limit lowest level loss nadir low smallest “I had bought a replacement part but quickly realized that my current setup had not met the minimum requirements.” Noun ▲ Opposite of either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible commonality congruity similarity similitude commonalty resemblance correspondence parallel “Our two countries share a commonality of views on many issues.” Noun ▲ Opposite of the furthest or most extreme point or limit of something middle aid base beginning blessing boon bottom centreUK centerUS commencement help inside interior minimum nadir opening peace prosperity start success good fortune good luck Find more words! 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Translations for extreme Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words not about not absolute not accept not acceptable not accepted not accepting notably notables not able notable not a bit notability 7-letter Words Starting With e ex ext extr extre extrem