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Opposite of having a sharp or pointed edge
(of sound or voice) Opposite of loud, deep, or able to be clearly heard
Opposite of having or showing clear insight
Opposite of uncomfortably or unpleasantly cold
Opposite of perceptive in a probing or searching way
Opposite of very low or below average in temperature
(of one's senses) Opposite of sensitive or perceptive to changes
“Due to his age, little Gip may have weak eyes, but he still whips his tail into a frenzy when he sees me.”
Opposite of of a sound, having a comparatively high pitch
Opposite of vigorously keen or severe in expression or style
Opposite of an extremely close examination of
“We cannot depend on loose analysis of your findings to procure a charge.”
Opposite of shrill or discordant to the ears
Opposite of having or showing a deeply inquisitive nature or intent
Opposite of funny and clever
Opposite of unpleasantly rough or jarring to listen to
“The crooner was known for his deep, smooth voice.”
Opposite of capable of making fine distinctions
“Shopping online can be a dangerous place for young and guileless consumers.”
Opposite of coming or moving closer, inward, or towards a given destination
Opposite of widespread or common
(of knowledge) Opposite of characterized by an attention to detail or thoroughness
“With only a superficial understanding of their position, students present their arguments half-heartedly.”
Opposite of characterized by the use of wit, especially to offend
“Thank you all so much for your kind words of encouragement and support regarding yesterday's post.”
Opposite of having or producing a sudden and intense piercing sensation
“I endured a dull pain in my head for the rest of the day.”
Opposite of having or showing great perception or insight
“The surgeon reported that he would have temporarily impaired motor skills due to the accident.”
Opposite of inclined to find fault too readily
Opposite of very widespread, common or prevalent
Opposite of present participle for to physically pierce or probe into
Opposite of present participle for to understand, or try to understand, something
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