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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of widespread in a particular area or at a particular time Opposite of trendy or fashionable at a particular time Opposite of superior in frequency or dominant Opposite of prevalent over a whole place, community, country, or the world, especially of a disease Opposite of present as the strongest or main element Opposite of having power and influence over others Opposite of significantly broad in extent Opposite of of urgent interest or importance Opposite of held by, or applicable to, a majority of the people in an area or country Opposite of continuing in existence, operation or use Opposite of of or relating to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular place or society Opposite of involving or affecting large numbers of people or things Opposite of of the greatest importance Opposite of being fully accessible and obtainable with little regard to restrictions Opposite of denoting present or recent times as compared to the past Opposite of currently in effect … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of widespread in a particular area or at a particular time rare uncommon unusual restricted uncharacteristic uncustomary nonstandard unconventional odd scarce special unaccustomed unpopular exceptional irregular unexpected limited unique sparse isolated occasional infrequent periodic intermittent unfamiliar incidental sporadic scattered casual random unwonted absent anomalous individual private atypical peculiar periodical seldom semioccasional few and far between insular different unfrequent personal unknown low episodic punctuated chance discontinuous independent spasmodic narrow light localizedUS episodical selfstanding scanty aperiodic on and off here and there cyclical now and then cyclic local once in a blue moon localisedUK endemic minor unimportant underlying unfixed miscellaneous abnormal aberrant suspicious strange accidental missing questionable dubious incongruous deviant quirky unnatural scant untypical aberrated fortuitous foreign not present in short supply more ❯ “The chair was a rare commodity during the Middle Ages, appearing only in the houses of the royalty and nobility.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of trendy or fashionable at a particular time unfashionable outmoded obsolete outdated dated unstylish unpopular bygone passe passé unhip antediluvian defunct dowdy frumpy out styleless superseded old-fangled old-fashioned square out of date out-of-style out of style out-of-date obsolescent old antiquated despised rejected démodé washed-up indistinguished out of it archaic old hat unexceptional disliked not current hated behind the times retro detested not with it demoded more ❯ “It's a particularly unfashionable old hat that ought to have gone to the charity shop long ago.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superior in frequency or dominant infrequent uncommon isolated minor seldom inferior occasional unusual limited irregular rare odd scarce unconventional unpopular nonstandard exceptional atypical strange different abnormal extraordinary unorthodox unique novel unfamiliar original uncustomary eccentric bizarre peculiar idiosyncratic new curious weird anomalous nonconformist distinctive out of the ordinary out-of-the-way singular queer unexpected unprecedented alternative offbeat left-field outlandish funny oddball quirky especial unwonted surprising crazy nontraditional aberrant quaint bohemian special radical uncharacteristic foreign nonconforming innovative unaccustomed fresh deviant untraditional maverick experimental remarkable unheard of disorderly unlikely outstanding exciting ground-breaking interesting individualistic nonconventional inimitable distinguished inconceivable unknown unnatural nontypical separate individual nonpublic non-standard sometime obsolete groundbreaking untypical alien extreme zany kooky nonrepresentative pioneering freakish wacky undiscovered secondary extra esoteric off-the-wall avant-garde bizarro exotic few and far between startling unheard-of unrepresentative out of character out of keeping off-beat unhackneyed unsteady inconstant more ❯ “The most alarming but also the most infrequent type of reaction is that which might be classified as a circulatory shock.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of prevalent over a whole place, community, country, or the world, especially of a disease abnormal exclusive extraordinary incomplete individual infrequent narrow partial particular rare specific uncommon unusual Adjective ▲ Opposite of present as the strongest or main element minor last least inferior secondary subordinate subsidiary unimportant uninfluential inconsequential trivial auxiliary subservient insignificant irrelevant immaterial unnecessary submissive uncommon unpopular ancillary limited restricted subjective yielding incidental superficial nonessential supplementary accompanying additional adjuvant supporting complementary supplemental assisting contributory tangential trifling negligible petty inessential extra paltry lowest more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having power and influence over others weak characterless deficient deplorable diabolical dire disappointing dismal dissatisfactory dreadful effete craven emasculated enfeebled execrable fallible faltering feeble fickle flawed worthless gutless hopeless horibble imperfect abysmal appalling atrocious awful inadequate incompetent ineffectual inefficient inept insubstantial irresolute lacklusterUS lacklustreUK lame lamentable meagerUS meagreUK mediocre meek miserable paltry pathetic pitiful poor pusillanimous rubbish shabby shoddy spineless spiritless subnormal suboptimal subpar substandard terrible timorous unassertive undetermined unsatisfactory useless wretched humble impotent ineffective subservient inferior modest reserved “It was a disappointingly weak performance by a team supposedly in search of redemption.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of significantly broad in extent limited concentrated defined restricted controlled determinate set constrained fixed predefined bounded lean qualified finite local measured checked delimited reduced insubstantial precise uncommon inadequate particular rare tight little sparse sporadic deficient narrow reserved topical confined cramped minimal small diminished exclusive restrained tiny hemmed in short insignificant insufficient slight miniature poor scanty scant mean rudimentary abridged condensed brief compressed abbreviated unsatisfactory meagreUK uncomprehensive paltry miserly basic meagerUS more ❯ “Those species endemic to a very limited area are often most threatened by the collection of plants from the wild.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of urgent interest or importance noncritical nonurgent apathetic inessential optional secondary unexcited unimportant Adjective ▲ Opposite of held by, or applicable to, a majority of the people in an area or country unpopular uncommon unliked contentious despised disfavored hated rejected unaccepted undesirable unwelcome abhorred detested disliked loathed obnoxious scorned spurned unvalued unwanted weird disesteemed execrated ignored unloved friendless “It may be an unpopular opinion, but I think that summer is by far the worst season of the four.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of continuing in existence, operation or use inactive dead inoperative inoperable nonfunctional nonfunctioning nonoperating obsolete broken disengaged dormant extinct latent nonactivated nonoperational off unused down idle inert nonextant nonoperative unemployed kaput kaputt apathetic sluggish lethargic unimportant dispirited non-existent “The accumulator system has been inactive for years, and for tramway purposes, displays little or no symptoms of resuscitation.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of or relating to everyone in the world or everyone in a particular place or society individual particular exclusive personal nonuniversal unique independent local singular specific discrete distinct distinctive private respective autonomous distinguished separate single special disparate lone selfstanding particularisedUK particularizedUS sole “These semantics reflect the peer's individual view on the world.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of involving or affecting large numbers of people or things lone lonely single individual solo singular alone solitary unaccompanied sole companionless lonesome unescorted isolated independent only “A lone figure stood at the edge of the bracken, slender and tall, clothed in rough wool layers.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of the greatest importance minor inconsequential slight trivial insignificant petty unimportant inconsiderable minimal trifling incidental lightweight marginal frivolous low nugatory paltry small minute inferior piddling negligeable peripheral dinky negligible small-fry small-time below the mark of little account “Even when caught with 100 pouches of tobacco, the infractions are minor.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of being fully accessible and obtainable with little regard to restrictions prohibited banned forbidden illegal off-limits restricted barred illicit no-no not allowed outlawed proscribed taboo against the law unlawful out of bounds out-of-bounds verboten “This material is strictly prohibited by law.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of denoting present or recent times as compared to the past old-time Adjective ▲ Opposite of currently in effect dead extinct finished gone ended obsolete over defunct done exhausted nonextant worn bust ineffective defective flat useless inoperative spent inactive malfunctioning doomed past busted kaput lost empty vanished broken inoperable broken-down conked out died out done with not working out of commission out of order “And with dawning horror, Sally realized that the flashlight's batteries were dead.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word prevalent Words that rhyme with prevalent What is the adverb for prevalent? What is the adjective for prevalent? What is the noun for prevalent? Translations for prevalent Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words prevalently prevaricate prevaricated prevaricates prevaricateth prevaricating prevalences prevalence prevail upon prevails over prevails against prevails 9-letter Words Starting With p pr pre prev preva preval prevale prevalen