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Adjective
Opposite for making little or no sound
“The area near the speakers at the concert was incredibly loud.”
Adjective
Opposite for low in audible volume
“He was a boisterous kid who spoke in a booming voice.”
Adjective
(of a place, period of time, or situation) Opposite for without disturbance, activity or excitement
“New York is a lively city that never sleeps.”
Adjective
(of a place, period of time, or situation) Opposite for without disturbance
“It was a violent neighborhood where crime was rampant.”
Adjective
Opposite for free from storms
“The weather was turbulent with strong winds and heavy rain.”
Adjective
Opposite for isolated or sequestered
“The famous beach was well known and often crowded with locals and tourists alike.”
Adjective
Opposite for isolated or sequestered
“The beach was full of people as it was clearly visible to anyone walking past.”
Adjective
Opposite for carried out discreetly
“Anna and Ann had a public debate at the annual political event.”
Adjective
(of a person) Opposite for reserved in nature
“Our neighbor was a sociable man who always made an effort to get to know you.”
Adjective
Opposite for reserved in nature
“He was an arrogant man who was always big-noting himself.”
Adjective
(of a color or garment) Opposite for not bright or showy
“He dressed in bright colors so as to draw attention to himself.”
Adjective
Opposite for secretive in nature
“How long can we keep this disaster quiet before it becomes public?”
Adjective
Opposite for lacking in activity or progress
“Business is usually booming after the summer holidays when most people are back from their vacation.”
Adjective
Opposite for incapable of speaking
“Chelsea was extremely talkative after her voice recovered from her screaming hysterically at the One Direction concert.”
Noun
Opposite for an absence from disturbance
“Sam loved the chaos of living in a big city where there was never a dull moment.”
Noun
Opposite for an absence of sound
“Loud noise would begin to permeate from the party nearby.”
Verb
Opposite for to become still and orderly
“The students were strangely subdued about their upcoming school excursion but would act up soon after.”
Verb
Opposite for to cause someone to become calm
“The mother would agitate her toddler by denying him a cookie even when he behaved himself.”
Interjection
Opposite for be quiet
“Speak up! I can't hear you!”
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