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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of very loud or having a high volume Opposite of having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth Opposite of marked by growth in the state of well-being Opposite of bringing wealth and success Opposite of having the ability to produce financial growth or gain Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions Opposite of ablaze or on fire Opposite of able to be heard Adverb Opposite of to a very large or great degree Opposite of very much or to an intense degree or extent Noun Opposite of a loud, deep resounding noise Opposite of a loud and typically discordant noise or sound Opposite of a loud, deep, resonant sound Verb Opposite of present participle for to make a loud, deep vocal cry Opposite of present participle for to react angrily or in a hostile manner with a deep guttural sound Opposite of present participle for to laugh loudly and boisterously Opposite of present participle for to move quickly and noisily through or past an area … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of very loud or having a high volume soft gentle low calm light moderate quiet restrained trivial weak hushed silent faint subdued muffled noiseless soundless low-pitched incomplete muted inaudible hushful indistinct softened peaceful needy subtle thin slight tinny whispered quietened stifled mumbled murmured mellow mute toned down dull still stilly stilled more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a period of great prosperity or rapid economic growth depressed unprosperous unsuccessful barren slack sparse failed declining failing losing troubled quiet disadvantageous poorest unhappy worst unhealthy impoverished languishing moribund dying ailing withering bankrupt poverty-stricken infirm poor on the rocks most unfavourable Adjective ▲ Opposite of marked by growth in the state of well-being weakening declining failing deteriorating flagging struggling fading falling waning worsening destitute hopeless impoverished unprosperous unsuccessful getting worse “After a short period of prosperity, the country's economy is now weakening again.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of bringing wealth and success unsuccessful unprosperous failed failing unprofitable unfortunate unlucky hopeless unpromising weak frustrated luckless depressed losing hapless lacking ill-fated ill-omened loss-making “After yet another unsuccessful venture, he felt like the American dream was eluding him.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having the ability to produce financial growth or gain unprofitable unrewarding unsuccessful failed hopeless fruitless insolvent inutile profitless unlucrative futile gainless unavailing unbeneficial bankrupt bankrupted collapsing declining destroyed dying failing flopping floundering flunking folding futureless inauspicious languishing ruined slipping slumping struggling unfruitful unpromising unremunerative waning worthless wrecked barren dry vain wasteful loss-making nonpaying running at a loss “This is an unprofitable business and some big decisions will need to be made soon on its future.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by windy or stormy conditions bright calm clear clement cloudless fair sunny sunshiny unclouded fine dry gentle mild moderate placid balmy peaceful pleasant temperate soft warm cool relaxed kindly forgiving equable tranquil pacific genial kind still windless stormless quiet serene stilly breezeless waveless halcyon flat delicate manageable pacifical idyllic reposeful restful orderly motionless smooth controlled storm-free behaved more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of ablaze or on fire extinguished Adjective ▲ Opposite of able to be heard inaudible faint indistinct ambiguous imperceptible invisible obscure obscured quiet silent unclear unnoticeable vague out of earshot Adverb ▲ Opposite of to a very large or great degree little negligibly nominally slightly somewhat quite rather pretty relatively passably fairly moderately reasonably some comparatively marginally kinda mediumly like a little bit a bit ish in some measure a shade to some degree to some extent within limits to a certain degree to an extent up to a point in a certain degree to a limited degree to a limited extent to a certain extent to a point a trifle calmly mildly faintly barely hardly partially scarcely narrowly obscurely just scantily compassionately almost lightly vaguely kindly gently quietly inappreciably imperceptibly easily inconsiderably not at all frequently usually commonly by no means normally minimally meagerly a little more ❯ Adverb ▲ Opposite of very much or to an intense degree or extent half-heartedly undecidedly tentatively unconcernedly unwillingly casually hesitantly apathetically lackadaisically unconvincingly uncommittedly unresolvedly indifferently absently aimlessly ambivalently perfunctorily reluctantly slightly vacantly somewhat subduedly unenthusiastically lightly lukewarmly lymphatically mildly “I spent a few months half-heartedly applying to jobs online because I wasn't sure I really wanted to leave.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a loud, deep resounding noise peace Noun ▲ Opposite of a loud and typically discordant noise or sound quiet silence silentness still stillness murmur Noun ▲ Opposite of a loud, deep, resonant sound murmur buzz drone hum buzzing humming thrum murmuration susurration thrumming whir purr sigh susurrus rumble “Living in an atmosphere as near noise-free as any on earth, they could hear a soft murmur across a clearing the size of a football field.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to make a loud, deep vocal cry murmuring whispering chuntering mouthing mumbling muttering speaking softly susurrating grunting babbling droning talking under your breath speaking in hushed tones speaking in an undertone stage-whispering “In the wilderness of Sin, they murmur again for want of food, and manna is given.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to react angrily or in a hostile manner with a deep guttural sound cheering applauding toasting whistling “They are intoxicated and cheer at the slightest provocation.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to laugh loudly and boisterously weeping crying sobbing whimpering blubbering bawling snivellingUK snivelingUS blubbing wailing moaning whining whingeing lamenting puling ululating breaking down bursting into tears letting it out “She was prepared for an angry confrontation but was shocked when her mother simply began to weep.” Verb ▲ Opposite of present participle for to move quickly and noisily through or past an area slowing decelerating braking easing easing off “For no apparent reason, the train would slow to a crawl.” Find more words! 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Sentences with the word roaring Words that rhyme with roaring What is the plural of roaring? What is the adverb for roaring? What is the adjective for roaring? What is the noun for roaring? What is the opposite of roar? Translations for roaring Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words roaring drunk roaringly roaring success roaring with laughter roars roars with laughter roared with laughter roared roar roams roaming roamer 7-letter Words Starting With r ro roa roar roari roarin