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Opposite of comparative for having an uneven or irregular surface
“We traversed the flat terrain for miles and were blessed with a beautiful sunset in the distance.”
Opposite of comparative for having a surface or texture that is coarse or bristly
“She picked up the newborn puppy and glided her hand across its hairless body.”
(of skin) Opposite of comparative for not smooth
“She adored feeling the baby's smooth skin against her own.”
(of a person) Opposite of comparative for lacking sophistication or refinement
“It was difficult not to be mesmerized by Jobe's notoriously charming and refined demeanor.”
Opposite of comparative for harsh or severe in nature
“Nelson was a gentle soul who wouldn't hurt a fly.”
Opposite of comparative for difficult or unpleasant in nature
“The company would go through an easy stretch after several competitors dropped out of the market.”
Opposite of comparative for aggressive or violent in nature
“She staged several peaceful protests across the state, hoping to make a difference.”
(of a voice) Opposite of comparative for gruff, hoarse or raspy
“I was enraptured by her mellifluous voice softly humming to the radio.”
Opposite of comparative for discordant or harsh-sounding to the ears
“A few soft murmurs could be heard from within the tavern.”
Opposite of comparative for not fully worked out or including every detail
“We have provided a detailed summary of all services rendered in the following email.”
Opposite of comparative for crudely constructed, typically in a hasty or improvised manner
“After a month of toiling away with her father on her new playhouse, it looked tidy and organized.”
Opposite of comparative for lacking in skill or refinement
“She executed a perfect and skillful pirouette that impressed the audience.”
Opposite of comparative for not precise or exact
“I have now written the magic number down, so please tell me the exact number of cards you are holding.”
(of the weather) Opposite of comparative for characterized by windy or stormy conditions
“The poor skills on display are inexcusable considering how perfect and clear the weather is.”
Opposite of comparative for vigorously disturbed or agitated, especially by the elements
“He let the calm breeze blow across his face and enjoyed the brief sensation of coolness.”
Opposite of comparative for not in good health
“After a brief respite, he felt well enough to carry on hiking.”
(of wine or another alcoholic drink) Opposite of comparative for sharp or harsh in taste
“The granita was the perfect way to finish what was a delightful dinner, and left a pleasant taste in our mouths long after.”
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