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Opposite of having a calm, collected, and composed manner
Opposite of having a serious or solemn nature or demeanor
Opposite of unhurried or slow in pace, progress or movement
(of a place, period of time, or situation) Opposite of without disturbance, activity or excitement
“New York is a lively city that never sleeps.”
Opposite of acting or done at leisure or in a casual manner
Opposite of cold and not feeling or showing any emotion
Opposite of having or showing a calm attitude towards disappointments or difficulties
Opposite of slow to reveal emotion or opinions
Opposite of sedate, serious or lacking in humor
“At once terrifying and thrilling, many would consider a parachute jump to be the experience of a lifetime.”
Opposite of characterized by an atmosphere or expression lacking in cheer
“The wall appeared completely black from the outside, allowing for a cheery atmosphere while ensuring complete privacy.”
Opposite of overly formal, conventional, or prim and proper
Opposite of steady or balanced
“Ellianne saw that his usually graceful movements were unsteady and shaking.”
(of a voice or sound) Opposite of quiet and gentle to the ears
“We had to put up with loud noises and constant interference from the neighbors.”
Opposite of not clearly or fully audible
“His diction is amazingly clear and even when he sings, every word is audible.”
Opposite of imposing or constituting a physical, mental, or figurative load
“The article would infer that the local magistrate was too lenient on criminals.”
Opposite of of great seriousness or importance
“We are deluged with trivial information and pointless musings which strain the patience to breaking point.”
Opposite of causing distress or emotional turmoil
“The walk is taken at a leisurely pace and is a very pleasant way to spend a summer's evening.”
(of a person) Opposite of sensible, reliable, and self-restrained
Opposite of serious, thoughtful or earnest in appearance
“She looked at him in the picture, admiring how easy going and carefree he seemed.”
Opposite of causing fear, dread or alarm
“I have some exciting news, but I don't want to tell you about it over the phone.”
Opposite of to tranquilize by giving a sedative
Opposite of to use a narcotic in order to make (someone) drowsy or insensible
Opposite of to deprive of physical sensation or feeling
Opposite of put to sleep
Opposite of to provide comfort or assuagement to
Opposite of to administer drugs to
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