What is the opposite of sick?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of affected by a disease or illness (sick of) Opposite of having one's patience, interest or pleasure exhausted Opposite of in a state of misery about something Opposite of feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion Opposite of depraved, perverted or extremely wrong in a moral sense Opposite of in bad taste Opposite of making fun of death, illness, or misfortune (colloquial) Opposite of weak in character, lacking determination or willpower Opposite of having an unstable state of mind Opposite of having a pale or sickly color or complexion, especially of one's skin tone Opposite of showing signs of overindulgence in alcohol or other physical pleasures Opposite of feeling sick with an urge to vomit Opposite of depicting or referring to vulgar matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society Opposite of let down Opposite of feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion Opposite of departing from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behaviour Opposite of defective in some way Opposite of afflicted with palsy Opposite of arousing revulsion or strong indignation Opposite of horrifyingly wicked Opposite of tending to repulse or to rouse aversion or disgust Opposite of reluctant to see or experience any more of Opposite of feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion Verb (defend) Opposite of to take violent or aggressive action against (aid) Opposite of to take violent or aggressive action against … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of affected by a disease or illness healthy fit sound well fine whole wholesome hale normal ok OK robust hardy able good hearty strong healthful lively active holistic able-bodied all right physically fit fit and well full of life hale and hearty in good health up to par fit as a fiddle fresh vigorous okay chipper happy restored great stout right sturdy in good shape in good physical shape unimpaired well-conditioned virile adequate tough in fine fettle in good trim right as rain in tip-top condition powerful thriving mighty decent rugged stalwart blooming comfortable together firm fighting fit trim in good physical condition safe and sound in the pink in good kilter in top form in fine feather flourishing settled invigorated energetic bent tending in good form nice flushed blushing colorfulUS worthy worthwhile colourfulUK cured rehabilitated proper bouncing in shape hunky-dory up to snuff alright the picture of health salubrious fine and dandy bursting with health alive and kicking in excellent shape in good condition reasonable joyful regular pleased pleasant clear typical sound in body and limb as fit as a fiddle as fit as a flea satisfactory reassuring satisfied content copacetic copasetic more ❯ “After a challenging phase in his life, Grant was finally feeling healthy again.” Adjective ▲ (sick of) Opposite of having one's patience, interest or pleasure exhausted interested absorbed engaged intrigued curious engrossed fond excited fascinated keen entranced impressed captivated enthralled hooked attracted eager focussedUK focusedUS obsessed attentive fixed intent roused agog immersed riveted taken charmed consumed gripped into caught enticed inquisitive lured struck drawn moved rapt sold entertained inspired stimulated caught up locked in really into wrapped up burning with curiosity deep in thought head over heels on the case deep involved lost occupied submerged sedulous industrious assiduous “I was very interested in his business proposal.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of in a state of misery about something glad delighted happy pleased elated joyful thrilled ecstatic excited jubilant appreciative overjoyed grateful merry gladdened stoked content rapt chuffed thankful contented joyous gleeful gratified cheerful blissful satisfied over the moon “I'm extremely glad that my parents worked through their differences and stayed together.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion proud fulfilled gratified honoredUS delighted glad pleased satisfied happy grateful honouredUK joyful thrilled esteemed flattered content venerated “Mary and John were incredibly proud of their children's achievements.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of depraved, perverted or extremely wrong in a moral sense righteous pure uncorrupt uncorrupted ethical good virtuous decent honest noble creditable honorableUS guiltless reverent exemplary upstanding worthy holy just respectable scrupulous upright blameless faultless dutiful innocent principled meritorious moral trustworthy honourableUK irreproachable nice high-minded noble-minded squeaky-clean stand-up clean kind chaste wholesome purified gentle healthy proper pleasant clean-living pleasing cleansed incorruptible straight well angelic happy modest friendly helpful improved unpolluted respectful resolute ascetic strong self-denying self-abnegating humble benevolent undistorted normophilic sublime cheerful godlike normal pretty G-rated nonobscene lofty right high venerable refined inoffensive seemly decorous pristine unblighted saintly inviolate delicate splendid agreeable marvellousUK lovely unmarred unblemished wonderful sophisticated magnificent formal unsullied genuine taintless flawless immaculate sinless untarnished untainted unadulterated comforting marvelousUS admirable desirous safe undefiled impeccable uncontaminated undebased pure and simple more ❯ “A righteous person would never betray their best friend like that!” Adjective ▲ Opposite of in bad taste classy elegant fine refined dignified distinguished graceful decorous gracious honorableUS honourableUK respectable proud discerning sophisticated decent noble stylish upright mannerly tasteful beautiful venerable in good taste “The way she thanked her family and peers as she accepted the award was very classy.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of making fun of death, illness, or misfortune clean decorous restrained tasteful appropriate decent polite genteel respectable suitable innocent moral simplistic unostentatious demure simple unfussy cultured tactful unpretentious modest unembellished civilizedUS uncomplicated uncorrupted basic nice unsophisticated dignified mannerly unelaborate civilisedUK refined clean-cut g-rated in good taste G-rated “It was refreshing to watch an act that was clean and non-controversial.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Opposite of weak in character, lacking determination or willpower determined persistent resolute unyielding driven unwavering firm dedicated earnest indomitable indefatigable intransigent perseverant persevering relentless serious steadfast strong stubborn tenacious uncompromising undeviating unfaltering unhesitating unrelenting unshakable unshakeable unshaken valiant vigorous bold committed dogged gritty gutsy inexorable insistent intent mettlesome obdurate obstinate pertinacious purposeful purposive resolved set spirited stouthearted staunch steady steely stout mighty powerful stalwart unchanging undaunted unflagging unswervable unswerving untiring adamant courageous decided deliberate fixed inflexible capable competent manful toughened constant plucky single-minded stout-hearted strong-minded strong-willed rock-ribbed “He also stressed the importance of tackling corruption in a determined manner, as it is a threat to democracy.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having an unstable state of mind sane balanced rational sensible adjusted believeable compos mentis realistic responsible smart uncrazy calm clear healthy lucid unneurotic well-adjusted collected reasonable sound mentally sound “I can accurately recognize a sane person because I used to be crazy once.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a pale or sickly color or complexion, especially of one's skin tone florid flushed glowing blushing rosy erubescent rubicund ruddy pink pinkish sanguine blooming flush red colouredUK coloredUS colourfulUK colorfulUS fresh healthy radiant reddened reddish roseate strong blowsy blowzy rubescent full-blooded healthy-looking high-complexioned red-faced rosy-cheeked “She had a florid complexion and the strangest burgundy colored hair.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of showing signs of overindulgence in alcohol or other physical pleasures pure uncorrupt uncorrupted ascetic accumulated clean conservative gathered hoarded purified saved stored unselfish upright virtuous Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling sick with an urge to vomit strong-stomached easygoing ready strong uncritical undemanding unpicky willing Adjective ▲ Opposite of depicting or referring to vulgar matters in a way that is unacceptable in polite society clean decent wholesome harmless innocent safe unoffending unoffensive unexceptionable unobjectionable mild nonobscene tame friendly G-rated “Brian developed a clean stand-up comedy style appropriate for audiences of all ages.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of let down enchanted encouraged idealistic Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling or showing extreme tiredness, especially as a result of excessive exertion energetic fresh absorbed engaged engrossed interested intrigued rapt unwearied amused excited forbearing invigorated lively patient refreshed stimulated activated animated content energisedUK energizedUS happy pleased satisfied untired unused full of beans full of get-up-and-go overjoyed contented cheerful delighted attracted desirous charmed Adjective ▲ Opposite of departing from usual or accepted standards, especially in social or sexual behaviour normal natural orthodox regular standard typical conventional straight straightforward same usual untwisted ordinary decent clean ethical unperverted normophilic unkinked Adjective ▲ Opposite of defective in some way perfect defectless faultless flawless immaculate impeccable pristine pure spotless unblemished excellent exceptional marvellousUK marvelousUS premium sensational splendid stainless stellar sterling superb superior unspoilt unsurpassed unbroken “The finish on the body was perfect, and not a blemish in sight.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of afflicted with palsy healthy steady walking Adjective ▲ Opposite of arousing revulsion or strong indignation commendable admirable praiseworthy exemplary laudable respectable meritorious applaudable decent delightful notable pleasant exceptional honorableUS honourableUK meritable wonderful worthy creditable fine impressive noteworthy pleasing praisable reputable estimable excellent terrific thankworthy worthy of admiration worthy of commendation “There are several other instances of his generosity, which though less known, are equally commendable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of horrifyingly wicked humane kind benign benignant compassionate good-hearted kindhearted sympathetic tenderhearted admirable civilisedUK civilizedUS generous gentle good honorableUS honourableUK kindly merciful inoffensive magnificent Adjective ▲ Opposite of tending to repulse or to rouse aversion or disgust attractive appealing pleasing tempting alluring charming delightful fascinating interesting pleasant tantalisingUK tantalizingUS nice wonderful inoffensive innocuous enticing friendly irresistible inviting agreeable desirable well-favored well favoured beautiful pretty good comforting normal uplifting lovely enjoyable pleasurable satisfying exhilarating heavenly delightsome marvellousUK amusing amazing great fine enchanting gratifying magnificent exquisite splendid brilliant captivating sweet divine blissful glorious superb cheerful marvelousUS more ❯ “Such a policy goal would be attractive to parents, students, and many other stakeholders.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of reluctant to see or experience any more of enthusiastic Adjective ▲ Opposite of feeling a sense of disgust or repulsion unsurprised unshocked expectant anticipatory expecting ready anticipative prepared “I was unsurprised by my lack of success given the flooded job market and the scarcity of jobs.” Verb ▲ (defend) Opposite of to take violent or aggressive action against defend guard protect sustain avert beat off block curb defend against deflect deter divert draw away fend fend off foil forfend guard against halt hamper hinder hold at bay hold off impede inhibit intercept interrupt keep at bay obstruct oppose parry prevent rebuff redirect repel repulse resist restrict safeguard save screen shelter shield stall stave off stop thwart turn aside ward ward off withstand fortify secure bulwark support “He executed an upper block to defend a hit and counter-attacked with a reverse punch.” Verb ▲ (aid) Opposite of to take violent or aggressive action against aid lose miss please surrender tap make happy not touch pass up Find more words! 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