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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of superlative for not hard or firm to touch Opposite of superlative for physically easy to mold or manipulate (of a material or fabric) Opposite of superlative for having a smooth texture that is gentle to the sense of touch (of a walking surface) Opposite of superlative for dank, muddy, and full of water (of climate or weather) Opposite of superlative for not aggressive or violent in nature Opposite of superlative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense (of colours) Opposite of superlative for having a restrained or non-vibrant quality (of a voice or sound) Opposite of superlative for quiet and gentle to the ears (of a visual or image) Opposite of superlative for blurry and not defined (of words or language) Opposite of superlative for soothing and not harsh or angry Opposite of superlative for kind or lenient, often to excess Opposite of superlative for requiring or involving very little or no effort (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for physically weak (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for timid, or showing a lack of courage (of a person's state of mind) Opposite of superlative for foolish, silly or simple-minded Noun The supreme effort one can make, or has made … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for not hard or firm to touch hardest rigidest firmest stiffest densest toughest thickest heaviest sturdiest tensest weightiest most solid most unsupple most hardened most fixed “The firm cushion has some practical uses, but it is at the expense of comfort.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for physically easy to mold or manipulate tautest most inflexible most unbendable most inelastic most unflexible most unyielding most unadaptable most unbending most unpliable “Unfortunately, the use of a very inflexible material such as fiberglass has many limitations.” Adjective ▲ (of a material or fabric) Opposite of superlative for having a smooth texture that is gentle to the sense of touch roughest coarsest scratchiest harshest fuzziest lumpiest ruggedest bristliest hairiest knottiest scraggiest shaggiest wrinkliest bumpiest jaggedest hardest most abrasive most tousled most wrinkled most asperous most irregular most disheveledUS most dishevelledUK most uncomfortable most broken most ragged “After receiving a vision, he abandoned his wealth, and traveled around in a rough garment to preach repentance.” Adjective ▲ (of a walking surface) Opposite of superlative for dank, muddy, and full of water hardest firmest stoniest rockiest toughest grittiest pebbliest ruggedest shingliest bumpiest grainiest jaggedest scraggiest most hardened most gravelly most rocklike most renitent most concrete most frozen most granular most irregular most rock-hard most rock-like “His consciousness started to wane when he fell and hit his head on the rocky surface.” Adjective ▲ (of climate or weather) Opposite of superlative for not aggressive or violent in nature powerfullest strongest heaviest mightiest greatest extremest severest intensest violentest fiercest viciousest harmfullest seriousest bleakest rainiest stormiest windiest brightest gaudiest gravest harshest most aggressive most savage most ferocious most turbulent most almighty most potent most commanding most tremendous most substantial most blistering most titanic most thunderous most forceful most damaging most calamitous most considerable most destructive most devastating most disastrous most impactful most forcible most inclement most injurious most intemperate most prevailing most ungentle most ruinous most blustering most blustery most vigorous most garish most glaring “A powerful storm is brewing.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for expressing subtlety of a particular quality as opposed to intense harshest intensest sharpest strongest vividest fullest brightest hardest shiniest splendidest flashiest lucidest most burning most concentrated most brilliant most striking most vibrant most shining most dazzling most glaring most scintillating most gleaming most incandescent most radiant most fluorescent most effulgent most refulgent most fulgent most glistering most fulgurant most candescent most resplendent most undimmed most luminescent most luminous most twinkling most beaming most glittering most lustrous “The others were ready to go, standing slowly and squinting against the intense light.” Adjective ▲ (of colours) Opposite of superlative for having a restrained or non-vibrant quality vividest boldest strongest richest most colourfulUK most colorfulUS most prismatic most psychedelic most variegated most vibrant most brilliant most radiant most motley most kaleidoscopic “The forest was warm as summer and abloom with an abundance of colorful flowers.” Adjective ▲ (of a voice or sound) Opposite of superlative for quiet and gentle to the ears loudest shrillest noisiest rowdiest racketiest harshest highest-pitched most deafening most strident most piercing most boisterous most booming most thunderous most thundering most cacophonous most raucous most earsplitting most obstreperous most screaming most vociferous most strepitous most uproarious most clattery most clangorous most stentorian most sonorous most overloud most ringing most clamorous most discordant most plangent most trumpetlike most tumultuous “We had to put up with loud noises and constant interference from the neighbors.” Adjective ▲ (of a visual or image) Opposite of superlative for blurry and not defined sharpest clearest most defined most distinguishable most distinct most apparent most axiomatic most blatant most categorical most certain most clear-cut most cogent most conclusive most convincing most definitive most distinctive most evident most exact most explicit most incontrovertible most indisputable most indubitable most irrefutable most legible most noticeable most obvious most perceivable most perceptible most precise most specific most unambiguous most unchallenged most uncontested most undisputable most undisputed most unequivocal most unmistakable most unquestionable “He was a painter that specialized in still-life images that were clear and defined.” Adjective ▲ (of words or language) Opposite of superlative for soothing and not harsh or angry harshest bitterest hardest nastiest roughest sharpest coarsest rudest toughest unkindest unpleasantest meanest wickedest angriest fiercest hatefullest intensest viciousest sourest baddest painfullest severest sternest sulkiest cruelest gruffest dourest acridest hairiest most abusive most disturbing most brutal most callous most critical most unforgiving most discourteous most uncivil most biting most cynical most hostile most resentful most vitriolic most antagonistic most sardonic most distressing most savage most annoying most offensive most disagreeable most hurtful most unpalatable most vexatious most acrimonious most agitated most displeasing most distasteful most galling most indignant most inhospitable most insensitive most irreconcilable most merciless most pitiless most poignant most ruthless most stinging most stringent most unfeeling most unsympathetic most virulent most vehement most ungracious most afflictive most caustic most cussed most heartbreaking most rancorous most asperous “They might be saying little in public but under the cloak of anonymity, plenty of harsh words are being uttered.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for kind or lenient, often to excess strictest toughest firmest hardest heaviest rigidest difficultest sternest uptightest meanest austerest harshest most hardhearted most callous most uncompassionate most authoritarian most challenging most demanding most uncompromising most unpermissive most unsparing most absolute most draconian most exacting most onerous most punctilious most puritanical most testing most uncharitable most unforgiving most stringent most daunting most burdensome most backbreaking most no-nonsense most oppressive “His parents were strict disciplinarians who often had unrealistic expectations.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for requiring or involving very little or no effort difficultest hardest painfullest roughest sweatiest extremest heaviest intensest mightiest ruggedest stickiest tallest toughest unpleasantest weightiest ambitiousest cruelest diciest fiercest severest seriousest thorniest most complicated most complex most arduous most strenuous most challenging most demanding most distressing most effortful most exhausting most gruelingUS most gruellingUK most hazardous most insufferable most impossible most laboredUS most labouredUK most laborious most merciless most punishing most rigorous most stressful most taxing most testing most tiresome most torturous most trying most unbearable most unremitting most unsparing most unyielding most agonizingUS most backbreaking most bothersome most brutal most burdensome most crippling most crushing most distressful most draining most excruciating most formidable most grievous most harrowing most hellish most intimidating most intolerable most killer most killing most onerous most operose most oppressive most painstaking most savage most staggering most tedious most tiring most toilful most toilsome most tormenting most tortuous most torturesome most troublesome most troubling most unendurable most unforgiving most vigorous most wearisome most wearing most worksome most uncomfortable most slavish most debilitating most involved most exacting most murderous “It was a difficult task because of the depth of the minefields.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for physically weak strongest brawniest biggest toughest mightiest greatest buffest powerfullest ruggedest hardiest ablest burliest beefiest fittest healthiest healthfullest heftiest manliest meatiest stoutest trimmest best-built most strapping most ripped most virile most overpowering most muscular most jacked most Herculean most energetic most energisedUK most commanding most almighty most athletic most dominant most dynamic most formidable most manful most obdurate most puissant most redoubtable most shredded most stalwart most vigorous “I would love to play a strong and heroic character again if given another chance.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for weak in character, lacking determination or willpower firmest earnestest seriousest steadfastest strongest stubbornest boldest grittiest gutsiest staunchest steadiest steeliest stoutest mightiest powerfullest pluckiest most determined most persistent most resolute most unyielding most driven most unwavering most dedicated most indomitable most indefatigable most intransigent most perseverant most persevering most relentless most tenacious most uncompromising most undeviating most unfaltering most unrelenting most unshakable most unshakeable most unshaken most valiant most vigorous most committed most dogged most inexorable most insistent most intent most mettlesome most obdurate most obstinate most pertinacious most purposeful most purposive most set most spirited most stouthearted most stalwart most unchanging most unflagging most unswervable most unswerving most adamant most courageous most decided most deliberate most fixed most inflexible most capable most competent most manful most constant most single-minded most stout-hearted most strong-minded most strong-willed most rock-ribbed “He also stressed the importance of tackling corruption in a determined manner, as it is a threat to democracy.” Adjective ▲ (colloquial) Opposite of superlative for timid, or showing a lack of courage bravest boldest gutsiest ballsiest rashest recklessest grittiest pluckiest brashest brassiest doughtiest most courageous most brazen most daring most fearless most unfearful most unfazed most unfearing most valiant most unflappable most audacious most confident most dauntless most frightless most gallant most heroic most heroical most herolike most intrepid most macho most mettlesome most resolute most spartan most spirited most temerarious most undauntable most unruffled most adventuresome most venturesome most venturous most adventurous most assured most daredevil most gutty most lionhearted most overconfident most resilient most tenacious most valorous most greathearted most manful most orped most risk-taking most rock-ribbed “Obviously, I haven't been brave enough to broach this topic amongst our friends for fear of an outcry.” Adjective ▲ (of a person's state of mind) Opposite of superlative for foolish, silly or simple-minded smartest astutest shrewdest sagest brightest wisest cleverest craftiest savviest quickest brainiest soundest canniest keenest sharpest sliest wiliest wittiest fastest nimblest most sensible most intelligent most judicious most logical most practical most prudent most rational most cognizant most commonsensical most informed most sagacious most brilliant most intellectual most knowledgeable most perceptive most ingenious most insightful most intuitive most sapient most argute most incisive most understanding most politic most calculating most witting most knowing most discerning most aware most attentive most reasonable most responsible most perspicacious most erudite most percipient most quick-witted most streetwise most artful most cunning most sharp-witted most level-headed most farsighted “We have had a conversation about his transgressions and he has assured me that he is sensible enough to not repeat his mistakes again.” Noun ▲ The supreme effort one can make, or has made best utmost best shot hardest best effort best one can do level best maximum effort one's all one's damndest all one's got highest endeavor highest endeavour optimum effort “I may not have reached my goal, but I gave it my best and came close.” Find more words! 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