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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class Opposite of being alone or by oneself Opposite of abandoned or uninhabited, cut off from the rest of the world or society Opposite of abandoned, or left unused or unoccupied Opposite of slow to reveal emotion or opinions Opposite of without friends or companions Opposite of not given to showing emotion or feelings Opposite of without help from others Opposite of being (alone) by oneself Opposite of of being a once-off event or situation Opposite of one of its or their kind Opposite of abandoned, or left unused or unoccupied (of a person or lifestyle) Opposite of isolated from others Opposite of being (alone) by oneself Opposite of isolated and lonely Opposite of separated from a usual pair or set Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class Opposite of barren and devoid of inhabitants Opposite of characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence Opposite of abandoned by a deity or god, literally or figuratively Opposite of unmarried or not involved in a romantic relationship (of a place or location) Opposite of placed or standing away from view Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class Opposite of hidden or out of the way Opposite of having a calm and tranquil nature due to isolation Opposite of isolated or sequestered (of a place or location) Opposite of remote or secluded in nature Opposite of placed or standing apart or alone Noun Opposite of a recluse or hermit Opposite of a person who follows an ascetic life … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class accompanied complementing supplementary attendant following coexisting synchronisedUK synchronizedUS coinciding co-occurring together along combined with company in the company of others Adjective ▲ Opposite of being alone or by oneself sociable companionable convivial cordial gregarious outgoing social combined common general ordinary together friendly amiable congenial amicable agreeable affable genial obliging hospitable warm approachable neighborlyUS kind pleasant extroverted warmhearted jovial gracious civil extrovert comradely conversable open matey clubbable sympathetic neighbourlyUK brotherly easy communicative fraternal couthy chummy communal backslapping lively harmonious cooperative considerate hearty helpful uninhibited easy-going well-disposed company-loving easy to get along with hail-fellow-well-met warm-hearted good-humouredUK buddy-buddy well disposed good-humoredUS easy to get on with accessible forthcoming responsive philanthropic extraverted clubby mixed welcoming clubable kindly good company good-natured uncynical boon humanitarian nice people-oriented participating fun-loving talkative personable unreserved public affectionate engaging seen unsecluded free nonexclusive cosmopolitan shared united cheery easygoing cheerful attached plural non-singular lovable benign happy likableUS warm-blooded likeableUK more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of abandoned or uninhabited, cut off from the rest of the world or society busy accessible bustling frequented public well-frequented open outgoing sociable friendly extroverted unreserved seen joining populated mingling socializingUS inhabited socialisingUK Adjective ▲ Opposite of abandoned, or left unused or unoccupied cherished helped nurtured populated wanted populous inhabited happy used pleased full crowded cheerful filled productive busy cultivated saved pleasant befriended intact loved protected restored Adjective ▲ Opposite of slow to reveal emotion or opinions unreserved blabby chatty communicative conversational gabby garrulous loquacious motormouthed mouthy open outgoing talkative talky ardent demonstrative forward sociable uninhibited warm agitated assured bold clamorous disturbed excited extroverted friendly given noisy offered troubled upset Adjective ▲ Opposite of without friends or companions attached befriended beloved enemyless liked loved popular Adjective ▲ Opposite of not given to showing emotion or feelings demonstrative emotional fervent fervid friendly hot-blooded impassioned outgoing passional passionate vehement warm affectionate expressive gushing overemotional unreserved Adjective ▲ Opposite of without help from others assisted Adjective ▲ Opposite of being (alone) by oneself one of many one of several one of multiple one of the many one of the several one of the multiple “Lisa was one of many children that lived in the family of twelve next door.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of being a once-off event or situation recurring habitual routine continual regular typical frequent usual periodic repeated repetitive iterative normal ongoing perpetual reiterative repetitious periodical recurrent steady “A recurring problem at the park was the amount of litter that would accumulate each day.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of one of its or their kind multiple many numerous multitudinous several various manifold myriad collective diverse varied mixed innumerable countless assorted voluminous innumerous immeasurable diversified different multifarious a number of a quantity of a slew of multifold “She told the Los Angeles Times that she was one of the multiple dancers to perform for the reigning Sixth Man of the Year.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of abandoned, or left unused or unoccupied caring good improved nice populated used in use Adjective ▲ (of a person or lifestyle) Opposite of isolated from others busy chaotic hectic vibrant dynamic frantic wild frenetic frenzied spirited kinetic flourishing happening electrifying buzzy furious vivacious buzzing thriving rousing stirring merry zestful “Ellen lived a very busy life, and would rarely be alone at home.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of being (alone) by oneself accompanied chaperoned escorted grouped among others in company with others “The child needs to be accompanied to be on this ride.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of isolated and lonely loved appreciated wanted cherished desired required treasured valued adored beloved favoredUS favouredUK “His mother assured him that he would always be loved unconditionally.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of separated from a usual pair or set paired matched “Paired shoes were mounted on the vertical, diagonal, and horizontal slabs behind the display window.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class combined collective multiple aggregate composite grouped united communal connected cumulative joined joint mixed allied collaborative conjoint conjunct cooperative linked mingled pooled unified consolidated shared common mutual collated compiled group “The combined group of more than six thousand brokers will control about thirty percent of the market.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of barren and devoid of inhabitants populated urban inhabited civilisedUK civilizedUS colonisedUK colonizedUS developed occupied populous settled tenanted “It is always so surprising to arrive at a populated town after traveling through such uninhabitable, wild terrain.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by severe self-discipline and abstention from all forms of indulgence sybaritic hedonistic epicurean indulgent intemperate immoderate decadent extravagant lavish pampered debauched unrestrained dissolute libertine overindulgent hedonic voluptuary Lucullan bacchanalian fast-living luxury-loving pleasure-loving pleasure-seeking self-indulgent “With his love of good food, whisky, and cigars, Wingate enjoyed a sybaritic lifestyle to the full.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of abandoned by a deity or god, literally or figuratively bright cheerful cheering cheery comforting cordial festive friendly gay heartwarming sunshiny bustling charming Adjective ▲ Opposite of unmarried or not involved in a romantic relationship married espoused hitched wed wedded together united marital nuptial conjugal connubial spousal mated attached taken matrimonial husbandly joined wifely in a relationship joined in holy matrimony “I can proudly say that I have been married to my spouse for forty years.” Adjective ▲ (of a place or location) Opposite of placed or standing away from view visible clear open overt noticeable prominent public unconcealed undisguised unhidden avowed observable unmistakable brazen obvious transparent blatant revealed apparent patent published accessible flagrant recognisedUK recognizedUS evident manifest exposed unrestricted acknowledged conspicuous publicisedUK publicizedUS known about not private on show plainly seen in the open in the public domain plain to see “As we neared our destination, we could see the famous landmark become visible.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of being a single, sole or solitary member a kind, type, or class assorted heterogenous manifold miscellaneous mixed motley multifarious myriad patchwork perennial promiscuous rampant recurrent repeated varied accompanied “She was one of the couple's myriad children.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of hidden or out of the way busy bustling crowded popular big conspicuous distinguished famed familiar famous notable prominent recognisedUK recognizedUS renowned unsecluded congested frequented overcrowded overpopulated packed populous swarming revealed unconcealed well-known “It must be difficult for a celebrity to walk around this busy city without being recognized.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a calm and tranquil nature due to isolation unruly incontrollable riotous uncontrollable antisocial rebellious wild boisterous rowdy undisciplined headstrong lawless fractious lively perverse unmanageable anarchical incorrigible restive anarchic impetuous refractory troublemaking bawdy irrepressible obstreperous violent contumacious intemperate noisy ungovernable froward imprudent messy wayward chaotic insubordinate loud unrestrained disorderly lawbreaking recusant rumbustious out of control out of hand “The well-renowned nightclub became an unruly haven for misfits.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of isolated or sequestered awash brimful brimming bustling busy chock-full congested crammed cramped crowded elbow-to-elbow filled to the rafters jam-packed mobbed overcrowded overflowing packed popular swarming teeming thronged “The famous beach was well known and often crowded with locals and tourists alike.” Adjective ▲ (of a place or location) Opposite of remote or secluded in nature nearby adjacent adjoining neighboringUS neighbouringUK bordering local immediate proximate public next door next-door “The nearby town was renowned for its pancakes and Belgian waffles.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of placed or standing apart or alone a central part of Noun ▲ Opposite of a recluse or hermit extrovert mixer socialite socializer mingler befriender character sociable person social butterfly party animal life and soul of the party people person extravert outgoing person gregarious person live wire life of the party Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who follows an ascetic life hedonist sybarite debauchee voluptuary epicurean libertine epicure playboy bon vivant bon viveur profligate degenerate decadent rake lecher glutton roué pleasuremonger pleasureseeker pleasure-seeker sensualist thrill-seeker pleasure lover pleasure seeker “Is there any space for ideas like honor, responsibility, and service in a hedonist or Epicurean philosophy?” Find more words! 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