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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of sedate, serious or lacking in humor Opposite of having a calm and composed demeanor Opposite of formal or dignified in nature or manner Opposite of having or showing very strict moral attitudes Opposite of having a serious or solemn nature or demeanor Opposite of of root, too deep to remove Opposite of overly formal, conventional, or prim and proper (of a person) Opposite of strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior Opposite of cold or aloof in manner or behavior Opposite of following the accepted or traditional customs Opposite of habitually done, used or found Opposite of boring or severely lacking in interest Opposite of imposing or constituting a physical, mental, or figurative load Opposite of of great seriousness or importance Opposite of serious, thoughtful or earnest in appearance Opposite of calm in manner or disposition (of a person) Opposite of sensible, reliable, and self-restrained Opposite of being such by habit, long-established, and not likely to change Opposite of characterized by an atmosphere or expression lacking in cheer Opposite of done or acting in an indifferent or apathetic manner Opposite of not excessively bright, flashy or showy … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of sedate, serious or lacking in humor exciting exhilarating stimulating thrilling electrifying rousing stirring adventurous moving sensational fun riveting explosive cliffhanging gripping envigoratingUK invigoratingUS dramatic exhilarative wild inspiring lively capricious compelling fanciful intoxicating daring enthralling intense arousing breathtaking exuberant adrenaline-charged breath-taking hair-raising heart-stopping mind-blowing nerve-racking spine-tingling “At once terrifying and thrilling, many would consider a parachute jump to be the experience of a lifetime.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a calm and composed demeanor anxious concerned nervous worried apprehensive restless uneasy fearful fretful frightened aflutter antsy discomposed edgy disturbed overwrought shivery solicitous unsettled worrisome bothered nervy spooked toey troubled aghast disquieted queazy shaky upset angstful perturbed queasy stressed twitchy agitated insecure jumpy scared unquiet careful fidgety flurried jittery overstrung afraid atwitter tense uncomfortable angsty distressed dithery uptight wired hung up in suspense keyed up on edge on tenterhooks shook up strung out strung up under stress worked up worried sick hot and bothered ill at ease in a flap in a spin in a state of nerves in a stew in a sweat flustered excited unstrung unhinged unglued annoyed excitable wild impassioned unsteady ruffled disconcerted boisterous flighty lively rattled loud noisy aroused undignified exciting frivolous indecorous embarrassed angered unpoised flushed confused uncontrolled shaken hysteric frantic hysterical hyperactive distraught unnerved harassed overactive heated feverish frenzied delirious distrait alarmed fazed distracted hectic inflamed stirred up more ❯ “She is feeling nervous and anxious as she waits in line.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of formal or dignified in nature or manner undignified degrading unbecoming unseemly humiliating improper inappropriate flighty indecorous shameful debasing ignoble untoward abject dishonorableUS dishonourableUK unsuitable discreditable disgraceful unladylike belittling demeaning unbefitting unceremonious ungentlemanly inglorious silly unworthy indecent informal unfitting frivolous shaming unrefined wretched cheapening ignominious inelegant lacking dignity beneath one's dignity goofy giddy unimpressive scandalous mortifying crass bad vulgar poor infra dig unimposing humble unheroic relaxed lighthearted ordinary light usual irreverent funny unimportant more ❯ “The best team doesn't always win, but it would be a shallow victory if winning meant resorting to undignified means.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing very strict moral attitudes broad-minded relaxed uninhibited earthy immoral loose permissive unreserved Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a serious or solemn nature or demeanor facetious flip flippant humorous jesting jocular joking kittenish ludic playful frivolous unimportant jovial trivial inconsequential light-hearted minor incidental petty insignificant immaterial facile meaningless easy thin solvable unsubstantial funny cheerful lighthearted happy unserious silly smiling carefree irreverent excited lively boisterous agitated ridiculous inappropriate disrespectful blithe sarcastic pert cute farcical wise genial grinning cheery cordial smiley bright beaming half-hearted indifferent insincere apathetic thoughtless trifling unconcerned casual uninterested couldn't-care-less unenthusiastic comical witty jokey amusing satirical mischievous comic teasing wisecracking jocose puckish droll chucklesome waggish wry bantering impish tongue-in-cheek more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of of root, too deep to remove fleeting eradicable Adjective ▲ Opposite of overly formal, conventional, or prim and proper informal modern relaxed adventurous current fresh new open ventilated willing Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior casual easygoing informal natural simple colloquial easy relaxed unceremonious unstudied congenial everyday friendly laid-back mellow unfussy unpretentious unrestrained familiar homey unaffected unconstrained unstuffy easy-going free-and-easy normal unbuttoned without ceremony “She was elegant and bookish, while he was casual and endearingly laid-back.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of cold or aloof in manner or behavior sociable friendly social gregarious outgoing companionable approachable cordial involved affable amiable amicable accessible genial convivial easy conversable extroverted warm communicative lively open hospitable jovial intimate neighborlyUS neighbourlyUK alert aware clubable clubbable clubby matey attentive chummy easy-going good-natured interested Adjective ▲ Opposite of following the accepted or traditional customs nonconformist untraditional bohemian dissenting iconoclastic imaginative nonorthodox revolutionary unceremonious alternative heterodox maverick unconventional unorthodox dissentient heteroclite nontraditional offbeat uncustomary unique radical “His nonconformist work is a perfect fit for Valmorbida and Roitfeld, who are rather untraditional art dealers themselves.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of habitually done, used or found unconventional nontraditional nonconventional nonorthodox uncustomary untraditional unusual unestablished abnormal atypical curious funny odd offbeat peculiar queer strange uncommon unique unorthodox unwonted weird broad-minded different extraordinary large-minded off-the-wall rare “Frank Costanza celebrates the unconventional holiday of Festivus as an alternative to the overly commercialized Christmas.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of boring or severely lacking in interest interesting lively absorbing engaging engrossing gripping intriguing involving riveting animated exciting fashionable fresh readable stimulating trendy up-to-date adventurous fun ready willing Adjective ▲ Opposite of imposing or constituting a physical, mental, or figurative load lenient lax easy clement facetious flip flippant forbearing gentle humorous indulgent jesting jocular joking kittenish light ludic playful soft tolerant relaxed tractable amenable calm compromising easy-going kind temperate willing “The article would infer that the local magistrate was too lenient on criminals.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of of great seriousness or importance trivial unimportant immaterial inconsequential insignificant meaningless minor unsubstantial slight trifling petty small inconsiderable paltry worthless frivolous inessential piddling insubstantial niggling nominal pointless inappreciable irrelevant negligible fiddling nugatory footling incidental pettifogging non-essential “We are deluged with trivial information and pointless musings which strain the patience to breaking point.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of serious, thoughtful or earnest in appearance carefree relaxed unconcerned untroubled casual unworried calm nonchalant unserious cool insouciant unbothered careless easy unanxious devil-may-care easy-going happy-go-lucky happy cheerful upbeat chirpy merry joyous buoyant cheery jovial jolly joyful blithe effervescent flippant lighthearted blithesome laid back bright radiant at ease playful gay smiling high-spirited light-hearted jocular laid-back gleeful lively sprightly bright and breezy jaunty more ❯ “She looked at him in the picture, admiring how easy going and carefree he seemed.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of calm in manner or disposition agitated frenzied hysterical aroused excited restless crazy excitable fiery frantic hotheaded maddened raving uncontrollable unruly aggressive berserk boisterous crazed enraged furious heated inflamed mad maniacal rabid rash riotous rowdy undisciplined unreasonable unrestrained vicious disruptive fierce fuming immoderate impetuous intemperate irrational raging savage vehement violent disorderly impassioned wild worked up “A lone wolf howled miserably, followed closely by a volley of agitated barks.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of sensible, reliable, and self-restrained fickle disloyal faithless false inconstant perfidious recreant traitorous treacherous unfaithful untrue airy-fairy flighty half-hearted immature impulsive uncommitted undependable unpredictable unreliable vacillating wavering agitated broken discontinuous excitable excited friendly imbalanced irresponsible unfixed upset weak wobbly in two minds Adjective ▲ Opposite of being such by habit, long-established, and not likely to change indefinite infrequent sporadic uncommitted unconfirmed undecided Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by an atmosphere or expression lacking in cheer cheery cheerful comforting bright cheering cordial friendly positive content heartwarming pleasant vivacious carefree chirpy encouraging festive gay gleeful merry sunny upbeat breezy genial happy jolly joyful sunshiny bubbly effusive flippant hopeful unimportant trivial funny excited unserious lively full of beans “The wall appeared completely black from the outside, allowing for a cheery atmosphere while ensuring complete privacy.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of done or acting in an indifferent or apathetic manner concerned interested inquisitive Adjective ▲ Opposite of not excessively bright, flashy or showy flamboyant garish ornate ostentatious bright flashy glittering showy swank tacky blatant brassy brilliant flash flaunting gaudy glitzy harsh jazzy kitschy loud noisy overdone overwrought swanky tinsel brash brummagem chintzy flaring meretricious screaming splashy tasteless tawdry over-bright razzle-dazzle “The garish jackets and flamboyant ties were out in force as a massive crowd packed the city to celebrate his life.” Find more words! 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