What is the opposite of tighter?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of comparative for physically unyielding, taut or stiff Opposite of comparative for constructed so as to prevent the passage of water, air, etc. Opposite of comparative for causing difficulty, problems or trouble Opposite of comparative for having strict rules or conditions Opposite of comparative for made, fixed or closed firmly and securely (of a knot) Opposite of comparative for closely packed Opposite of comparative for cramped and allowing very little room for movement (of clothes or shoes) Opposite of comparative for close-fitting, especially uncomfortably so (of a game or contest) Opposite of comparative for with evenly matched competitors (as per the score or result) Opposite of comparative for on close or friendly terms (of a written work or form) Opposite of comparative for concise, condensed, or well structured Opposite of comparative for miserly in nature Opposite of comparative for allowing only the minimum time or money for doing something (slang) Opposite of comparative for extraordinarily great or special (informal) Opposite of comparative for under the influence of alcohol … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for physically unyielding, taut or stiff looser airier slacker baggier laxer freer saggier broader droopier wider more insecure more relaxed more loosened more unrestrained more detached more flexible more unrestricted more disconnected more unattached more open more spacious “I know I've lost weight because my pants are getting loose around my belly.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for constructed so as to prevent the passage of water, air, etc. freer looser wider open more open more ajar more agape more gaping more uncovered more porous more pervious more permeable more unconcealed more penetrable more patulous more unsheltered “She left her lunch container open, and the smell would permeate through the office.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for causing difficulty, problems or trouble comfortabler calmer easier nicer pleasanter happier placider cozierUS snugger cushier cosierUK peacefuller comfier tranquiler more relaxed more untroubled more comforting more content more cheerful more contented more unworried more serene “I am looking forward to a relaxed and comfortable day at the spa.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having strict rules or conditions easier laxer softer looser more liberal more relaxed more generous more lenient more casual more flexible more tolerant more permissive more undemanding more understanding more easy-going more free and easy “She is quite the party animal, and her parents are very liberal with her curfew.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for made, fixed or closed firmly and securely softer weaker gentler milder tamer tenderer floppier lighter limper mellower looser droopier lanker more relaxed more moderate more temperate more subdued more insecure more flaccid “He gave me a soft and relaxed handshake as he introduced himself.” Adjective ▲ (of a knot) Opposite of comparative for closely packed looser slacker laxer freer more relaxed more loosened “Larry gave a huge tug on the jib sheet to trim the sail, unaware that the knot was loose.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for cramped and allowing very little room for movement larger bigger huger greater wider roomier broader comfortabler wider open more spacious more capacious more commodious more open more enormous more generous more voluminous more expansive more sizeable more sizable “The spacious and opulent bathroom was decked out with exquisite fittings.” Adjective ▲ (of clothes or shoes) Opposite of comparative for close-fitting, especially uncomfortably so looser freer laxer baggier easier suppler roomier slacker ampler slouchier more relaxed more loosened more voluminous more unrestricted more flexible more unrestrained more liberated “At night, I prefer to wear clothes which are loose and comfortable.” Adjective ▲ (of a game or contest) Opposite of comparative for with evenly matched competitors (as per the score or result) easier unfairer more uneven more lopsided more open more unbalanced more discrepant more disproportionate more disparate more mismatched more biased more awry more unequal more broken more asymmetrical more ill-matched more one-sided “It's not worth watching the game when the contest is so uneven.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for on close or friendly terms colder haughtier frostier icier frigider unfriendlier more distant more aloof more antisocial more asocial more indifferent more reserved more restrained more reticent more unsociable more detached more uncompanionable more taciturn more arrogant more uncommunicative more unresponsive more standoffish more unforthcoming more insociable more forbidding more undemonstrative more withdrawn more buttoned-up more stuck-up “Cody became distant after moving overseas for work.” Adjective ▲ (of a written work or form) Opposite of comparative for concise, condensed, or well structured windier wordier lengthier mouthier gabbier gobbier more verbose more grandiloquent more orotund more prolix more loquacious more multiloquent more repetitive more effusive more meandering more digressive more logorrhoeic more indirect more pleonastic more circuitous more garrulous more palaverous more bombastic more multiloquous more redundant more tautological more ambagious more logorrheic more protracted more voluble more repetitious more tautologous more discursive more magniloquent more talkative more long-winded “He won't be receptive to feedback if you are too verbose.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for miserly in nature unthriftier recklesser lavisher more spendthrift more improvident more profligate more wasteful more irresponsible more thriftless more generous more munificent more unsparing more charitable more extravagant more bountiful more bounteous more prodigal more openhanded more liberal more freehanded more giving more unstinting “He was so spendthrift, often wasting his cash on eggs and avocado.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for allowing only the minimum time or money for doing something ampler greater richer bigger huger larger fuller flusher broader heavier plentifuller lavisher wider comfortabler more generous more extensive more sizeable more copious more bountiful more liberal more plenteous more abundant more munificent more substantial more voluminous more bounteous more prolific more infinite more teeming more expansive more opulent more unrestricted more abounding more profuse “Armed with an ample budget, the government would invest heavily in transport and infrastructure.” Adjective ▲ (slang) Opposite of comparative for extraordinarily great or special badder awfuller terribler lousier poorer horribler paltrier crummier lamer stinkier horrider suckier cruddier duffer trashier pitifuller wretcheder more dreadful more atrocious more abysmal more appalling more diabolical more execrable more pathetic more unsatisfactory more horrendous more unacceptable more disgraceful more substandard more disastrous more indefensible more rubbish more detestable more reprehensible more stinking more lamentable more abominable more dissatisfactory more deplorable more egregious more mediocre more worthless more second-rate “Frankly, your new haircut is awful!” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of comparative for under the influence of alcohol soberer straighter drier more abstemious more temperate more moderate more teetotal more controlled more self-denying “We need you to be sober tonight to drive us home.” Find more words! 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