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Opposite of that tires or tire
Opposite of requiring significant physical exertion
“She found being a dog walker to be easy, yet satisfying, work.”
Opposite of difficult to endure or accomplish
Opposite of without dare; lacking creativity or innovation
“With nothing left to lose, he has to employ some risky strategies in order to pull out an unexpected win.”
Opposite of causing a loss of energy or strength
(of work) Opposite of strenuous in nature
“We spent a tranquil day down by the lake by ourselves.”
Opposite of becoming tired or less dynamic
Opposite of without variation or emotion
Opposite of requiring or involving physical effort
“I quit weights training and picked up yoga because I wanted a benign activity.”
Opposite of to be inspiring boredom
“It was clear that Donna's impassioned speech was inspiring the thousands who had attended her gathering.”
Opposite of present participle for to use up all the physical energy of
Opposite of present participle for to become sleepy or weary
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