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(unusual) Opposite of generally approved, believed, or recognized
“It was unusual for them to deny the children some candy during Halloween.”
(questionable) Opposite of generally approved, believed, or recognized
“His outburst to a standard question was highly questionable.”
Opposite of used or accepted broadly by most people
Opposite of used or accepted broadly
Opposite of traditionally, or generally, recognized and accepted
“One must be wary of the quack doctor who treats his patients using unfamiliar techniques.”
Opposite of unequivocal, universally accepted or agreed upon
Opposite of acceptable or appropriate
Opposite of accepted by supposition rather than as a result of proof
Opposite of regarded by society to be good, proper or correct
Opposite of suited or acceptable to the purpose or circumstances
“Improper use of gym equipment can result in injury.”
Opposite of accurate in conformity to acceptable standards
“I know you think you can do backflips, but the technique is wrong, and you can end up breaking your neck.”
Opposite of of root, too deep to remove
Opposite of of recognized authority
“The unofficial action began early in the morning when pickets were placed outside the station.”
Opposite of openly declared or recognized
Opposite of generally assumed or believed to be the case, but not necessarily so
Opposite of implied or inferred, especially without being explicitly expressed
Opposite of approved or agreed upon
“A reseller has the right to contest a denied deal.”
Opposite of publicly acknowledged to be
“This is a wonderful, whimsical, hand-drawn postcard by an unknown artist from the 1920s.”
Opposite of having proved its value or truth
Opposite of used or frequented often
Opposite of legally binding due to having been executed in compliance with the law
“He's been detained in Japan since mid-July, when he was nabbed for traveling with an invalid passport.”
Opposite of socially acceptable
“I also let him know that lying was a totally unacceptable thing to do.”
Opposite of suited or acceptable to the purpose or circumstances
“Given the circumstances surrounding the tragedy, it was a particularly imprudent thing to say.”
Opposite of not disguised, plainly visible
Opposite of based on correct or acceptable principles of reasoning
“Using classism to associate negative behaviors to the less fortunate is simply an insulting and invalid justification for this behavior.”
Opposite of to have acknowledged, or conceded, the truth of
“The administration denied all allegations of fraud and corruption.”
Opposite of to have tolerated
“I must admit that I abhorred your tendency to chew loudly, especially in close proximity to me.”
(took one's word) Opposite of to have regarded as right or true
“You always made promises without producing results, which is why your claims were disbelieved.”
Opposite of to have accepted
“I turned down the first job I was offered as I was confident of getting some better offers.”
Opposite of to have accepted or received, typically something awarded
“She had worked hard and tried her best, but ultimately failed at winning a medal during the tournament.”
Opposite of to have understood or accepted the validity of
“Due to his penchant for using sarcasm, everyone misunderstood the point he was trying to make.”
Opposite of to have acted on an opportunity
“He missed many golden opportunities that had been presented to him during his career because of his tunnel vision.”
Opposite of to have allowed or had room for
“The school barred any student who failed to meet the minimum academic requirements.”
(of a job or task) Opposite of past tense for to agree to take responsibility of
“Due to personal reasons, I will have to relinquish any responsibility I have in this project moving forward.”
Opposite of past tense for to admit or welcome into a place or a group
“MENSA would snub Frank as a member because he did not meet their intellectual requirements.”
(of a proposal) Opposite of past tense for to agree or consent to
“Harvey would challenge Rose's suggestion that they should just be friends, and paid the price for it.”
(of something unpleasant) Opposite of past tense for to tolerate or submit to
“He would still be in denial of the fact that he would not get the promotion he desired.”
Opposite of an expression of agreement
“Fat chance! I'm not going to stand in the same room with someone who just destroyed me.”
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