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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of regarded as reliable or truthful Opposite of having a good reputation Opposite of having worth, merit or value (tried and true/tested) Opposite of tested, hence, proven to be firm or reliable Opposite of having influence or power Opposite of very likely or bound Opposite of having significant influence Verb (took one's word) Opposite of to have regarded as right or true (archaic) Opposite of to have revealed (information) Opposite of past tense for to assign a task, duty or responsibility to someone Opposite of past tense for to commit someone or something to one's care … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of regarded as reliable or truthful disloyal irresponsible undependable unfaithful unreliable untrustworthy cool unfriendly fake false questionable shady traitorous treacherous deceitful perfidious treasonable untrue subversive faithless seditious renegade fickle recreant apostate dissident backstabbing adulterous double-dealing backstabby Punic back-stabbing double-faced false-hearted hollow-hearted Janus-faced uncertain irresolute dishonest unstable duplicitous two-faced two-timing dodgy unsafe vacillating arbitrary betraying unpatriotic double-crossing inconsistent unsettled trustless untrusty indecisive mercurial dubious slippery iffy sneaky inconstant not dependable untruthful unbelieving doubting negligent different fraudulent lying wavering unrealistic disobedient careless flexible unscrupulous unfixed cold unsteady weak disliking changeable more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a good reputation disreputable untrustworthy cowboy unreliable common fly-by-night notorious obscure ordinary shady unimportant unknown unrespected Adjective ▲ Opposite of having worth, merit or value unworthy disreputable worthless ignoble untrustworthy useless bad dishonourableUK dishonorableUS dishonest unrespected evil immoral unreliable poor fraudulent sinful undeserving deceptive dubious hateful valueless vile demeaning no-good “An unworthy leader can destroy a society, but not nearly as destructively as unworthy followers.” Adjective ▲ (tried and true/tested) Opposite of tested, hence, proven to be firm or reliable dodgy unreliable untrustworthy unproven suspicious unsafe untried undependable uncertain flimsy unstable dubious questionable fishy suspect novel experimental “This chap I know told me that the scheme was dodgy and that it might all go down the plughole.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having influence or power insignificant unimportant anonymous common incapable ineffective low-ranking nameless normal ordinary unworthy down-to-earth egoless impotent inconsiderable menial self-distrustful self-reproachful self-reproving uncomplacent unknown unnoteworthy unsubstantial abased beggarly beneath boring brainless causeless counterproductive depthless diminutive dishonorableUS dishonoredUS dishonourableUK dishonouredUK futile inappreciable infamous inferior lesser little nondescript not rich pedestrian powerless regular run-of-the-mill second-class second-fiddle second-rate second-string small small-time weak abject ahistorical below below the mark childish lacking usual slight “The errand boy was an insignificant person, mostly unrecognized by those around him.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of very likely or bound unlikely doubtful remote implausible improbable inconceivable unrealistic unexpected “The likelihood of me trampling anyone as I walk down the street is highly unlikely.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having significant influence ancillary auxiliary insignificant small lesser low lower minor secondary subordinate supplementary unimportant back up contributory inferior junior second-fiddle second-string subsidiary support anonymous collateral nameless obscure subservient uncelebrated unknown worthless “The programmer considered himself to be holding only an ancillary position in the large company.” Verb ▲ (took one's word) Opposite of to have regarded as right or true disbelieved distrusted doubted queried questioned rejected suspected challenged discounted discredited disputed mistrusted opposed repudiated called in question called out confronted denounced eschewed gave no credence to had doubts about had no faith in disagreed with misbelieved misdoubted not accepted not bought not swallowed scoffed at took exception to took issue with unbelieved skepticized abstained lacked faith in lacked confidence in bewared knew known “You always made promises without producing results, which is why your claims were disbelieved.” Verb ▲ (archaic) Opposite of to have revealed (information) concealed disguised masked obfuscated obscured cloaked enshrouded hid hidden shrouded veiled covered up held back kept quiet kept secret kept under wraps “Clark Kent concealed his identity, even to Lois Lane.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to assign a task, duty or responsibility to someone removed carried away confiscated separated took possession of taken possession of withdrew withdrawn “He was deemed unfit to have a pet, and it was thus prudent to remove the dog from his care.” Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to commit someone or something to one's care kept held holden withheld withholden concealed hid hidden retained cached detained held on to possessed reserved saved stored took taken took over taken over “You will need to keep the Soulstones so that it doesn't fall into the wrong hands.” Find more words! 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