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Adverb Opposite for in a pleasing or satisfying manner badly awfully disastrously dreadfully horrendously horribly horridly miserably terribly abominably abysmally atrociously dismally unfavourablyUK unfavorablyUS awry deplorably lamentably unbearably wretchedly bad frightfully imperfectly unfortunately unhappily unspeakably annoyingly appallingly distressingly shockingly sickeningly vexingly vilely “The day went badly. The weather was bad and the kids were complaining.” Adverb Opposite for in a manner that is appropriate to the circumstances unacceptably deficiently improperly imprudently inadequately inappropriately unsatisfactorily erroneously incorrectly unsuitably awkwardly egregiously intolerably wrongly “It was very disrespectful for Bill to have dressed so unacceptably for his brother's wedding.” Adverb Opposite for denoting good relations between two or more individuals discordantly antagonistically badly inharmoniously resentfully tensely uneasily bitterly conflictingly disharmoniously incongruously “Our team isn't very productive at the moment because we are getting on discordantly with each other.” Adverb Opposite for in a manner showing significant ability inexpertly incompetently ineptly poorly unskillfully awkwardly clumsily gracelessly unskilfully amateurishly badly crudely incapably inefficiently inelegantly lumberingly unadroitly ungracefully bunglingly defectively fumblingly gawkily inferiorly maladroitly sloppily ham-fistedly inaptly with difficulty “Tom was unskilled at basketball and would bounce the ball inexpertly.” Adverb Opposite for in a kindly manner disrespectfully harshly contemptuously discourteously disdainfully condescendingly indecently insolently rudely uncivilly crassly curtly imprudently indecorously ungraciously belligerently boorishly brazenly coarsely crudely cruelly inconsiderately inhumanly provocatively uncouthly unjustly artlessly barbarously bluntly brutally coldly grimly heartlessly impolitely nastily obnoxiously snootily unfairly ungenerously viciously vulgarly coolly hostilely without respect “Treat others harshly, and they will probably lose respect for you.” Adverb Opposite for in a thorough manner partially partly marginally moderately slightly incompletely fractionally insufficiently lightly a little halfway in part in some measure somewhat kind of not completely not entirely not wholly on a small scale to a certain degree to a certain extent to some degree to some extent “Only mix the ingredients partially to retain a crunchy texture.” Adverb Opposite for denoting a close relationship between two or more individuals vaguely detachedly formally professionally dispassionately distantly indifferently disinterestedly neutrally “We've only met a couple of times and we only know each other vaguely.” Adverb Opposite for in a manner denoting great attention to detail casually thoughtlessly carelessly haphazardly indifferently negligently sloppily hastily irresponsibly lackadaisically nonchalantly rashly badly inadequately inattentively incautiously neglectfully poorly aimlessly randomly unconcernedly unmindfully wildly without care without concern “Your conclusions are inaccurate because you analyzed the data very casually.” Adverb Opposite for with a high level of approval disdainfully derisively disapprovingly disrespectfully condescendingly contemptuously scornfully unfavorablyUS unfavourablyUK unkindly unsympathetically harshly mockingly unpleasantly disagreeably sarcastically coarsely crassly crudely demeaningly discourteously distastefully insolently rudely sardonically scoffingly sneeringly “He was an unpopular leader, and the citizens would continue to speak disdainfully of him long after his retirement.” Adverb Opposite for in a prosperous or comfortable condition frugally economically thriftily stingily abstemiously carefully providently prudently cheaply meagerly meagrely parsimoniously shrewdly sparingly circumspectly conscientiously judiciously meticulously mingily resourcefully savingly sensibly spartanly thoughtfully uncomfortably vigilantly warily “I need to live frugally now so that I will have enough to be able to live comfortably in the future.” Adverb Opposite for in all likelihood not never not likely at no time hardly by no means in no way not ever not in any way not under any condition nevermore “The assignment has to be completed today. You can not just leave it for tomorrow.” Adverb (usually used for emphasis) Opposite for to a significant extent barely negligibly hardly just marginally slightly imperceptibly insignificantly narrowly only just scarcely inappreciably inconsiderably minimally scantly superficially a little faintly just barely little scantily approximately half part partly roughly almost inconceivably by a hair by a whisker hardly at all “I got a ticket for driving barely over the speed limit.” Adverb Opposite for without difficulty arduously laboriously painstakingly strenuously assiduously onerously tiresomely burdensomely exhaustingly painfully tirelessly troublesomely “After her demotion, she would would arduously scrimp to purchase her favorite pair of shoes.” Adjective (predicative) Opposite for in good health ill sick infirm unhealthy unwell debilitated indisposed ailing sickly unfit afflicted diseased enfeebled failing queasy run-down unsound weak at death's door below par crippled crook decrepit disabled feeble frail green about the gills haggard incapacitated in poor health laid low laid up lame off-color off one's feet out of action out of sorts rundown running temperature sick as a dog sickened under the weather under-the-weather weakened weakly “I have just caught the cold, and I will be infirm for at least a few days.” Adjective Opposite for in an acceptable state or position poor dismal rough unacceptable awful bad dire inadequate lousy subpar substandard terrible unsatisfactory wretched deplorable direful disconcerting dissatisfactory dreadful lamentable mediocre miserable pitiful suboptimal undesirable abject appalling atrocious crummy deficient diabolical egregious execrable pitiable rotten vexing abysmal below par languishing unfortunate going badly incomplete unhappy unlucky unsuccessful wrong “Conditions are poor right now, but we are hopeful of some impending improvement.” Adjective (archaic) Opposite for well-advised inadvisable imprudent inappropriate inexpedient injudicious unreasonable unwise careless ill-advised improper rash untimely foolhardy foolish harebrained not recommended unfitting unsuitable unsuited “It would be inadvisable to act before determining what his intentions really are.” Noun (figuratively) Opposite for a plentiful source of supply consequence result conclusion corollary culmination effect outcome outgrowth pinnacle climax end end result apex completion eventuality finale issue offshoot acme aftereffect aftermath apogee consummation payoff upshot zenith “The young boy had turned into a fearless leader, the undeniable consequence of his infinite vision and ambition.” Verb (usually of a liquid) Opposite for to rise up, to spill over, or to be on the verge of spilling over ebb sink recede retreat withdraw flow back “His tears began to ebb once he had gotten over the overwhelming emotion of landing his dream job.” Verb Opposite for to grow in intensity subside abate decrease dwindle ease wane weaken decline diminish drop lessen quell settle subdue taper de-escalate disappear fade relent die away die down drop off ease off fade away let up level off mellow out peter out settle down taper off “Zack's rage would subside after he realized that things weren't actually that bad.” Find more words! 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