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Comparative for independent, not conforming to the ways or opinions of others
Comparative for distinctive or idiosyncratic to a person, place or thing
Comparative for selfishly focussed primarily on oneself as an individual
Comparative for having a rebellious or aggressive streak or nature
Comparative for unwilling or unable to change because of tradition or convention
Comparative for fresh and unusual
Comparative for not dependent on another for one's livelihood or subsistence
Comparative for characteristic of a particular person or thing
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Adjective
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Comparative for independent, not conforming to the ways or opinions of others
uncommoner
odder
stranger
weirder
bizarrer
quirkier
hippier
queerer
wilder
wackier
extremer
moderner
cooler
groovier
freer
bolder
wilfuller
funnier
quainter
curiouser
freakier
kookier
kinkier
rummer
screwier
zanier
crazier
more unconventional
more unorthodox
more individual
more maverick
more nonconformist
more eccentric
more bohemian
more special
more singular
more atypical
more unique
more original
more peculiar
more liberated
more unfettered
more untrammeled
US
more independent
more off-centre
more radical
more offbeat
more freakish
more outlandish
more heretic
more idiosyncratic
more unusual
more different
more dissident
more heretical
more distinctive
more irregular
more abnormal
more dissentient
more anomalous
more esoteric
more extraordinary
more aberrant
more avant-garde
more innovative
more groundbreaking
more far out
more nonconforming
more off the wall
more rebellious
more sectarian
more characteristic
more particular
more distinct
more rad
more contemporary
more ultramodern
more modernistic
more distinguishing
more typical
more specific
more representative
more noncompliant
more personal
more essential
more private
more undisciplined
more unhampered
more unrestrained
more questioning
more irreverent
more critical
more contrary
more willful
more headstrong
more impious
more unregimented
more uncontrolled
more decontrolled
more uncustomary
more rare
more unfamiliar
more unwonted
more informal
more wacko
more off-the-wall
more far-out
more unceremonious
more madcap
more out there
more outré
more bizarro
more exceptional
more ❯
“They had left the feudal system of Scotland for a more
individualistic
way of life.”
Adjective
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Comparative for distinctive or idiosyncratic to a person, place or thing
uncommoner
noteworthier
odder
purer
simpler
funnier
quirkier
quainter
curiouser
newsworthier
queerer
weirder
kookier
uncannier
bizarrer
stranger
more distinctive
more characteristic
more individual
more particular
more peculiar
more distinct
more distinguishing
more specific
more special
more unique
more idiosyncratic
more signature
more typical
more singular
more exclusive
more discriminating
more especial
more symptomatic
more original
more diagnostic
more personal
more representative
more subjective
more proper
more personalized
US
more private
more individualized
US
more personalised
UK
more emblematic
more intrinsic
more privy
more indicative
more unmistakable
more essential
more discriminative
more express
more identifiable
more classic
more idiomatic
more different
more symbolic
more marked
more distinguished
more select
more disparate
more local
more notable
more distinguishable
more recognizable
US
more appropriate
more recognisable
UK
more inbred
more standard
more patent
more independent
more categorical
more precise
more set
more natural
more resident
more exceptional
more fixed
more remarkable
more concrete
more conspicuous
more diacritic
more restricted
more extraordinary
more native
more ingrained
more discretionary
more specialized
US
more customised
UK
more specialised
UK
more discretional
more arbitrary
more unusual
more discrete
more prototypical
more reserved
more unalloyed
more one-off
more separated
more definite
more unmixed
more novel
more rare
more isolated
more preternatural
more unrepresentative
more atypical
more inconceivable
more abnormal
more unthinkable
more monstrous
more contrary
more deviant
more unaccustomed
more unorthodox
more unfamiliar
more foreign
more freakish
more aberrant
more uncharacteristic
more exotic
more unwonted
more anomalous
more eccentric
more off the wall
more irregular
more uncustomary
more incomprehensible
more kookie
more unnatural
more supernatural
more unreal
more divergent
more incongruous
more mysterious
more unlike
more outlandish
more jarring
more untypical
more limited
more nonstandard
more ❯
“Moral standards are, after all, an
individualistic
trait of a group or a section of people.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for selfishly focussed primarily on oneself as an individual
vainer
prouder
haughtier
smugger
greedier
cockier
snootier
uppitier
high and mightier
snottier
snippier
phonier
US
swankier
wankier
showier
lordlier
puffier
chestier
bigger
snobbier
bragger
posher
pushier
unkinder
meaner
more egoistic
more egotistical
more egoistical
more egotistic
more conceited
more egomaniacal
more vainglorious
more selfish
more narcissistic
more pompous
more egocentric
more self-interested
more self-absorbed
more stuck-up
more self-serving
more self-centred
UK
more self-centered
US
more self-indulgent
more self-important
more self-seeking
more self-obsessed
more self-involved
more prideful
more snobbish
more solipsistic
more opinionated
more aloof
more inflated
more swollen
more inner-directed
more puffed up
more affected
more introverted
more personal
more stuck on oneself
more overweening
more bigheaded
more important
more biggity
more biggety
more assured
more inconsiderate
more complacent
more consequential
more swellheaded
more autocratic
more isolated
more intrinsic
more intimate
more subjective
more obsessive
more boastful
more insensitive
more self-conceited
more self-satisfied
more self-minded
more self-contained
more idiocentric
more thoughtless
more uncaring
more arrogant
more swaggering
more pretentious
more supercilious
more bumptious
more immodest
more uncharitable
more ostentatious
more overbearing
more uppish
more full of oneself
more full of hot air
more presumptuous
more patronizing
US
more condescending
more pontifical
more vaunting
more grandiose
more magisterial
more patronising
UK
more hifalutin
more peacockish
more unthoughtful
more toffee-nosed
more mercenary
more stuck up
more hoity-toity
more highfaluting
more la-di-da
more smart-alecky
more overconfident
more persnickety
more disdainful
more portentous
more bloated
more bombastic
more independent
more braggart
more flaunting
more flatulent
more cocksure
more highfalutin
more self-sufficient
more brazen
more self-congratulatory
more self-aggrandizing
more high-minded
more snot-nosed
more domineering
more ungiving
more unthinking
more sententious
more officious
more heedless
more unmindful
more regardless
more tactless
more self-assertive
more discourteous
more apathetic
more miserly
more grasping
more acquisitive
more opportunistic
more money-grubbing
more ❯
“His behavior is characterized by
individualistic
goals overriding social ones.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a rebellious or aggressive streak or nature
wilfuller
unrulier
difficulter
balkier
bolshier
stroppier
unfriendlier
unpleasanter
ruder
ornerier
stubborner
perverser
haughtier
awkwarder
naughtier
more unyielding
more recalcitrant
more intractable
more disobedient
more contrary
more refractory
more defiant
more ungovernable
more wayward
more rebellious
more insubordinate
more obstreperous
more unmanageable
more willful
more uncontrollable
more contumacious
more untoward
more uncooperative
more froward
more obstinate
more unaccommodating
more unreasonable
more incompliant
more obstructive
more restive
more disorderly
more unamenable
more fractious
more turbulent
more disaffected
more truculent
more revolutionary
more resistant
more unobliging
more discourteous
more uncivil
more unsympathetic
more disagreeable
more dissentient
more malcontent
more nonconformist
more quarrelsome
more unamiable
more uncongenial
more contentious
more anarchistic
more bellicose
more factious
more militant
more negativistic
more pugnacious
more threatening
more treacherous
more treasonable
more insolent
more disputatious
more bloody-minded
more passive-aggressive
more ill-natured
more restless
more radical
more mutinous
more seditious
more insurrectionary
more dissident
more unbiddable
more subversive
more traitorous
more dissentious
more impudent
more nonconforming
more maverick
more heretical
more unorthodox
more headstrong
more challenging
more disloyal
more lawless
more obdurate
more undisciplined
more pigheaded
more intransigent
more estranged
more alienated
more irreconcilable
more delinquent
more troublesome
more errant
more mischievous
more rascally
more noncompliant
more roguish
more impish
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unwilling or unable to change because of tradition or convention
narrower
rigider
smaller-minded
smaller
pettier
less
stuffier
primmer
starchier
prissier
blinder
stricter
meaner
staider
shallower
boringer
stubborner
more hidebound
more conservative
more traditional
more reactionary
more orthodox
more unprogressive
more ultraconservative
more paleoconservative
more traditionalistic
more conventional
more illiberal
more mossbacked
more intolerant
more prejudiced
more inflexible
more biased
more diehard
more dogmatic
more blimpish
more set
more uncompromising
more fanatical
more puritan
more jaundiced
more intractable
more parochial
more narrow-minded
more old-school
more old-fashioned
more buttoned-down
more dyed-in-the-wool
more close-minded
more strait-laced
more insular
more provincial
more sectarian
more blinkered
more partisan
more uncharitable
more disdainful
more unsympathetic
more contemptuous
more obdurate
more partial
more antipathetic
more waspish
more averse
more fractious
more one-sided
more bigoted
more myopic
more limited
more restricted
more localist
more jerkwater
more picayune
more short-sighted
more Lilliputian
more claustral
more puritanical
more discriminatory
more conformist
more opinionated
more intransigent
more doctrinaire
more prudish
more moralistic
more priggish
more pigheaded
more philistine
more unimaginative
more shockable
more chauvinist
more chauvinistic
more retrogressive
more counterrevolutionary
more regressive
more fogyish
more unsophisticated
more selfish
more lopsided
more inexorable
more ungenerous
more xenophobic
more local
more contracted
more separated
more secluded
more sequestered
more sectional
more unadventurous
more convinced
more bourgeois
more prejudicial
more hardcore
more hard-core
more self-centered
US
more self-centred
UK
more right-wing
more obstinate
more alt-right
more shortsighted
more unpersuadable
more resistant
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for fresh and unusual
fresher
newer
cleverer
stranger
moderner
uncommoner
funkier
odder
more original
more creative
more imaginative
more innovative
more innovatory
more novel
more ingenious
more inventive
more unique
more unusual
more innovational
more seminal
more unconventional
more different
more unorthodox
more refreshing
more revolutionary
more trailblazing
more unfamiliar
more visionary
more artistic
more avant-garde
more disruptive
more distinctive
more fertile
more groundbreaking
more individual
more inspired
more originative
more special
more unknown
more inspiring
more singular
more demiurgic
more productive
more Promethean
more unaccustomed
more unheard-of
more welcome
more stimulating
more rare
more advanced
more futuristic
more new-fashioned
more experimental
more exotic
more surprising
more atypical
more offbeat
more recent
more peculiar
more contemporary
more modernistic
more state-of-the-art
more cutting edge
more off-centre
more cutting-edge
more ❯
Adjective
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Comparative for not dependent on another for one's livelihood or subsistence
freer
haughtier
smugger
more self-supporting
more independent
more autarkic
more unaided
more autarkical
more autarchic
more unconnected
more unregimented
more self-sufficient
more self-sustaining
more self-reliant
more self-contained
more sovereign
more democratic
more libertarian
more self-regulating
more emancipated
more enfranchised
more selfstanding
more unenslaved
more sovran
more liberated
more non-aligned
more self-confident
more capable
more confident
more efficient
more conceited
more individual
more arrogant
more competent
more egotistic
Adjective
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Comparative for characteristic of a particular person or thing
commoner
normaler
likelier
steadier
more typical
more characteristic
more customary
more standard
more usual
more accepted
more average
more consistent
more conventional
more expected
more familiar
more habitual
more natural
more ordinary
more orthodox
more prevalent
more representative
more routine
more symptomatic
more traditional
more accustomed
more anticipated
more chronic
more commonplace
more emblematic
more foreseeable
more frequent
more indicative
more predictable
more prescriptive
more reliable
more unremarkable
more distinctive
more distinguishing
more established
more idiosyncratic
more proper
more proverbial
more regular
more unexceptional
more acknowledged
more cliched
more native
more recognised
UK
more recognized
US
more set
more wonted
more par for the course
more time-honoured
more run-of-the-mill
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