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What is another word for
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Adjective
Comparative for offensively nonchalant or cool in manner
Comparative for done spontaneously without previous or due thought
Comparative for abrupt or unfriendly in nature
Comparative for produced or carried out in a hasty or perfunctory manner
Comparative for not thorough or detailed due to being done in haste
Comparative for treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
Comparative for haughty or arrogant, especially in one's disregard for something
Comparative for unfriendly or aggressive in nature
Comparative for having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature
Comparative for inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun
Comparative for lacking context or reason
Comparative for happening by chance or without planning
Adverb
Comparative for without previous thought or consideration
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for offensively nonchalant or cool in manner
breezier
cooler
limper
laxer
colder
looser
damper
slacker
blither
airier
lighter
simpler
wearier
world-wearier
chillier
wishy-washier
lazier
sluggisher
duller
feebler
dreamier
moonier
tamer
weaker
flatter
jauntier
recklesser
freer
sicker
lamer
weaklier
paltrier
meagerer
US
brasher
meagrer
UK
smarter
stolider
number
draggier
droopier
wimpier
gayer
slaphappier
tardier
sloppier
easier
more casual
more indifferent
more careless
more nonchalant
more unconcerned
more uninterested
more cavalier
more cursory
more perfunctory
more insouciant
more apathetic
more blasé
more easygoing
more lackadaisical
more pococurante
more unceremonious
more laid-back
more uncaring
more disinterested
more unenthusiastic
more listless
more languid
more relaxed
more incurious
more detached
more carefree
more half-hearted
more unexcited
more unresponsive
more spiritless
more phlegmatic
more heedless
more unmoved
more impassive
more Laodicean
more halfhearted
more bored
more uncurious
more insensible
more unenthused
more complacent
more laid back
more lethargic
more passive
more inattentive
more passionless
more emotionless
more uneager
more indolent
more dispassionate
more leisurely
more regardless
more uninvolved
more flippant
more unimpressed
more informal
more disimpassioned
more easy-going
more devil-may-care
more free and easy
more lackluster
US
more desultory
more lacklustre
UK
more neutral
more unperturbed
more lifeless
more unlively
more unfeeling
more unimpressible
more unstudied
more artless
more superficial
more unaroused
more dismissive
more unsurprised
more happy-go-lucky
more jaded
more distant
more impervious
more subdued
more unresolved
more irresolute
more hesitant
more uncertain
more undecided
more uncommitted
more indecisive
more slothful
more torpid
more languorous
more inert
more idle
more enervated
more slapdash
more shiftless
more abstracted
more bloodless
more aimless
more romantic
more sentimental
more slap-happy
more unemotional
more aloof
more tired
more sick and tired
more fed up
more unworried
more unmotivated
more fatigued
more callous
more unsympathetic
more untroubled
more negligent
more blah
more benumbed
more impetuous
more insipid
more unconvincing
more reluctant
more nonplussed
more impartial
more unwilling
more satiated
more prankish
more undemonstrative
more stoical
more stoic
more impassible
more affectless
more unambitious
more supine
more untouched
more heartless
more hardhearted
more selfish
more jaundiced
more cynical
more dispirited
more cold-blooded
more lightsome
more debonair
more unheeding
more lighthearted
more improvident
more incautious
more feckless
more neglectful
more disregardful
more brassed off
more browned off
more derelict
more undependable
more unobservant
more unmindful
more irresponsible
more delinquent
more unreliable
more untrustworthy
more slipshod
more unaccountable
more uncircumspect
more ❯
“Now, you can do this in an
offhand
manner, casually noting results, but you'll be much further ahead if you do it somewhat scientifically.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for done spontaneously without previous or due thought
rasher
hastier
recklesser
foolhardier
quicker
unwarier
candider
brasher
unwiser
swifter
speedier
wilder
more spontaneous
more improvisational
more unprepared
more unrehearsed
more unplanned
more extemporaneous
more extemporary
more extempore
more offhanded
more unstudied
more unconsidered
more unthinking
more ad hoc
more unscripted
more improvisatory
more ad lib
more impulsive
more makeshift
more casual
more informal
more thoughtless
more made-up
more unguarded
more autoschediastic
more sudden
more headlong
more extemporal
more improvisatorial
more careless
more unexpected
more passing
more ill-considered
more random
more unpracticed
more impetuous
more involuntary
more abrupt
more hurried
more natural
more capricious
more madcap
more incautious
more imprudent
more injudicious
more expedient
more ill-judged
more daring
more unscheduled
more unstructured
more immediate
more trivial
more quick-and-dirty
more nonchalant
more unintentional
more uncircumspect
more incidental
more cavalier
more indiscreet
more improvident
more misguided
more unconscious
more temerarious
more uncaring
more harebrained
more inconsiderate
more unsympathetic
more heedless
more precipitate
more ill-conceived
more ill-advised
more instinctive
more whimsical
more intuitive
more uninhibited
more daredevil
more freakish
more unprompted
more adventurous
more emotional
more unpredictable
more abandoned
more irresponsible
more perfunctory
more passionate
more hectic
more superficial
more devil-may-care
more ❯
“It is not safe or wise to trust a serious matter to
offhand
speech.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for abrupt or unfriendly in nature
curter
brusquer
cooler
terser
impoliter
ruder
blunter
shorter
sharper
gruffer
snappier
snippier
tarter
surlier
crustier
rougher
harsher
bluffer
brisker
crisper
cruder
brusker
uncouther
unfriendlier
dustier
briefer
fresher
sullener
flipper
franker
crasser
vulgarer
cheekier
pithier
unpleasanter
coarser
unkinder
worse-tempered
ignoranter
testier
balder
directer
grosser
brasher
grumpier
grouchier
fouler
crosser
crabbier
cockier
sourer
violenter
mouthier
lippier
tetchier
bitterer
crotchetier
angrier
nastier
moroser
sassier
crueler
more abrupt
more aloof
more distant
more discourteous
more dismissive
more uncivil
more ungracious
more standoffish
more off
more offish
more unceremonious
more churlish
more unmannerly
more snappish
more disrespectful
more boorish
more ill-mannered
more bad-mannered
more thoughtless
more cavalier
more caustic
more impertinent
more impudent
more insolent
more tactless
more no-nonsense
more inconsiderate
more impatient
more offensive
more insulting
more downright
more unmannered
more ungentlemanly
more indelicate
more unladylike
more unhandsome
more ungallant
more ill-bred
more uncalled-for
more abrasive
more plain-spoken
more graceless
more unrefined
more undiplomatic
more derogatory
more oafish
more uncomplimentary
more disparaging
more mannerless
more contumelious
more unchivalrous
more peremptory
more impetuous
more presumptuous
more snippety
more abusive
more decisive
more audacious
more businesslike
more disdainful
more outspoken
more ill-tempered
more bearish
more short-tempered
more malapert
more ungenteel
more crabbed
more underbred
more inaffable
more smart-alecky
more pointed
more irascible
more vigorous
more petulant
more brutal
more breviloquent
more uncultured
more disagreeable
more callous
more perfunctory
more insensitive
more upfront
more unpolished
more matter-of-fact
more inelegant
more hostile
more inhospitable
more gauche
more unpolite
more arrogant
more acerbic
more obloquious
more derisive
more uncharitable
more disgracious
more degrading
more pejorative
more scathing
more obnoxious
more denigratory
more sarcastic
more reproachful
more defamatory
more scurrilous
more indecorous
more brazen
more insubordinate
more overbearing
more ungraceful
more intrusive
more yokelish
more bounderish
more vituperatory
more contemptuous
more vituperative
more truculent
more saturnine
more boisterous
more ill-humored
US
more laconic
more ill-natured
more rustic
more inurbane
more uncourteous
more uncaring
more unsympathetic
more impolitic
more unconsiderate
more unfeeling
more hurtful
more uncalled for
more uncivilized
US
more uncivilised
UK
more concise
more trenchant
more blustering
more barefaced
more vinegary
more sharp-tongued
more out of sorts
more tasteless
more distasteful
more unconscionable
more outrageous
more ❯
“I was
offhand
with you because I thought you were a stuck-up little madam.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for produced or carried out in a hasty or perfunctory manner
sloppier
laxer
slacker
hastier
messier
shoddier
slovenlier
recklesser
untidier
clumsier
lazier
looser
shabbier
junkier
faultier
tardier
poorer
rasher
wilder
sketchier
blither
flimsier
cooler
easier
scrappier
cheaper
topsy-turvier
scattier
slaphappier
more slapdash
more careless
more negligent
more slipshod
more neglectful
more heedless
more perfunctory
more disorganised
UK
more disorganized
US
more lackadaisical
more cursory
more random
more desultory
more unsystematic
more erratic
more thoughtless
more disorderly
more irresponsible
more aimless
more hurried
more arbitrary
more nonchalant
more scattered
more improvident
more shambolic
more slap-happy
more all over the place
more helter-skelter
more casual
more inattentive
more disregardful
more unmeticulous
more derelict
more indiscriminate
more unmindful
more unorganized
US
more delinquent
more regardless
more imperfect
more threadbare
more unthorough
more inexact
more inaccurate
more chaotic
more unprofessional
more irregular
more unconcerned
more inconsistent
more devil-may-care
more disordered
more capricious
more muddled
more unthinking
more jumbled
more pell-mell
more undirected
more unplanned
more undisciplined
more uneven
more superficial
more chance
more unpredictable
more unheeding
more indifferent
more unthoughtful
more unconsidered
more detached
more oscitant
more dispassionate
more forgetful
more insouciant
more whimsical
more inefficient
more wayward
more incurious
more behindhand
more unheedful
more relaxed
more unworkmanlike
more idle
more inactive
more laid-back
more unaccountable
more approximate
more unscientific
more pococurante
more otiose
more slothful
more passive
more inert
more laggard
more quiescent
more permissive
more lethargic
more leisurely
more indolent
more workshy
more easy-going
more incidental
more fitful
more disconnected
more sporadic
more spasmodic
more inconstant
more intermittent
more unfocused
more unstable
more apathetic
more uncoordinated
more incautious
more disinterested
more confused
more carefree
more uncaring
more systemless
more feckless
more unstructured
more ramshackle
more undependable
more unobservant
more unreliable
more untrustworthy
more uncircumspect
more unprepared
more free and easy
more heterogeneous
more cluttered
more unkempt
more unrestrained
more untrained
more uncombed
more scrambled
more inconsiderate
more unfastidious
more incoherent
more amateurish
more unregulated
more imprecise
more incorrect
more wrong
more erroneous
more complacent
more oblivious
more scatterbrained
more makeshift
more scattershot
more piecemeal
more barratrous
more reprehensible
more culpable
more unintentional
more impulsive
more blasé
more spontaneous
more ill-constructed
more unscheduled
more rushed
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not thorough or detailed due to being done in haste
briefer
sketchier
shallower
sloppier
hastier
quicker
triter
slighter
flimsier
lighter
paltrier
slovenlier
cooler
more cursory
more casual
more perfunctory
more superficial
more uninterested
more desultory
more passing
more careless
more summary
more token
more slapdash
more unthinking
more inattentive
more mechanical
more uncritical
more routine
more random
more half-hearted
more half-baked
more slipshod
more hurried
more fleeting
more rapid
more unconsidered
more rushed
more inadequate
more trifling
more flash
more inconsequential
more partial
more imperfect
more indifferent
more unconcerned
more lackadaisical
more complacent
more disinterested
more uncurious
more negligent
more pococurante
more apathetic
more insensible
more insouciant
more nonchalant
more incurious
more heedless
more wooden
more dismissive
more laid-back
more touch-and-go
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for treating serious issues with inappropriate humor
wiser
flipper
cheekier
perter
smarter
playfuller
cuter
wittier
glibber
ruder
saucier
shallower
sassier
brassier
cockier
funnier
lippier
fresher
breezier
flightier
cleverer
sillier
droller
wrier
cutesier
blither
sharper
quicker
niftier
apter
smoother
nimbler
agiler
readier
cooler
bolder
foolisher
drier
snappier
quicker on the draw
racier
snazzier
mirthfuller
more flippant
more facetious
more amusing
more jocular
more jokey
more mischievous
more tongue-in-cheek
more whimsical
more frivolous
more sarcastic
more disrespectful
more irreverent
more impertinent
more impudent
more superficial
more carefree
more irresponsible
more insouciant
more overfamiliar
more thoughtless
more dismissive
more insolent
more comical
more humorous
more puckish
more smart-aleck
more smart-alecky
more casual
more jesting
more inane
more inappropriate
more ridiculous
more sardonic
more satirical
more roguish
more lighthearted
more waggish
more jocose
more impish
more precious
more quick-witted
more highbrowed
more ironic
more ingenious
more pointed
more bantering
more adept
more incisive
more brazen
more farcical
more ludicrous
more indecorous
more sharp-witted
more entertaining
more cutting
more spirited
more profound
more scintillating
more tactful
more risible
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for haughty or arrogant, especially in one's disregard for something
haughtier
lordlier
loftier
uppitier
huffier
sniffier
prouder
toploftier
chestier
snootier
snottier
ruder
brusquer
curter
glibber
terser
more cavalier
more arrogant
more pompous
more supercilious
more pretentious
more presumptuous
more overweening
more hifalutin
more uppish
more highfalutin
more peremptory
more bumptious
more important
more huffish
more disdainful
more toploftical
more overbearing
more assumptive
more condescending
more masterful
more patronising
UK
more patronizing
US
more insolent
more scornful
more contemptuous
more uncivil
more abrupt
more discourteous
more unceremonious
more inconsiderate
more cursory
more off
more perfunctory
more ungracious
more offish
more high-handed
more self-assertive
more stiff-necked
more high-hat
Adjective
▲
Comparative for unfriendly or aggressive in nature
unfriendlier
colder
cooler
frostier
chillier
haughtier
ruder
unkinder
shorter
brusquer
stolider
frigider
number
stiffer
closer
soberer
drier
clammier
brittler
unpleasanter
silenter
severer
sterner
quieter
surlier
grouchier
sourer
impoliter
gruffer
stonier
icier
lonelier
winterier
UK
wintrier
US
hatefuller
unhappier
primmer
staider
stuffier
shier
starchier
austerer
seriouser
seemlier
politer
mopier
uppitier
more inhospitable
more hostile
more unsympathetic
more antagonistic
more inimical
more aloof
more distant
more negative
more adversarial
more unwelcoming
more jaundiced
more uncongenial
more remote
more glacial
more antipathetic
more unsociable
more indifferent
more unneighbourly
more antisocial
more mortal
more disdainful
more unsocial
more uncivil
more discourteous
more ungenerous
more ungracious
more xenophobic
more unreceptive
more ill-disposed
more apathetic
more detached
more unresponsive
more unemotional
more emotionless
more offish
more unenthusiastic
more uncommunicative
more dispassionate
more unfeeling
more reserved
more uninterested
more standoffish
more withdrawn
more undemonstrative
more unapproachable
more incurious
more impertinent
more insolent
more annoyed
more impudent
more procacious
more cold-blooded
more impassive
more passionless
more phlegmatic
more stoical
more restrained
more reticent
more stoic
more affectless
more impassible
more unforthcoming
more taciturn
more unmoved
more wooden
more guarded
more secretive
more formal
more chill
more unloving
more unaffectionate
more contained
more self-contained
more half-hearted
more uncordial
more unconcerned
more impersonal
more buttoned-up
more asocial
more unbending
more unclubbable
more off
more gelid
more Olympian
more unenthused
more antiseptic
more reclusive
more unaffable
more unneighborly
more private
more introverted
more isolated
more hermitic
more hermitical
more quarrelsome
more misanthropic
more uncompanionable
more eremitic
more independent
more ungregarious
more aggressive
more bellicose
more combative
more belligerent
more confrontational
more pugnacious
more truculent
more hermetic
more eremitical
more contentious
more individual
more argumentative
more ungenial
more unmannerly
more oppugnant
more lonesome
more sequestered
more uninvolved
more uncharitable
more depressing
more solo
more frozen
more arctic
more discreet
more conventional
more deserted
more introvert
more demure
more exact
more precise
more cautious
more constrained
more closemouthed
more retired
more correct
more proper
more unamiable
more laconic
more insular
more inflexible
more starched
more stilted
more affected
more official
more forbidding
more unrevealing
more tight-lipped
more self-sufficient
more snobbish
more strait-laced
more stiff-necked
more mopish
more brooding
more inapproachable
more distrustful
more inaccessible
more suspicious
more stuck-up
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having a relaxed, friendly, or unofficial style, manner, or nature
blither
laxer
looser
mellower
simpler
unfussier
more relaxed
more casual
more flexible
more informal
more undemanding
more unrestrained
more lenient
more liberal
more moderate
more accommodating
more untaxing
more carefree
more chilled
more collected
more congenial
more easygoing
more forgiving
more insouciant
more leisurely
more liberated
more nonchalant
more open
more tolerant
more unceremonious
more uncritical
more uninhibited
more unofficial
more unrestricted
more versatile
more easy-going
more laid back
more laid-back
Adjective
▲
Comparative for inclined to do slightly naughty things for fun
playfuller
archer
tricksier
wickeder
slier
naughtier
jauntier
perter
fresher
saucier
giddier
more impish
more mischievous
more roguish
more puckish
more devilish
more rascally
more waggish
more prankish
more frolicsome
more sportive
more knavish
more elvish
more scampish
more leprechaunish
more pixieish
more flippant
more casual
more elfin
more fiendish
more implike
more pixilated
more troublemaking
more devil-may-care
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lacking context or reason
odder
stranger
quirkier
curiouser
quainter
queerer
uncannier
weirder
bizarrer
more random
more illogical
more inexplicable
more irrational
more unexpected
more unpredictable
more abnormal
more atypical
more novel
more offbeat
more off-key
more peculiar
more unconventional
more unorthodox
more unusual
more anomalous
more deviant
more different
more disconsonant
more disparate
more extraordinary
more incoherent
more incongruent
more incongruous
more irrelevant
more mysterious
more mystifying
more unique
more incomprehensible
more perplexing
more puzzling
more unintelligible
Adjective
▲
Comparative for happening by chance or without planning
flukier
luckier
odder
more chance
more accidental
more fortuitous
more casual
more unintentional
more adventitious
more random
more unforeseeable
more unplanned
more coincidental
more incidental
more serendipitous
more unwitting
more unanticipated
more unexpected
more flukey
more involuntary
more unmeant
more unthinking
more fortunate
more unknowing
more subconscious
more unconscious
more unlooked for
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Comparative for without previous thought or consideration
more spontaneously
more extempore
more ad lib
freelier
more improvisationally
more impulsively
more unpremeditatedly
more instinctively
more unconsciously
more unthinkingly
“I cannot think of a valid reason
offhand
why Rose would ruin Finn's heroic attempt at martyrdom.”
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