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Opposite of adverb for of great size or scale
“He gambled away his life savings and was then forced to live in a small, run-down apartment.”
Opposite of adverb for of considerable importance or seriousness
“This is an insignificant issue which can be resolved at a later date.”
Opposite of adverb for grown-up
“Bobby had just turned eighteen and was no longer considered one of the young boys.”
(informal) Opposite of adverb for on an ambitiously large scale
“I only have small and humble plans for this website.”
(informal) Opposite of adverb for very popular or successful
“This style of clothing is dated and unpopular in New York at the moment.”
(informal) Opposite of adverb for principled or generous
“It's very selfish of you to abandon me in my time of need.”
Opposite of adverb for physically well-built
“He pondered whether to start going to the gym after noticing his slight frame in the mirror.”
Opposite of adverb for fat or overweight
“She had grown quite thin after months of cutting her calories.”
Opposite of adverb for having significant influence
“The programmer considered himself to be holding only an ancillary position in the large company.”
Opposite of adverb for showing great enthusiasm
“My sister is indifferent towards Justin Bieber's music.”
Opposite of adverb for being of prime importance above all others
“The secondary issue for us will be to increase profits in the short term.”
Opposite of adverb for having a concentration of some characteristic
“The pasta was lacking in flavor due to a rather diluted sauce.”
Opposite of adverb for showy in speech
“He liked using simple words to ensure that he could be easily understood.”
(informal) Opposite of adverb for genetically well-endowed
“You limp-haired, underendowed, flirtatiously challenged drones.”
(archaic) Opposite of adverb for in a late stage of pregnancy
“She was nonpregnant and without a child.”
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