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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of superlative for free from dirt, marks, or stains Opposite of superlative for hygienic or sanitary Opposite of superlative for free from pollutants or impurities Opposite of superlative for in an empty or unmarked condition Opposite of superlative for having good morals Opposite of superlative for free from guilt Opposite of superlative for performed according to the rules (of a person) Opposite of superlative for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol (of an action) Opposite of superlative for performed well and with precision Opposite of superlative for plain or simple in shape, form or design Opposite of superlative for that does not damage the environment Opposite of superlative for complete and thorough (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of superlative for to an absolute degree Opposite of superlative for empty, or lacking in contents (of sound or color) Opposite of superlative for free from anything that dulls or dims Opposite of superlative for being clear enough to read Adverb Opposite of superlative for according to the rules Opposite of superlative for used to emphasize the absoluteness of a given action or attribute … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for free from dirt, marks, or stains dirtiest filthiest uncleanest foulest grimiest slimiest squalidest dingiest dustiest greasiest slovenliest smuttiest sootiest cloudiest cruddiest dreggiest grubbiest grungiest ickiest messiest muckiest murkiest scummiest scuzziest sloppiest straggliest vilest grossest most soiled most stained most putrid most defiled most tainted most tarnished most bedraggled most muddied most soily most sullied most unkempt most uncleaned “He stood back for a moment to gasp at his dirty car before proceeding to wash it.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for hygienic or sanitary dirtiest filthiest foulest uncleanest rankest rottenest unhealthiest germiest most unhygienic most infected most unsanitary most diseased most insanitary most purulent most rancid most septic most soiled most disease-ridden most stinking most unhealthful most unsterile most unwholesome “Do not handle the food if your hands are unhygienic.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for free from pollutants or impurities dirtiest stalest foulest rottenest squalidest uncleanest mustiest vilest most polluted most contaminated most impure most putrid most sullied most tainted most rancid most tarnished most decayed most defiled most poisoned most spoiledUS most spoiltUK most fetidUS “He dreaded having to return to the city with its polluted air.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for in an empty or unmarked condition blotchiest most marked most used most spotted most stained “The sheet of paper was blotchy with ink stains.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having good morals baddest evillest basest coarsest fastest ignoblest obscenest vilest vulgarest lewdest loosest shadiest uncleanest unseemliest most immoral most corrupt most dishonest most impure most indecent most degenerate most depraved most dishonorableUS most dishonourableUK most disreputable most sinful most abandoned most decadent most reprehensible most shameful most shameless most unethical most unprincipled most unscrupulous most aberrant most contemptible most crooked most debauched most dissolute most execrable most heinous most immodest most malevolent most mendacious most nefarious most odious most sinister most treacherous most deceitful most diabolical most graceless most iniquitous most licentious most malicious most profligate most rakish most reprobate most unvirtuous most villainous most warped most indecorous most perfidious most saturnalian most unchaste most unjust “Your past is no excuse for the immoral life you currently lead.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for free from guilt guiltiest most culpable most liable most responsible most to blame most wrong most blamable most blameful most criminal most damnable most indictable “Steven was found guilty despite his constant protestations of innocence.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for performed according to the rules dirtiest unfairest nastiest sleaziest viciousest most corrupt most crooked most dishonourableUK most dishonorableUS most underhanded most cheating most improper most unethical most unscrupulous most unsporting most unsportsmanlike most deceitful most shameless most unjust most unprincipled most biased most discriminatory most dishonest most fraudulent most iniquitous most injurious most prejudicial most unlawful most unreasonable most unrighteous “True to the traditions of leadership races, the candidates steeled themselves for a dirty fight.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of superlative for free from the consumption of drugs or alcohol drunkest highest most addicted most hooked most stoned most wasted most inebriated most intoxicated “They tried to make Amanda go to rehab, but she refused and is still addicted.” Adjective ▲ (of an action) Opposite of superlative for performed well and with precision clumsiest sloppiest awkwardest crudest roughest messiest shoddiest slovenliest uncleanest untidiest heaviest uncouthest ungainliest unhandiest unwieldiest gawkiest most imprecise most imperfect most careless most inaccurate most amateurish most graceless most inept most unskillful most indelicate most inexact most uncoordinated most blunderous most bungling most clownish most gauche most gawkish most ham-handed most heavy-handed most inelegant most lumbering most maladroit most oafish most ponderous most slapdash most slipshod most ham-fisted most unsophisticated “The amateur chef would completely massacre the piece of salmon with his sloppy knife strokes.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for plain or simple in shape, form or design fanciest flashiest most complex most elaborate most intricate most sophisticated most convoluted most decorated most embellished most ornate most complicated most disorderly most disorganisedUK most disorganizedUS most extravagant most involved most labyrinthine most pretentious most ambiguous most cluttered most conspicuous most flamboyant most grandiose most imposing most labyrinthian most ostentatious most overblown most ragged most serpentine “The structure's design exudes a breath of complexity, using intricate lines and elaborate forms.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for that does not damage the environment most eco-unfriendly most polluting most unnatural “We must encourage the continued reduction of the use of ecologically unfriendly energy for the benefit of future generations.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for complete and thorough narrowest shallowest most partial most incomplete most limited most fractional most fragmentary most imperfect most cursory most superficial “It was only a partial victory for the party who had managed to secure several seats on the council.” Adjective ▲ (somewhat uncommon) Opposite of superlative for to an absolute degree iffiest unclearest most doubtful most ambiguous most dubious most equivocal most questionable most arguable most debatable most suspect most clouded most contestable most disputable most qualified most speculative most uncertain most doubtable most dubitable most indeterminate most undecided most unsettled most touch-and-go “He puts on a front, but his happiness is most certainly questionable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for empty, or lacking in contents fullest completest plentifullest biggest hugest lavishest amplest flushest most voluminous most abundant most bounteous most laden most loaded most plenteous most crowded most packed most profuse most replete most stuffed most teeming most abounding most bursting most copious most expansive most extensive most extravagant most plethoric most chockablock most chock-a-block most jam-packed “I want a full plate of food right now because I am starving!” Adjective ▲ (of sound or color) Opposite of superlative for free from anything that dulls or dims unclearest dullest blurriest dimmest fuzziest cloudiest haziest heaviest most blurred most muffled most indistinct most muddled “Though his technique was superb, his guitar tone was distorted.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for being clear enough to read unclearest faintest obscurest vaguest most illegible most unreadable most unintelligible most indistinct most spidery most indecipherable most muddled most undecipherable most hieroglyphic “Jim's handwriting was illegible and difficult to read.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of superlative for according to the rules meanliest most unfairly most dishonestly most dishonourablyUK most dishonorablyUS most illegally most immorally most underhandedly most unethically most unreasonably most unjustly most uncleanly most ignobly “If you want to take her on, then you should probably know that she fights dirty.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of superlative for used to emphasize the absoluteness of a given action or attribute hardliest most marginally most moderately most superficially most fractionally most incompletely most slightly “I failed because I was only partially determined to accomplish my goals.” Find more words! 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