What is the opposite of heaviest?

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Contexts ▼▲ (of a physical object) Opposite of superlative for possessing great weight (of people or animals) Opposite of superlative for overweight or fat Opposite of superlative for with force Opposite of superlative for requiring significant physical exertion Opposite of superlative for mentally oppressive or hard to endure Opposite of superlative for of substantial density (of rain) Opposite of superlative for falling with force Opposite of superlative for having a subject matter of importance Opposite of superlative for influential or powerful in rank, position, or status Opposite of superlative for containing perceptible moisture Opposite of superlative for having a muddy or sticky consistency Opposite of superlative for large in size, amount, or intensity (of the elements) Opposite of superlative for violently disturbed or agitated Opposite of superlative for extreme in intensity (of an activity) Opposite of superlative for excessive in nature (heavy on) Opposite of superlative for consisting of or using a lot of Opposite of superlative for feeling sluggish or slow Opposite of superlative for filled with sadness or melancholy (of a literary work) Opposite of superlative for overly serious or difficult (predicative) Opposite of superlative for weighed down with something Opposite of superlative for indelicate or coarse in appearance or manner … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (of a physical object) Opposite of superlative for possessing great weight lightest airiest featheriest floatiest fluffiest most lightweight most weightless most buoyant most featherlike most ethereal most gossamer most gossamery most tissuelike most ultralightweight most unheavy “Our suitcase was very light once we emptied it after returning from our trip.” Adjective ▲ (of people or animals) Opposite of superlative for overweight or fat skinniest slenderest slimmest thinnest gauntest slightest smallest gangliest lankiest leanest scrawniest puniest rangiest tiniest boniest least reediest ricketiest scraggiest twiggiest most emaciated most waifish most haggard most miniature most shrivelledUK most shriveledUS most skeletal most underweight “He was now a skinny man after months of depriving himself of food.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for with force softest gentlest weakest mildest tenderest mellowest placidest most subdued most delicate most graceful “The pinata would fail to break after a few soft blows from the children.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for requiring significant physical exertion easiest breeziest comfortablest cushiest simplest lightest most basic most trivial most undemanding most elementary most straightforward most unchallenging most facile most painless most rudimental most inconsiderable most leisurely most relaxing most uncomplicated most unproblematic “She found being a dog walker to be easy, yet satisfying, work.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for mentally oppressive or hard to endure joyfullest wonderfullest loveliest luckiest nicest pleasantest most uplifting most heartening most comforting most inspiring most reassuring most soothing most blessed most cheerful most enriching most fortunate most heart-warming most inspirational most inspiriting most moving most satisfying most encouraging most pleasing “The success of his business proved to be an uplifting blessing on his mind and spirit.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for of substantial density wispiest lightest finest flimsiest most delicate most nebulous “The skies were clear and filled with wispy clouds.” Adjective ▲ (of rain) Opposite of superlative for falling with force drizzliest lightest “The weather forecast predicts light rain tomorrow.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having a subject matter of importance smallest lightest silliest most minor most trivial most unimportant most frivolous most insignificant most unserious “This is a minor matter which we can ignore for now.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for influential or powerful in rank, position, or status obscurest least weakest most insignificant most unknown most anonymous most uncelebrated most helpless most impotent most indistinctive most ordinary most powerless most undistinguished most unimportant “It will be a concert that brings together a group of unknown talent in the field of modern hip-hop.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for containing perceptible moisture aridest driest dustiest most parched most scorched most dehydrated “It is an arid climate with a few registered inches of rainfall in a normal year.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for having a muddy or sticky consistency crumbliest fragilest most friable most breakable “The most suitable land for vanilla is gently sloping with light friable soil.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for large in size, amount, or intensity measliest smallest lightest meagrestUK meagerestUS paltriest pettiest dinkiest most inconsequential most insignificant most minor most unsubstantial most minimal most negligible most trivial most frivolous most immaterial most inconsiderable most minuscule most exiguous most nugatory most trifling “The banks have suffered inconsequential losses from investing in a few small businesses.” Adjective ▲ (of the elements) Opposite of superlative for violently disturbed or agitated calmest stillest tranquilest mildest placidest stilliest peacefullest most halcyon most serene “The rough weather had passed and the sea was now calm.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for extreme in intensity tamest feeblest limpest most half-hearted most apathetic most subdued most spiritless most blasé most disinterested most indifferent most irresolute most lackadaisical most listless most nonchalant most restrained most unenthusiastic most lifeless “The two opposing groups had a half-hearted fight before going their separate ways.” Adjective ▲ (of an activity) Opposite of superlative for excessive in nature most moderate most temperate most controlled most measured “He was a moderate drinker who was always fully aware of his limits.” Adjective ▲ (heavy on) Opposite of superlative for consisting of or using a lot of lightest lowest shortest scantest sparsest weakest most moderate most deficient most economical most modest most reduced “German food is light on chilies and exotic spices.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for feeling sluggish or slow liveliest strongest sprightliest spriest bounciest peppiest zippiest most energetic most energisedUK most animated most dynamic most spirited most vivacious most indefatigable most restored “After a good night's sleep, his body was feeling energetic again.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for filled with sadness or melancholy joyfullest happiest merriest cheeriest gayest jolliest most joyous most cheerful most blissful most buoyant most contented most effervescent most elated most overjoyed “I look forward to seeing you again with a joyful heart.” Adjective ▲ (of a literary work) Opposite of superlative for overly serious or difficult pleasantest most readable most absorbing most engrossing most enthralling most engaging most exciting most fascinating most gripping most interesting most intriguing most riveting most stimulating most appealing most eloquent most enjoyable most entertaining most ingenious most inviting most pleasing most relaxing most alluring most captivating most enchanting most exhilarating most poignant most provocative most spellbinding most tantalisingUK most tantalizingUS most thrilling “The author's latest works were enthralling, arousing the interest of readers worldwide.” Adjective ▲ (predicative) Opposite of superlative for weighed down with something emptiest clearest barest barrenest hollowest most vacant most unfilled most evacuated most unoccupied “The crates were empty of any items whatsoever.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of superlative for indelicate or coarse in appearance or manner finest smoothest softest daintiest most delicate “When he lifts up his baseball cap to scratch his hair, the soft features of a boy-band dreamboat are revealed.” Find more words! 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