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(of a place) Opposite of the state of being dirty or untidy
“Once the house was in a state of order, Eliza and Harriet prepared the garden for planting.”
Opposite of the state of being chaotic
“Ten minutes had elapsed, and surprisingly, there was order in the court.”
Opposite of something that is a failure, typically resulting from incompetence
“The flagship title, Fellowship of the Ring, was a mindblowing success, in just about every conceivable way.”
Opposite of an abundance or large quantity of something
Opposite of a large amount or number of (something)
Opposite of a large number of things or people
Opposite of a difficult, unpleasant, or embarrassing situation
Opposite of a combination or assortment of different or distinct things or elements
Opposite of food that is prepared and eaten, usually at a specific time
Opposite of the worst possible outcome or an extremely bad situation
Opposite of an unpleasant situation, usually where difficult choices have to be made
“Ian sees this as a win-win situation, creating jobs on one hand, and preserving culture on the other.”
Opposite of a displeasing or disheveled sight or appearance
(mess up) Opposite of to make untidy or dirty
“He is taking a deliberately longer time than what is necessary to tidy the books on his desk.”
(mess up) Opposite of to throw into disorder or ruin
“Can you please hurry up and fix this broadcast?”
(mess with) Opposite of to interfere with something, especially unnecessarily or in an underhanded manner
“If it's a special recipe you only enjoy once or twice a year, you may want to leave the recipe as is and just enjoy a smaller portion.”
(mess with) Opposite of to bother or be annoying with
“I promise to ask one more question and then I'll let you be.”
Opposite of to interfere in something that is not one's concern
Opposite of to fiddle with something in an attempt to fix, mend or improve it
Opposite of to touch or feel with the fingers
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