What is the opposite of swank?

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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of trendy or in fashion Opposite of very, or garishly, showy or flashy Opposite of having a stylish or refined appearance Opposite of elegant and luxurious Opposite of designed for customers with a high income Opposite of very fine or luxurious in quality or standard Opposite of trendy or fashionable (of accommodation) Opposite of designed for luxury (informal) Opposite of whimsical or flamboyant in nature or appearance Verb Opposite of to boast about one's achievements Opposite of to (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions Opposite of to move in a playful or exaggerated manner Opposite of to ostentatiously draw attention to Opposite of to walk or move in an ostentatious manner Noun Opposite of garish or ostentatious display or showiness Opposite of the conspicuous exhibition of one's wealth, status or possessions Opposite of a person who talks excessively about himself or herself Opposite of the quality of being pretentious or conceited … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of trendy or in fashion antiquated dull old old-fashioned past poor unfashionable unstylish dowdy styleless outmoded uncool unchic inelegant out unmodish unhip outdated tacky tasteless shabby dated unpolished passé out-of-date downmarket untrendy frumpy obsolete plain worn out of date unsophisticated behind the times dingy out of style frowsy frowzy unpopular sloppy second-rate shoddy naff passe unrefined run-down gauche mediocre archaic drab scruffy sleazy bad unpresentable conservative unrelaxed defunct bygone graceless antediluvian slovenly frumpish tawdry prehistoric crusty faded unkempt disheveledUS dishevelledUK unhandsome old-hat yesterday's happy delayed sluggish nice pleasant dreary inferior out of the ark not fashionable out-dated old-fangled badly-tailored out of fashion trashy duff rubbishy lame daggy stodgy ticky-tacky badly dressed out-of-style obsolescent démodé out of it disliked demoded unexceptional not current not with it despised washed-up old hat hated rejected indistinguished retro detested stupid out-moded slow indefinite unintelligent more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of very, or garishly, showy or flashy conservative quiet understated unflamboyant unflashy restrained muted subdued inconspicuous sober modest unpretentious unobtrusive minimalist unfussy unassuming discreet plain tasteful simple dull drab moderate refined elegant subtle normal sedate calm low-key humble tapering somberUS sombreUK unostentatious unshowy unembellished unadorned average inelaborate unextravagant reserved unembroidered unornamented unexcessive sophisticated colourlessUK colorlessUS downbeat unaffected natural ungaudy more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a stylish or refined appearance slovenly unkempt sloppy dishevelledUK rumpled untidy disheveledUS frowsy frowzy scruffy dirty slobby disarrayed shabby ill-groomed ungroomed tousled ruffled unstylish plain wrinkled Adjective ▲ Opposite of elegant and luxurious austere destitute plain poor second-rate humble spartan inferior ascetic ascetical no-frills modest cheap ordinary small common shabby downmarket unimpressive barren economical shoddy simple unpretentious unostentatious unassuming discreet unstylish unfashionable old-fashioned basic inexpensive mean cheap and nasty low-class meagerUS bad ugly offensive homely mediocre frugal tacky insignificant meagreUK lower-class low quality low cost impoverished restrained stark depressed moderate uncomfortable little trivial lowly unimposing unheroic wanting wretched miserly manageable obscure unobtrusive plebeian drab squalid sordid poverty-stricken beggarly low dull proletarian low-key low-profile stupid unimportant unaware usual weak dark regular normal paltry unintelligent typical inelegant unsophisticated disreputable rubbishy rough more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of designed for customers with a high income dime-store discount down-market downscale low-end popular cheap unfashionable unstylish dowdy styleless unchic uncool common public unmodish outmoded open unrestricted inferior shared old-fashioned part communal incomplete non-exclusive poor inclusive Adjective ▲ Opposite of very fine or luxurious in quality or standard cheap bad inadequate poor inferior lousy mediocre inexpensive shabby tacky cheapo plain valueless worthless average below average below par below standard cheap and nasty cheapie cheapjack cruddy crummy dud el cheapo execrable gimcrack grotty grubby junky lame low-end low-grade paltry pitiable pitiful poor-quality rubbish second-rate shoddy subpar substandard tasteless tawdry third-rate tinhorn trashy trumpery two-bit unfashionable useless deficient faulty imperfect defective abject wretched unacceptable atrocious unsatisfactory rubbishy terrible rotten deplorable miserable suboptimal dreadful lamentable disappointing direful abysmal crude weak egregious appalling awful dire craptacular dismal more ❯ “I was unable to justify the cost of the suit, which was made from cheap fabric.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of trendy or fashionable unfashionable antiquated behind the times dated defunct dowdy frumpy inelegant old-fashioned outmoded out-of-date passe passé unstylish bedraggled beggarly casual cheap crummy faded frayed grungy ignominious lacking mangy moth-eaten poorly maintained ragged scrubby scruffy scummy shabby shady shoddy sorry tacky tattered thoughtless unkempt untidy worn worn out worn-out worse for wear “He wore baggy, rainbow-colored pants that were highly unfashionable.” Adjective ▲ (of accommodation) Opposite of designed for luxury cramped uncomfortable compact confined constricted inadequate incommodious jammed little minimal narrow small tiny confining immured incapacious limited narrowed pent restricted miserable destitute pitiable “With very little in hand, all she could afford was a cramped motel room just outside the city.” Adjective ▲ (informal) Opposite of whimsical or flamboyant in nature or appearance boring dull drab lacklusterUS lacklustreUK mundane humorlessUS humourlessUK characterless colorlessUS colourlessUK commonplace dreary lifeless monotonous stale tiring humdrum insipid mind-numbing pedestrian routine spiritless stereotyped stodgy dead flat ho hum ordinary platitudinous prosaic repetitious repetitive stuffy tame tedious threadbare tiresome trite unexciting uninspiring uninteresting unvaried unwitty vapid wearisome well-worn bromidic drag drudging ho-hum moth-eaten plebeian unimaginative uninspired bomb cloying arid “This year's Mardi Gras is much more boring than last year's.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to boast about one's achievements conceal hide deprecate be modest underplay be quiet disclaim belittle fail cover up be sad Verb ▲ Opposite of to (excessively) boast about one's accomplishments, qualities, or possessions fail Verb ▲ Opposite of to move in a playful or exaggerated manner face Verb ▲ Opposite of to ostentatiously draw attention to suppress crush quell subdue extinguish quash stop end repress squash vanquish inhibit quench silence squelch abolish arrest halt terminate bottle bury clamp overcome overturn cut off restrain smother stem stifle conceal contain control curb withhold blanket bridle censor hide muffle burke cloak disguise obscure mask mute occult veil enshroud overpower screen shroud block out cover up hold in sit on bottle up fight back hold back put a lid on put the lid on “The nation's leaders are scrambling to suppress any bad publicity about the recent fiasco.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to walk or move in an ostentatious manner skulk Noun ▲ Opposite of garish or ostentatious display or showiness austerity plainness severity modesty simplicity restraint dullness tastefulness humility subtlety discretion unobtrusiveness drabness flatness disclaimer good taste deprecation unpretentiousness reserve ordinariness inconspicuousness hiding reservation quiet concealment truth Noun ▲ Opposite of the conspicuous exhibition of one's wealth, status or possessions modesty humility meekness bashfulness shyness reticence self-effacement decency humbleness unpretentiousness timidity unostentatiousness demureness propriety coyness diffidence quietness virtue constraint discreetness discretion unobtrusiveness courtesy inhibition respectability restraint appropriateness decorousness decorum sobriety delicacy dignity politeness seemliness lack of pretension lack of vanity down-to-earthness unassumingness “His modesty would belie his great wealth.” Noun ▲ Opposite of a person who talks excessively about himself or herself altruist Noun ▲ Opposite of the quality of being pretentious or conceited honesty humility meekness reality truth personality realness truthfulness Find more words! 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