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Opposite of a distressing or dangerous situation
“He felt calm in the safety of the sanctuary.”
Opposite of the state of being difficult or bothersome
“Sarah managed to complete the challenging puzzle with ease.”
Opposite of effort or exertion made to do something, especially when inconvenient
“Pulling that stunt was merely a cinch for him.”
Opposite of a source of bother or irritation
“I take great pleasure in providing support when you need it.”
Opposite of a particular aspect of something regarded as unsatisfactory or as a source of difficulty
“I regard your confident nature as a positive.”
Opposite of a state of unrest or disorder, usually between opposing factions
“The two leaders met amicably to discuss options for peace in the region.”
Opposite of a cause of distress, disturbance, or pain
“She lives with the comfort of knowing that she is set up for life.”
Opposite of a failure or breakdown in operation or function
“Regular maintenance would ensure that continuous engine operation was not disrupted.”
Opposite of a particular matter of concern
“We understood what the problem was and quickly implemented a solution.”
Opposite of an abnormal state that disrupts normal physiological functions
“The doctor was surprised at my health despite my lack of exercise.”
(count noun) Opposite of a feeling of worry or anxiety
“Despite the results not falling her way, there was a sense of carefreeness about her, and she was convinced that everything would still be ok.”
Opposite of the state or fact of being troublesome or aggravating
Opposite of physical or mental effort applied in pursuit of an objective
Opposite of a risk of loss, harm, or failure
Opposite of an illness that disrupts normal physical or mental functions
Opposite of to cause distress or anxiety to
“He would often meditate to calm his nerves before a game.”
Opposite of to cause someone inconvenience
“I'm happy to oblige your request for a reference.”
Opposite of to put in the effort required to do something
“I would avoid buying property in a declining market.”
Opposite of to be afflicted or incapacitated by
“Peter had to reassure and remind himself that he had the confidence to deliver on the big stage.”
Opposite of to harass, annoy, or cause trouble to (someone)
Opposite of to traumatize or cause distress to
Opposite of to afflict, or be afflicted with, a misfortune or something undesirable
“The shield held six magical tokens from his first Quest in Avantia that would bless him with powers over the Good Beasts.”
Opposite of having, posing or being a source of a problem (or problems)
“This country has been a safe haven for many refugees and exiles.”
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