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Opposite of frail, sickly, or of a delicate constitution
Opposite of mentally or physically infirm due to old age
Opposite of lacking in enthusiasm or energy
“The funny joke fully deserved an enthusiastic laugh, but Scott greeted it with an angry growl.”
(of speech or voice) Opposite of in soft tones
Opposite of in an unfavorable or inauspicious manner
“The menu is creative and the patio augurs favorably for romantic alfresco dining.”
(of a person) Opposite of adverb for lacking in physical strength or energy
“He was determined to prove he was a strong man by signing up as a contestant on Survivor.”
Opposite of adverb for vulnerable to attack
“The invincible castle walls will keep us safe from any attack.”
(of an object or material) Opposite of adverb for easily broken or destroyed, usually under significant weight
“My durable shopping bag should be able to handle all of these heavy bottles.”
Opposite of adverb for physically ill or weakened
“I have fully recovered from the flu and I feel healthy again.”
(of a faculty or part of the body) Opposite of adverb for reduced in quality or efficacy
“Owls are known for having powerful vision used for hunting prey.”
Opposite of adverb for unconvincing from a logical perspective
“Amid a slew of accusations, Will tried his best to come up with a convincing explanation as to what had actually transpired in his office.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking strength of character to follow one's own principles
“Many respected Ana for being a resolute woman when she refused to continue working for her chauvinist boss.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking competence
“Donna won her court case because she had a very competent lawyer.”
Opposite of adverb for lacking in brightness
“Experts say the bright light and what sounded like thunder in the sky above the city was actually a meteor.”
(of a sound or voice) Opposite of adverb for low in volume
“When we heard Rob's loud voice calling out to us, we were all relieved that he was still alive.”
(of a liquid or solution) Opposite of adverb for significantly diluted
“The broth was concentrated, packed with spices and full of flavor.”
(greatly) Opposite of adverb for very low in quantity
“Manu was very happy with the great amount of sauce on his dish.”
(sufficiently) Opposite of adverb for very low in quantity
“Manu was somewhat satisfied with the sufficient amount of sauce on his dish.”
(stock market) Opposite of adverb for tending towards lower prices
“It was one of many rising blue chips stocks that contributed to the strong market trend yesterday.”
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