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Contexts ▼▲ More favorable Comparative for feeling or showing gratitude Comparative for feeling or showing sympathy or sensitivity Comparative for showing awareness of a situation Comparative for excessive in admiration or praise Comparative for experiencing pleasure, satisfaction, or relief Comparative for learned in the ways of civilized society Comparative for having the capacity for sharing the feelings of another Comparative for having or showing an accurate and deep understanding Comparative for in a reverent manner, honoring, respectful … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ More favorable higher better excellenter finer greater keener friendlier kinder better-disposed fulsomer supremer warmer gratefuller sugarier courtlier politer more favorable more favourable more glowing more positive more adulatory more approving more flattering more commendatory more complimentary more admiring more approbatory more laudatory more rapturous more encomiastical more laudative more panegyrical more praiseful more congratulatory more sympathetic more supportive more enthusiastic more approbative more respectful more encouraging more plauditory more encomiastic more receptive more affirmative more appreciating more adoring more gracious more responsive more accepting more generous more satisfied more pleased more agreeable more reassuring more ecstatic more worshipful more commendable more condign more raving more celebratory more deferential more advisory more pro more amenable more open more unctuous more open-minded more like-minded more sycophantic more honeyed more cordial more civil more well-wishing more corroborative more consenting more acquiescent more willing more accommodating more compliant more disposed more complaisant more obliging more tractable more affirmatory more confirmative more confirmatory more supporting more ❯ “Kathryn had already turned her back and was leaving the stage to an appreciative crowd that called for more.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for feeling or showing gratitude gratefuller gladder guiltier faultier more thankful more appreciatory more indebted more obliged more obligated more pleased more duty-bound more bound more bounden more required more forced more committed more contracted more tied more responsible more accountable more liable more chargeable more constrained more answerable more amenable more subject more culpable more to blame more obligatory more censurable more ordered more driven more directed more pressed more restrained more owed more hooked more punishable more blamable “I was very appreciative of her kindness and patience.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for feeling or showing sympathy or sensitivity better more supportive more sensitive more sympathetic more understanding more aware more conscious more mindful more respectful more cognizant more regardful more considerate more responsive more affectionate more enlightened more receptive “Professionally, my own experience helped me to become much more sensitive to, and appreciative of, the distress of those I was to work with.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for showing awareness of a situation savvier better-informed more aware more cognizant more conscious more mindful more conversant more acquainted more familiar more informed more knowing more perceptive more privy more cluey more sentient more abreast more knowledgeable more versed more witting more apperceptive more judicious more observant more certain more discerning more competent more expert more skilled more understanding more experienced more proficient more seasoned more prescient more alert more practisedUK more practicedUS more leet more au courant more plugged in more up-to-date more well-rounded more up to date more with-it more clued up more up on more sophisticated more au fait more ❯ “This is an indication that your department was appreciative of the situation as far as the Federal Treasury was concerned.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for excessive in admiration or praise soapier gushier smarmier oilier fulsomer sugarier smoother suaver slimier lavisher slicker glibber butterier suckier mushier smugger phonierUK sleeker abjecter suppler sweeter humbler greasier slipperier creamier creepier ickier dreamier lovinger more adulatory more sycophantic more ingratiating more obsequious more gushing more servile more cloying more reverential more worshipful more unctuous more oleaginous more flattering more honeyed more nauseating more encomiastic more encomiastical more toadyish more admiring more silver-tongued more honey-tongued more hagiographic more slavish more effusive more extravagant more enthusiastic more insincere more subservient more over the top more mealy-mouthed more complimentary more excessive more overdone more unrestrained more exuberant more expansive more emotional more ebullient more sentimental more hypocritical more lyrical more sickening more wheedling more deferential more saponaceous more smooth-tongued more smooth-talking more Uriah Heepish more submissive more spineless more sugarcoated more pleasing more persuasive more generous more urbane more profuse more plausible more voluble more blubbery more laudatory more maudlin more pinguid more overemotional more mawkish more nostalgic more self-abasing more corny more overenthusiastic more idealistic more moonstruck more affectionate more bathetic more impressionable more inane more affected more demonstrative more insipid more overgenerous more lovey-dovey more dewy-eyed more ❯ “You want to build an appreciative fan base for your work.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for experiencing pleasure, satisfaction, or relief gladder happier joyfuller gratefuller cheerier brighter mirthfuller gayer comfortabler prouder smugger more thankful more content more pleased more satisfied more chuffed more contented more delighted more joyous more appreciatory more cheerful more blissful more felicitous more relaxed more relieved more fulfilled more honoredUS more thrilled more overjoyed more spirited more prideful more honouredUK more esteemed more dignified more elated more euphoric more wrapped more rapt more complacent more gruntled more charmed more cock-a-hoop more revered more flattered more ❯ Adjective ▲ Comparative for learned in the ways of civilized society politer abler artier better-read better-bred better-informed more cultured more cultivated more refined more sophisticated more learned more educated more erudite more civilisedUK more civilizedUS more polished more scholarly more knowledgeable more intellectual more elegant more discerning more genteel more enlightened more intelligent more urbane more literate more discriminating more courteous more tasteful more literary more sensitive more accomplished more mannerly more advanced more informed more couth more artistic more versed more gallant more liberal more chivalrous more experienced more aestheticUK more estheticUS more tolerant more distingue more travelledUK more traveledUS more understanding more up-to-date more high-class more au courant Adjective ▲ Comparative for having the capacity for sharing the feelings of another kinder patienter humaner kindlier tenderer gentler warmer more understanding more sympathetic more empathetic more compassionate more considerate more thoughtful more accepting more forgiving more sensitive more supportive more tolerant more forbearing more benevolent more caring more perceptive more responsive more indulgent more kindhearted more softhearted more tenderhearted more concerned more generous more good-natured more approachable more human more lenient more merciful more reassuring more benignant more bighearted more charitable more clement more empathic more magnanimous more feeling more helpful more affectionate more approving more protective more encouraging Adjective ▲ Comparative for having or showing an accurate and deep understanding wiser shrewder astuter acuter deeper keener sager savvier sharper brainier cuter quicker smarter more insightful more perceptive more discerning more penetrating more sagacious more percipient more incisive more judicious more knowledgeable more perspicacious more sapient more imaginative more intelligent more intuitive more observant more penetrative more profound more prudent more sensitive more thoughtful more visionary more alert more argute more awake more aware more conscious more knowing more prescient more responsive more understanding more sharp-witted more farsighted Adjective ▲ Comparative for in a reverent manner, honoring, respectful devouter humbler politer lovinger courtlier better-mannered tamer weaker meeker more reverential more deferential more worshipful more awed more respectful more reverent more admiring more dutiful more solemn more gracious more obedient more obeisant more regardful more adoring more devoted more mannerly more solicitous more civil more courteous more subservient more thoughtful more submissive more deferent more obliging more gallant more considerate more chivalrous more duteous more attentive more self-effacing more compliant more yielding more tractable more biddable more acquiescent more complaisant more obsequious more ingratiating more adulatory more pliant more manageable more docile more slavish more ingratiatory more unprotesting more weak-kneed more religious more ❯ Find more words! 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