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Comparative for marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette
Comparative for characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
Comparative for very polite or refined in manner or behavior
Comparative for having or showing a composed or serious manner that is worthy of respect
Comparative for impressive or grand in size, appearance, or manner
Comparative for cold or unfriendly in nature
Comparative for exaggerated and excessively dramatic
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Adjective
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Comparative for marked by or showing careful attention to set forms and etiquette
statelier
courtlier
nicer
rigider
starchier
stiffer
seemlier
politer
more formal
more dignified
more solemn
more civil
more courteous
more deferential
more imperial
more imposing
more precise
more exact
more punctilious
more regal
more ritual
more affected
more correct
more decorous
more deliberate
more measured
more proper
more stilted
more majestic
more scrupulous
more grandiose
more pompous
more slow-moving
more stiff-necked
more conscionable
more observant
more formalistic
more overconscientious
“The elderly gentlemen always tended to imitate courtly manners with his
ceremonious
comportment.”
Adjective
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Comparative for characterized by conventional forms of ceremony and behavior
stiffer
starchier
nicer
primmer
staider
stricter
statelier
courtlier
stuffier
straighter
austerer
rigider
politer
stodgier
squarer
soberer
uptighter
portlier
auguster
seemlier
icier
frigider
fitter
better-mannered
apter
prissier
mimsier
fussier
choosier
dapperer
sprucer
smugger
narrower
finickier
severer
seriouser
pickier
boringer
earnester
snootier
fustier
puffier
posher
tougher
daintier
comelier
meeter
finer
unfriendlier
haughtier
purer
sharper
keener
faddier
acuter
more ceremonial
more formal
more orthodox
more conventional
more proper
more decorous
more correct
more traditional
more punctilious
more ritualistic
more official
more dignified
more stiff-necked
more stilted
more genteel
more solemn
more routine
more ritual
more priggish
more mannered
more established
more regular
more formalistic
more accepted
more strait-laced
more comme il faut
more pompous
more prudish
more standard
more sedate
more puritanical
more set
more conservative
more customary
more legal
more respectable
more de rigueur
more valid
more particular
more recognized
US
more fixed
more lawful
more legitimate
more recognised
UK
more old-fashioned
more conforming
more bureaucratic
more elaborate
more ornate
more fogeyish
more express
more orderly
more authoritative
more methodical
more regimented
more distinguished
more systematic
more explicit
more starched
more reserved
more sacramental
more bourgeois
more conformist
more portentous
more reverential
more suburban
more parochial
more narrow-minded
more forced
more important
more momentous
more dogmatic
more straight-laced
more bien pensant
more celebratory
more laboured
UK
more unnatural
more labored
US
more procedural
more artificial
more strained
more unrelaxed
more decent
more suitable
more befitting
more fitting
more moral
more couth
more mannerly
more refined
more civilized
US
more usual
more appropriate
more diplomatic
more OK
more kosher
more becoming
more okay
more acceptable
more careful
more civilised
UK
more done
more representative
more Victorian
more tried and trusted
more tried and true
more time-honoured
more tried and tested
more time-honored
more schoolmarmish
more schoolmistressy
more moralistic
more straitlaced
more governessy
more bluenosed
more straightlaced
more demure
more overmodest
more snobbish
more precise
more fastidious
more meticulous
more upright
more niminy-piminy
more old-maidish
more nice-nelly
more prim and proper
more po-faced
more elegant
more ladylike
more au fait
more overnice
more puritan
more Pecksniffian
more precious
more inflexible
more tight-laced
more sanctimonious
more sententious
more shockable
more censorious
more affected
more forbidding
more pernickety
more exact
more discriminating
more self-righteous
more squeamish
more pedantic
more overparticular
more self-satisfied
more virtuous
more scrupulous
more exacting
more persnickety
more choosey
more nit-picky
more illiberal
more dispassionate
more deliberate
more namby-pamby
more overscrupulous
more unctuous
more PC
more impersonal
more abstinent
more pretentious
more ascetic
more spartan
more abstemious
more humourless
UK
more rigorous
more uncompromising
more politically correct
more self-important
more supercilious
more magisterial
more arrogant
more humorless
US
more conscientious
more stringent
more mathematical
more scientific
more patronising
UK
more ostentatious
more condescending
more patronizing
US
more gentlemanly
more la-di-da
more niggly
more modest
more overcautious
more honorable
US
more honourable
UK
more courteous
more unbending
more demanding
more in line
more discerning
more sensitive
more critical
more aloof
more unsympathetic
more detached
more remote
more selective
more finical
more unresponsive
more uncommunicative
more unforthcoming
more undemonstrative
more restrained
more unapproachable
more withdrawn
more antisocial
more unsocial
more taciturn
more reticent
more perfectionist
more faddish
more fussbudgety
more perceptive
more delicate
more hypercritical
more overdelicate
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“The oracles were dressed in their most
ceremonious
attire in accordance with the ritual sacrifice they were about to make.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for very polite or refined in manner or behavior
courtlier
politer
suaver
gentler
primmer
nicer
seemlier
better-bred
more refined
more courteous
more civil
more gracious
more cultivated
more polished
more genteel
more urbane
more civilised
UK
more civilized
US
more sophisticated
more gentlemanly
more decorous
more cultured
more gallant
more proper
more chivalrous
more dignified
more debonair
more formal
more ladylike
more affable
more stylish
more honourable
UK
more aristocratic
more couth
more honorable
US
more respectable
more elegant
more decent
more educated
more correct
more befitting
more de rigueur
Adjective
▲
Comparative for having or showing a composed or serious manner that is worthy of respect
auguster
statelier
loftier
staider
courtlier
grander
kinglier
lordlier
portlier
prouder
seriouser
graver
greater
niftier
somberer
US
sombrer
UK
starchier
classier
better-bred
better-mannered
worthier
finer
more dignified
more distinguished
more decorous
more formal
more noble
more solemn
more imposing
more reserved
more proper
more sedate
more upright
more venerable
more composed
more eminent
more gracious
more honorable
US
more honourable
UK
more imperial
more impressive
more majestic
more regal
more aristocratic
more couth
more magisterial
more magnificent
more refined
more respectable
more respected
more self-respecting
more diplomatic
more decent
more gallant
more magnanimous
more mannerly
more virtuous
more principled
more moral
more estimable
more beneficent
more cultivated
more valiant
more independent
more high-minded
more great-hearted
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for impressive or grand in size, appearance, or manner
statelier
grander
splendider
auguster
kinglier
larger
queenlier
more magnificent
more imposing
more majestic
more noble
more glorious
more regal
more impressive
more monumental
more imperial
more grandiose
more massive
more heroic
more epic
more resplendent
more magnific
more baronial
more heroical
more opulent
more Homeric
more luxurious
more elegant
more pompous
more awe-inspiring
Adjective
▲
Comparative for cold or unfriendly in nature
unfriendlier
colder
cooler
frostier
frigider
chillier
icier
stiffer
haughtier
drier
austerer
uppitier
stuffier
prouder
quieter
silenter
shier
dumber
closer
timider
milder
primmer
gentler
peacefuller
placider
simpler
plainer
unfussier
humbler
calmer
barer
stolider
number
starker
homelier
starchier
rigider
meeker
cleaner
coyer
lowlier
flatter
severer
sparer
chaster
balder
grayer
US
greyer
UK
hollower
deader
blanker
stonier
blander
mousier
muter
soberer
uptighter
folksier
sparser
mundaner
thicker-skinned
homier
rawer
darker
vaguer
honester
fearfuller
unsurer
commoner
poorer
bleaker
smaller
candider
straighter
staider
barrener
meagrer
UK
seriouser
seemlier
paltrier
tranquiler
politer
skimpier
scantier
scanter
chicer
meagerer
US
more distant
more aloof
more detached
more reserved
more unsociable
more withdrawn
more indifferent
more standoffish
more antisocial
more unresponsive
more offish
more uncommunicative
more unclubbable
more asocial
more unapproachable
more unbending
more undemonstrative
more unforthcoming
more formal
more restrained
more forbidding
more reticent
more unconcerned
more taciturn
more uncompanionable
more arrogant
more insociable
more buttoned-up
more stuck-up
more laid back
more remote
more secretive
more introverted
more unemotional
more closemouthed
more private
more laconic
more reclusive
more guarded
more diffident
more modest
more eremitic
more bashful
more demure
more cautious
more inhibited
more misanthropic
more constrained
more retired
more conventional
more sedate
more serene
more composed
more backward
more collected
more snobbish
more Olympian
more noncommittal
more tight-lipped
more self-contained
more self-effacing
more soft-spoken
more unadorned
more unfeeling
more emotionless
more passionless
more dispassionate
more unembellished
more unostentatious
more impassive
more unpretentious
more spartan
more wooden
more impersonal
more uncluttered
more clinical
more unaffected
more phlegmatic
more self-controlled
more basic
more unassuming
more ordinary
more apathetic
more discreet
more stoical
more cold-blooded
more stoic
more affectless
more impassible
more unsophisticated
more bare-bones
more glacial
more timorous
more matter-of-fact
more controlled
more unassertive
more chill
more businesslike
more unobtrusive
more unsentimental
more understated
more unwelcoming
more ascetic
more stilted
more unspeaking
more inelaborate
more sheepish
more deadpan
more unimposing
more heartless
more poker-faced
more gelid
more bureaucratic
more uncongenial
more Spartan
more moderate
more colorless
US
more colourless
UK
more unexpressive
more expressionless
more unelaborate
more unambitious
more toneless
more vacant
more functional
more straightforward
more prosaic
more immovable
more imperturbable
more unimpassioned
more unmoved
more classic
more uninterested
more naked
more recessive
more token
more incurious
more economical
more unconfident
more insecure
more natural
more stripped down
more unenthusiastic
more disinterested
more hermitic
more unsympathetic
more temperate
more unloving
more unexcitable
more unsocial
more untalkative
more subdued
more unrevealing
more neutral
more hushed
more impartial
more insensitive
more no-nonsense
more tongue-tied
more workaday
more uncomplex
more uncomplicated
more monastic
more pokerfaced
more frugal
more straight-faced
more casual
more independent
more introvert
more uncurious
more nervous
more thoughtful
more isolated
more apprehensive
more suspicious
more seclusive
more secret
more insular
more ungregarious
more unwilling
more eremitical
more wordless
more hermitical
more minimalistic
more unaffable
more rabbity
more unexpansive
more soulless
more average
more inhospitable
more dried up
more simplistic
more repressed
more disciplined
more commonplace
more reluctant
more tamed
more deliberate
more abstract
more inhuman
more conservative
more minimal
more essential
more unflappable
more equal
more measured
more puritanical
more inarticulate
more silentious
more exact
more precise
more self-sufficient
more correct
more proper
more regular
more unimpressed
more uncaring
more lost for words
more unaspiring
more inflexible
more minimalist
more passive
more uninvolved
more starched
more affected
more unruffled
more elegant
more official
more run-of-the-mill
more unexcited
more impervious
more impotent
more stone-cold
more repellent
more equable
more unromantic
more loveless
more cold-hearted
more ingenuous
more rational
more listless
more unagitated
more genuine
more inexpressive
more strait-laced
more stiff-necked
more callous
more artless
more unaffectionate
more offhand
more impudent
more procacious
more impertinent
more insolent
more annoyed
more unpretending
more contained
more objective
more inconspicuous
more blah
more uncompassionate
more unimpressionable
more marble
more coldhearted
more obdurate
more level-headed
more laid-back
more stylish
more hard-boiled
more insufficient
more rustic
more down-home
more honest-to-goodness
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Comparative for exaggerated and excessively dramatic
stagier
hammier
showier
campier
camper
schmaltzier
vivider
phonier
UK
falser
faker
hollower
hokier
catchier
splashier
wilder
stiffer
mealier
artsier
more theatrical
more affected
more melodramatic
more artificial
more exaggerated
more forced
more stilted
more dramatic
more histrionic
more actorly
more mannered
more ostentatious
more unnatural
more overdone
more overripe
more actressy
more unreal
more pretentious
more flamboyant
more overdramatic
more overemotional
more pompous
more comic
more emotional
more extravagant
more histrionical
more meretricious
more sentimental
more expressive
more farcical
more sensational
more tragic
more insincere
more contrived
more sham
more spurious
more operatic
more assumed
more bogus
more laboured
UK
more strained
more mechanical
more labored
US
more unauthentic
more phony-baloney
more unrestrained
more animated
more spectacular
more manufactured
more unconvincing
more fakey
more Daliesque
more plastic
more far out
more over the top
more factitious
more fraudulent
more unqualified
more inauthentic
more hypocritical
more deceptive
more dishonest
more invalid
more cod
more genteel
more unctuous
more backhanded
more elaborate
more worthless
more misleading
more untrue
more highfaluting
more apish
more chichi
more self-conscious
more stuck up
more Pecksniffian
more Janus-faced
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