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Comparative for very slender or fine
Comparative for tending to raise doubts or questions
(
of something abstract
)
Comparative for perceived only with attention to detail or subtlety
Comparative for failing to convince or impress
Comparative for significantly below an amount or level that is adequate
Comparative for of unsound structure, easily damaged or destroyed
Comparative for barely perceptible to the senses
Comparative for transient, not permanent in nature
Comparative for boring or commonplace, arousing little to no interest
Comparative for not clearly visible or attracting attention
Comparative for susceptible to illness or adverse conditions
Comparative for lean, thin, and having little flesh
Comparative for not clearly defined or distinct
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Adjective
▲
Comparative for very slender or fine
finer
slenderer
slighter
thinner
fragiler
slimmer
airier
narrower
reedier
twiggier
lighter
fluffier
daintier
frailer
filmier
skinnier
subtler
lovelier
featherier
wispier
flimsier
floatier
softer
more attenuated
more delicate
more gossamer
more ethereal
more gossamery
more insubstantial
more diaphanous
more slimline
more needlelike
more exquisite
more elegant
more refined
more graceful
more vaporous
more beautiful
more weightless
“The forests were joined by
tenuous
strands of green that snaked across the cleared fields.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for tending to raise doubts or questions
weaker
flimsier
shakier
sketchier
fragiler
vaguer
hazier
dodgier
iffier
falser
flakier
UK
riskier
rockier
fishier
chancier
shadier
queerer
unclearer
faker
dicier
faultier
unsurer
feebler
hollower
unlikelier
vainer
phonier
UK
emptier
obscurer
more doubtful
more dubious
more insubstantial
more questionable
more nebulous
more insignificant
more suspect
more unspecific
more indefinite
more indeterminate
more unconvincing
more unsubstantiated
more unsound
more unreliable
more unsupported
more unreasonable
more uncertain
more undependable
more spurious
more specious
more ungrounded
more implausible
more groundless
more disputable
more debatable
more fallible
more dubitable
more defective
more conjectural
more wrong
more speculative
more untrue
more erroneous
more fallacious
more untrustworthy
more inaccurate
more unwarranted
more uncorroborated
more unjustified
more arguable
more suspicious
more disreputable
more doubtable
more invalid
more illogical
more equivocal
more incorrect
more mistaken
more deceptive
more controversial
more unattested
more unestablished
more problematical
more unstable
more sham
more suppositive
more suppositious
more unsubstantial
more off-target
more controvertible
more contentious
more borderline
more vulnerable
more moot
more precarious
more negotiable
more insecure
more perilous
more flawed
more falsified
more indecisive
more unsettled
more untenable
more unreasoning
more illegitimate
more irrational
more sophistic
more misguided
more gratuitous
more inconsequent
more inconsequential
more unbacked
more incongruous
more untruthful
more misleading
more unreal
more improbable
more uncalled-for
more trumped-up
more off-base
more unapt
more assailable
more far-fetched
more unjustifiable
more assumed
more presumed
more idle
more reasonless
more unsafe
more insincere
more artificial
more hypocritical
more cynical
more deceitful
more unprovoked
more treacherous
more illusory
more faithless
more hollow-hearted
more unresolved
more unprovable
more undecided
more imaginary
more causeless
more chimerical
more marginal
more apocryphal
more disputed
more uncalled for
more contingent
more occult
more cryptic
more in question
more hypothetical
more enigmatic
more ambiguous
more ❯
“This is because it has only a
tenuous
link to any empirical base.”
Adjective
▲
(
of something abstract
)
Comparative for perceived only with attention to detail or subtlety
finer
subtler
narrower
abstruser
fainter
obscurer
pettier
stricter
tinier
more nuanced
more distinct
more elusive
more cryptic
more enigmatic
more esoteric
more impalpable
more recondite
more trifling
more finespun
“There is a
tenuous
distinction between being genuinely articulate and word salad.”
Adjective
▲
Comparative for failing to convince or impress
feebler
weaker
poorer
flimsier
lamer
thinner
paltrier
shallower
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
tamer
sketchier
flatter
frailer
unlikelier
slighter
fragiler
fainter
iffier
slimmer
falser
vaguer
absurder
timider
milder
gentler
fishier
airier
weaklier
wishy-washier
measlier
lighter
minuter
bizarrer
shadier
taller
slenderer
faultier
obscurer
shakier
hollower
vainer
nuttier
wackier
phonier
US
stranger
more unconvincing
more implausible
more inadequate
more pathetic
more unbelievable
more incredible
more unpersuasive
more inconceivable
more questionable
more improbable
more untenable
more superficial
more insubstantial
more indecisive
more vapid
more half-hearted
more dubious
more doubtful
more unsubstantial
more far-fetched
more unreasonable
more fanciful
more unimaginable
more remote
more illogical
more unsatisfactory
more groundless
more outside
more distant
more off
more insufficient
more unthinkable
more unsound
more preposterous
more unenthusiastic
more timorous
more trifling
more fallacious
more frivolous
more spiritless
more fantastic
more suspect
more nonsensical
more impossible
more flawed
more farfetched
more inconsequential
more contradictory
more ludicrous
more incongruous
more ungrounded
more inane
more wishful
more off the wall
more low-key
more faint-hearted
more threadbare
more deficient
more controvertible
more unsupported
more erroneous
more moderate
more weak-kneed
more inconsiderable
more insignificant
more exiguous
more trivial
more unbacked
more lily-livered
more contemptible
more assailable
more outlandish
more inept
more exaggerated
more outrageous
more extravagant
more embellished
more dubitable
more suspicious
more misleading
more overblown
more farcical
more untruthful
more sensational
more unrealistic
more laughable
more hyperbolic
more untrue
more disputable
more spectacular
more incoherent
more debatable
more arguable
more equivocal
more unreliable
more untrustworthy
more irrational
more unsubstantiated
more inconclusive
more nebulous
more unsupportable
more spurious
more invalid
more senseless
more irreconcilable
more indefensible
more unsustainable
more puzzling
more specious
more fatuous
more inconsequent
more unreasoning
more illegitimate
more unimpressive
more transparent
more ineffectual
more token
more half-baked
more indifferent
more incredulous
more uncompelling
more fantastical
more unconceivable
more strained
more ponderous
more laboured
UK
more forced
more labored
US
more full of it
more unsuccessful
more chimerical
more unfocused
more idealistic
more lightweight
more airy-fairy
more impractical
more unaffecting
more unstirring
more negligible
more unexciting
more unemotional
more unstimulating
more unmoving
more unimportant
more uninspirational
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for significantly below an amount or level that is adequate
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
scantier
scanter
sparser
paltrier
scarcer
smaller
poorer
skimpier
measlier
slighter
slimmer
stingier
slenderer
sparer
lighter
less
shorter
weaker
miserabler
punier
meaner
flimsier
barer
shabbier
barrener
subtler
merer
bittier
lower
tinier
thinner
mingier
pettier
pitifuller
beggarlier
shier
narrower
thinner on the ground
fainter
leaner
in shorter supply
fewer and farther between
minuter
tighter
uncommoner
piddlier
sketchier
dinkier
poxier
baser
lowlier
sorrier
wretcheder
feebler
closer
lousier
scrubbier
vaguer
juster
verier
lamer
gentler
drier
humbler
patchier
odder
faultier
plainer
shrimpier
weer
austerer
simpler
finer
nearer
straiter
stubbier
briefer
more insufficient
more inadequate
more inconsiderable
more exiguous
more deficient
more insubstantial
more sparing
more skimp
more wanting
more derisory
more unproductive
more infertile
more scrimp
more unfruitful
more lacking
more stinted
more stunted
more limited
more negligible
more minimal
more miserly
more modest
more frugal
more trivial
more ungenerous
more trifling
more insignificant
more restricted
more piffling
more nugatory
more unsubstantial
more picayune
more incidental
more smallish
more pathetic
more incomplete
more sporadic
more deprived
more rare
more reduced
more marginal
more inconsequential
more infrequent
more diminished
more scattered
more infinitesimal
more imperceptible
more subnormal
more dwindling
more incommensurate
more pitiable
more contemptible
more middling
more token
more fractional
more finite
more imperfect
more minor
more unusual
more mediocre
more cut
more minuscule
more economical
more unsufficient
more unfrequent
more cramped
more drained
more microscopic
more unsatisfactory
more truncated
more definite
more defined
more measured
more disappointing
more worthless
more lamentable
more absolute
more basal
more threatened
more ordinary
more despicable
more bankrupt
more fragmentary
more laughable
more parsimonious
more unqualified
more exhaustible
more needed
more incapable
more unfitted
more rudimentary
more basic
more irregular
more isolated
more intermittent
more bush-league
more set
more partial
more ineffectual
more exceptional
more substandard
more defective
more unaccustomed
more fitful
more seldom
more spasmodic
more unwonted
more compact
more diminutive
more undersized
more pygmy
more dwarfish
more incapacious
more compressed
more choked
more bantam
more Lilliputian
more undersize
more bounded
more tapered
more toylike
more miniature
more petite
more restrained
more spartan
more temperate
more ascetic
more moderate
more contracted
more incommodious
more straitened
more teeny
more elfin
more fixed
more shrunken
more undeveloped
more junior
more immature
more shriveled
US
more wizened
more shrivelled
UK
more pint-sized
more ❯
Adjective
▲
Comparative for of unsound structure, easily damaged or destroyed
feebler
weaker
brittler
fragiler
crumblier
dodgier
frailer
more breakable
more vulnerable
more unsound
more frangible
more friable
more decrepit
more ramshackle
more insubstantial
more smashable
more splintery
more destroyable
more destructible
Adjective
▲
Comparative for barely perceptible to the senses
subtler
slighter
minuter
smaller
finer
fainter
vaguer
sheerer
thinner
more impalpable
more imperceptible
more indistinguishable
more undetectable
more indiscernible
more unnoticeable
more indistinct
more unapparent
more inconspicuous
more indefinite
more imperceivable
more illusive
more elusive
more implied
more undistinguishable
more attenuate
more ethereal
more attenuated
Adjective
▲
Comparative for transient, not permanent in nature
briefer
shorter-lived
shorter-term
shorter
more elusive
more transient
more fleeting
more momentary
more temporary
more transitory
more ephemeral
more passing
more evanescent
more fugitive
more volatile
more fugacious
more flash
more perishable
more mortal
more inconstant
Adjective
▲
Comparative for boring or commonplace, arousing little to no interest
duller
boringer
blander
staler
drier
drabber
mundaner
triter
stupider
plainer
lamer
softer
barrener
poorer
hackier
beiger
slighter
more insipid
more uninteresting
more tedious
more humdrum
more monotonous
more colourless
UK
more colorless
US
more unexciting
more pedestrian
more uninspiring
more prosaic
more tiresome
more vapid
more wearisome
more characterless
more commonplace
more uninspired
more banal
more unimaginative
more leaden
more unremarkable
more ordinary
more uneventful
more nondescript
more hackneyed
more blah
more unstimulating
more lustreless
more inadequate
more pointless
more underwhelming
more ho-hum
more run-of-the-mill
more ho hum
more milk-and-water
more namby-pamby
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not clearly visible or attracting attention
quieter
subtler
fainter
shier
dimmer
more inconspicuous
more unobtrusive
more discreet
more unostentatious
more modest
more unnoticeable
more unassuming
more unimposing
more hidden
more unspectacular
more indistinct
more insignificant
more secretive
more inobtrusive
more unnoticed
more camouflaged
more unemphatic
more low-key
more low-profile
Adjective
▲
Comparative for susceptible to illness or adverse conditions
frailer
feebler
weaker
sicklier
infirmer
fragiler
unhealthier
weaklier
tenderer
fainter
poorer
shakier
slighter
wimpier
lamer
lower
nesher
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
tremblier
more delicate
more ailing
more indisposed
more languid
more weakened
more enervated
more ill
more incapacitated
more lackluster
US
more lacklustre
UK
more unsound
more valetudinarian
more wimpish
more asthenic
more effete
more sensitive
more susceptible
more unwell
more wasted
more decrepit
more doddery
more pathetic
more sapless
more strengthless
more unsubstantial
more peaked
more diseased
more invalid
more sickish
more off-color
US
Adjective
▲
Comparative for lean, thin, and having little flesh
meagrer
UK
meagerer
US
skinnier
scrawnier
bonier
leaner
scraggier
gaunter
lanker
lankier
ganglier
willowier
lither
narrower
barer
less
hungrier
slenderer
slimmer
rangier
thinner
sparer
svelter
slighter
spindlier
lissomer
wirier
trimmer
lighter
stringier
twiggier
starker
sticker
reedier
weedier
punier
stalkier
scragglier
fragiler
more angular
more emaciated
more gangling
more starved
more underfed
more withered
more sylphlike
more skeletal
more wasted
more anorexic
more gracile
more macilent
more haggard
more sinewy
more attenuated
more wizened
more graceful
more attenuate
more clean-limbed
more underweight
more undernourished
more cadaverous
more anorectic
more waifish
more twiglike
more sticklike
Adjective
▲
Comparative for not clearly defined or distinct
vaguer
unclearer
obscurer
hazier
muddier
deeper
darker
murkier
abstruser
grayer
US
greyer
UK
foggier
obliquer
blurrier
shiftier
muzzier
fuzzier
more nebulous
more ambiguous
more uncertain
more indistinct
more indefinite
more imprecise
more indeterminate
more confused
more muddled
more opaque
more unformed
more inchoate
more ill-defined
more indescribable
more imponderable
more mysterious
more impalpable
more cryptic
more enigmatic
more inscrutable
more arcane
more equivocal
more mystic
more enigmatical
more occult
more Delphic
more double-edged
more elliptical
more dubious
more fuliginous
more puzzling
more confusing
more doubtful
more misleading
more inconclusive
more unintelligible
more debatable
more perplexing
more questionable
more inexact
more gnomic
more ambivalent
more arguable
more polysemantic
more polysemic
more multivocal
more unsettled
more vacillating
more blurred
more indistinguishable
more borderline
more suspicious
more circumlocutory
more circuitous
more elusive
more roundabout
more contradictory
more duplicitous
more clouded
more amphibological
more open
more unexplicit
more disreputable
more tenebrous
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