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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective (determined to) Opposite of having made a firm decision Opposite of having or displaying resolve Opposite of stubborn or persistent in nature Opposite of steadfast and resolute Opposite of extremely persistent and untiring Opposite of ambitious or driven towards a particular goal Opposite of persistent in one's endeavors Opposite of having or showing pluck, courage or spirit in trying circumstances Opposite of having been arranged, decided, or agreed on in advance Opposite of determined or rigorous in one's application towards a goal or aim Opposite of having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards doing something (of a time or place) Opposite of decided on beforehand Opposite of strict or exacting in standards Opposite of full of resolve and determination Opposite of determined or passionate in one's beliefs, interests or endeavors Opposite of having a strength of will or determination Opposite of fixed or arranged in advance Opposite of denotes a termination of something or an action Opposite of refusing to change one's position, attitude or opinion Opposite of having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed (of a person) Opposite of sincere and serious in intention Opposite of behaving, spoken or done in a determined and forceful way Opposite of done with full awareness of the likely consequences Opposite of having unconditional and enthusiastic support Opposite of clearly defined or identified Opposite of characterized by a good or happy sentiment Opposite of having a predisposition to fight or engage in confrontations Verb Opposite of to have fixed or shaped the form or character of Opposite of to have decided on Opposite of to have come to a judgment Opposite of to have ascertained through analysis or investigation Opposite of to have measured the quantitative amount of something Opposite of to have found out through making an inquiry (rare) Opposite of to have impelled and directed towards an object or action (archaic, obsolete) Opposite of to have brought or to have come to an end Opposite of to have come upon after searching, study, or effort … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ (determined to) Opposite of having made a firm decision doubtful dawdling dithering doubting indecisive indefinite irresolute uncertain unclear undecided unsure ambivalent dubious questioning vacillating wavering ambiguous flexible half-hearted hemming and hawing hesitant inconclusive indeterminate in doubt in two minds of two minds on the fence tentative touch-and-go unresolved hesitating hot and cold iffy reluctant scepticalUK skepticalUS unconvinced undetermined unsettled vague waffling wishy-washy faltering weak fickle uncommitted weak-kneed unsteady unstable procrastinating unreliable shaky fearful infirm nervous divided fluctuating halfhearted weak-minded cowardly torn full of doubt equivocating unplanned teetering relenting yielding faint-hearted changing unconfident unarranged equivocal changeable unpositive apprehensive pussyfooting noncommittal untrustworthy inconsistent unpredictable vacillant precarious befuddled distracted conflicted unfocused confused troubled shilly-shallying pussy-footing on-the-fence fazed distrait insecure inconstant wobbly unfixed absentminded preoccupied nonplussed afraid humming and hawing open bewildered sidetracked flustered lackadaisical broken disconcerted confounded ruffled worried in a dilemma tormented discomposed unforeseeable perplexed mystified dicey absent-minded nondeterminate hanging by a thread in the balance aimless otiose purposeless wanton thoughtless more ❯ “We haven't made plans for our holiday yet because we are still undecided if we really want to go.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or displaying resolve irresolute weak-willed cautious feeble fragile frail helpless hesitant pusillanimous spiritless tentative timid weak apprehensive cowardly delicate diffident enervated fearful gutless impotent nervous reticent shy soft spineless submissive tame timorous unassertive unassured uncertain yielding afraid anxious faint-hearted faltering half-hearted lacking confidence lily-livered nervy powerless skittish tremulous undetermined weak-kneed weakly wavering nonemphatic unemphatic nonassertive shaken flexible chicken yellow dastardly scared meek shrinking surrendering dispirited effete strengthless emasculated adaptable shifted apathetic unenthusiastic lethargic fickle uncommitted unresolved indecisive fine smooth biddable wimpish vacillating weak-minded wussy feeble-minded exhausted faint spent unsteady poltroon coward weakhearted chickenhearted ungallant nerveless uncourageous poor-spirited chicken-livered craven milk-livered fainthearted unheroic hesitating quitting cowed unreliable retiring underweight skinny failing unpersevering lazy tiring more ❯ “I have my doubts that you are going to succeed because you seem like a very weak-willed person.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of stubborn or persistent in nature irresolute changeable flexible vacillating wavering yielding afraid kind slack surrendering unattached unreliable relenting compliant pliant amenable acquiescent pliable agreeable complying compromising soft willing inconstant tractable weak movable submissive supple cooperative sympathetic merciful nice unfixed indefinite unstable malleable fickle compassionate unsure susceptible bending undecided lenient tentative open-minded open uncommitted fluctuating unsteadfast lazy unsteady impressionable shakable hesitating biddable loose untrustworthy warm-hearted gentle fleeting exorable remorseful receptive tensile lax easy-going responsive uncaring unwilling straight moving occasional terminable ceasing finished completed interrupted ending stopping halting irregular varying broken infrequent floppy adaptable giving more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of steadfast and resolute faltering unsteady unsettled unstable compliant amenable acquiescent yielding pliable pliant flexible agreeable complying tractable docile obedient relenting submissive obliging accommodating biddable meek passive dutiful unassertive willing controllable manageable complaisant slavish duteous malleable obsequious governable humble wavering obeisant soft subdued resistless resigned servile spiritless nonresistant surrendering tame subservient cooperative conformable placable self-effacing non-resisting law-abiding abject obeying weak-willed persuadable influenceable persuasible receptive irresolute open easily led responsive susceptible undecided feeble frail thin meagreUK delicate mild kowtowing timid fawning nonresisting unresisting forbearing comformable conquerable deferential menial lowly shrinking spineless handleable subordinate amiable trainable disciplinable ingratiating ductile teachable uncomplaining self-abasing under one's thumb under the thumb meagerUS more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of extremely persistent and untiring idle changing defatigable fatigued feeble half-hearted inactive indifferent lazy lethargic negligent tired wavering weary weak flagging inconstant variable unoccupied unemployed unbusy exhausted apathetic unenthusiastic beat drained enervated worn out nonchalant Adjective ▲ Opposite of ambitious or driven towards a particular goal ambitionless unambitious feckless lazy apathetic unassertive unenterprising passive unaspiring unaggressive unmotivated complacent dispassionate nonassertive indifferent casual nonchalant laid-back unenthusiastic lackadaisical lethargic content irresolute dispirited wavering unresolved vacillating fickle hesitating indecisive unassuming non-committal weak-minded weak-willed feeble-minded weak unconvincing nonemphatic unimpressive unemphatic unpersuasive submissive feeble unimposing characterless mild unmemorable languid unexceptional inconspicuous quiet diffident forgettable unspectacular undistinguished discreet listless torpid otiose timid sluggish pococurante impotent idle languorous weary somnolent energyless dull more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of persistent in one's endeavors disinterested half-hearted indifferent insignificant lenient occasional relenting tolerant trivial unimportant weak Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing pluck, courage or spirit in trying circumstances halfhearted leaden spiritless lethargic cowardly inactive apathetic timid lifeless tired fearful Adjective ▲ Opposite of having been arranged, decided, or agreed on in advance chance Adjective ▲ Opposite of determined or rigorous in one's application towards a goal or aim half-hearted free loose Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing eagerness or enthusiasm towards doing something apathetic casual indifferent unenthusiastic complacent disinterested dispassionate insouciant lackadaisical nonchalant disregardful slapdash unmotivated careless lacklusterUS lacklustreUK thoughtless impassible insensible slipshod uninterested inattentive indolent shoddy sloppy haphazard listless reckless unthoughtful lazy pococurante unconcerned heedless negligent perfunctory unambitious languid slack uncaring derelict incurious passionless torpid untidy half-hearted laid-back non-committal feeble weak moderate spiritless faint facile light superficial impassive cursory reluctant tepid insignificant unsubstantial unwilling nonurgent lukewarm noncritical inessential irresolute more ❯ “It was a sign to the recruiter that Bill was apathetic to the role when he presented unshaven and in casual attire for the interview.” Adjective ▲ (of a time or place) Opposite of decided on beforehand elected Adjective ▲ Opposite of strict or exacting in standards lenient amenable adaptable flexible casual lax liberal chilled easygoing liberated blithe carefree forbearing informal compromising indulgent mellow nonchalant relaxed halcyon unceremonious unconcerned undemanding uninhibited clement loose unrestrained unrestricted unworried accommodating acquiescent agreeable mild tolerant biddable complaisant compliant conformable cooperative docile facile influenceable insouciant obliging permissive persuadable persuasible pliable pliant calm receptive tractable willing yielding easy-going happy-go-lucky laid back laid-back free and easy “I can actually leave whenever I want because my parents are rather lenient when it comes to my curfew.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of full of resolve and determination spiritless gutless pathetic spineless apathetic dispirited listless insipid lacklusterUS lifeless lackadaisical limp feeble submissive weak dull sad vapid indifferent meek uninspiring flat languorous unimpassioned irresolute languid torpid enervated lacklustreUK unenthusiastic dry passive characterless passionless uninspired wishy-washy “I come to that conclusion based upon the spiritless performance City put up against Pompey last Saturday.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of determined or passionate in one's beliefs, interests or endeavors indifferent complacent lethargic uncaring easy-going indecisive ineffectual irresolute lazy slack slow sluggish unable uncertain weak-willed agreeable defeatist dispirited laid-back timid unenthusiastic unsure untrustworthy wavering weak-kneed characterless diffident disinclined facile lacking drive nerveless self-doubting spiritless unassertive uncommitted unimpassioned vacillating wimpy cowardly depressed faint-hearted frightened impotent infirm insecure palsied shaky timorous torpid undependable unreliable wishy-washy unadventurous ambivalent browbeaten daunted fainthearted intimidated reticent unassured reluctant tiring uninterested unpersevering cold flippant insincere thoughtless unconcerned unexcited unpassionate unpurposeful unserious unthoughtful “Julia had set many goals for herself but appeared indifferent when it came to achieving them.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a strength of will or determination shaky quivering trembly weak insecure nervous trembling faltering tremorous wavering quivery unsteady infirm shuddery flimsy unstable atremble shuddering wobbly shaking tremulous unsure quaking tottering wabbling quavery shivering wabbly aquiver unsettled vacillating jittery tottery wobbling “His nervousness was apparent when he spoke with a shaky voice.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of fixed or arranged in advance variable changeable changing unfixed unsettled unsteady adjustable flexible unresolved alterable modifiable adaptable convertible exchangeable interchangeable unpredictable irresolute undetermined “They may trap you for several years on a variable rate which could prove expensive in the long run.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of denotes a termination of something or an action beginning first initial earliest introductory opening original burgeoning developing emerging starting emergent inceptive incipient initiative initiatory prolegomenous antecedent inaugural nascent preceding preliminary “He noted to the King, that this was only the initial part of the war.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of refusing to change one's position, attitude or opinion giving accommodating disposed inclined enthusiastic obliging willing altruistic amenable reasonable kind bighearted freewill prepared wilful benevolent eager nice ungrudging keen pliable ready willful charitable generous philanthropic beneficent content open unstinting glad relenting thoughtful unsparing happy predisposed voluntary yielding magnanimous openhanded pliant unselfish big-hearted self-sacrificing well-disposed “Ian was very giving in sharing his toys with his best friend, Sarah.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having or showing a strong desire and determination to succeed lazy ambitionless unambitious unmotivated apathetic indolent unaspiring otiose shiftless slack disinterested workshy useless improvident unoccupied sluggish faineant lacklusterUS lacklustreUK fainéant indifferent slothful unenterprising idle unproductive bone idle bone-idle good-for-nothing work-shy unindustrious undetermined casual perfunctory careless unmindful unmeticulous unconcerned derelict procrastinative lethargic dilatory disregardful inactive lackadaisical uncareful lax reckless shoddy unthorough slapdash slipshod haphazard negligent slovenly inattentive loose irresponsible unsystematic sloppy remiss thoughtless nonchalant languid neglectful tardy supine unscrupulous unenthusiastic unemployed more ❯ “He maintained that last-borns are often spoiled and lazy because they don't have younger siblings challenging them.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of sincere and serious in intention joking Adjective ▲ Opposite of behaving, spoken or done in a determined and forceful way uninspiring flat insipid boring dreary unexciting uninteresting unstimulating bland dull lacklusterUS lacklustreUK lifeless mundane plain spiritless uneventful vapid nonassertive nonemphatic pedestrian prosaic tedious undistinguished unemphatic half-hearted “Everyone in the room gasped at the best man's uninspiring speech.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of done with full awareness of the likely consequences rash abrupt brash careless hasty impetuous imprudent impulsive injudicious precipitant precipitous reckless thoughtless audacious casual cavalier cursory foolhardy foolish immature indiscreet irrational misguided naive nonchalant perfunctory premature sloppy sudden uncalculated unconsidered unwise impromptu irresponsible negligent spontaneous unreasoned unwary heedless hurried rushed stupid unadvised unplanned unstudied wild absent-minded ill-advised ill-considered ill-judged “The decision to purchase a new car was both rash and thoughtless.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having unconditional and enthusiastic support grudging complaining reluctant unwilling disinclined rancorous resentful halfhearted loath unenthusiastic indisposed apprehensive hesitant restrained tepid reserved resistant forced insincere dubious envious antipathetic begrudging disinterested hesitating bitter lukewarm withdrawn half-hearted “There was some grudging applause at the final curtain, but I got the feeling it was more for the sake of form, rather than actual enjoyment.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of clearly defined or identified general generic nonspecific common everyday generalisedUK generalizedUS nonexclusive “This room has no specific purpose and is just for general use.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by a good or happy sentiment discouraging upsetting disheartening dampening dispiriting black bleak daunting depressing disadvantageous dismal dismaying dreary gloomy hindering inopportune off-putting ominous oppressive repressing unfavorableUS unfavourableUK unpropitious aggravating agitating alarming annoying burdensome consequential creepy demoralisingUK demoralizingUS depressive deterring difficult disagreeable disappointing discomforting discommoding discomposing disconcerting displeasing disquieting disruptive dissuading distressful distressing disturbing embarrassing foreboding frightening harassing harrowing hurtful impeding inauspicious inconvenient intimidating intrusive irksome irritating laborious offensive onerous painful perplexing perturbing pessimistic provoking severe shocking sinister startling threatening tiresome toilsome troublesome troubling troublous trying unpleasant unpromising unsettling vexing wearisome worrisome worrying “The spiritual journey is fraught with danger, full of unexpected twists, at times deeply discouraging, at times exhilarating.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a predisposition to fight or engage in confrontations peaceful nonaggressive nonbelligerent pacific peaceable unbelligerent uncombative uncontentious calm timid Verb ▲ Opposite of to have fixed or shaped the form or character of hindered impeded hampered inhibited curbed hamstringed hamstrung held back stymied thwarted arrested bottlenecked counteracted crimped crippled interfered with obstructed repressed retarded suppressed encumbered fettered slowed down got in the way of “Your unwillingness to work hard hindered how successful you could have become.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have decided on confused clouded confounded complicated discombobulated mystified obscured befuddled muddied muddled unsettled blurred entangled “The myriad proposals only confused what should have been our best course of action.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have come to a judgment dithered wavered equivocated fluctuated hesitated oscillated vacillated blew hot and cold dilly-dallied doubted hedged hemmed and hawed pussyfooted around ran hot and cold sat on the fence shilly-shallied waffled whiffled waffled “Because of your erratic results, the boss wavered when he was deciding on what your pay increase should have been.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have ascertained through analysis or investigation disproved challenged contradicted controverted discredited belied impugned invalidated negated rebutted refuted denied vetoed contravened disconfirmed confuted disproven confounded opposed countered rejected disputed undermined repudiated disclaimed renounced quashed confronted counteracted reversed queried questioned took on disqualified annulled nullified disaffirmed overturned found unfounded called in question canceled out cancelled out counterbalanced tore down threw out neutralizedUS neutralisedUK refused to accept more ❯ “The detectives disproved that Steven was innocent after finding traces of the victim's DNA on his premises.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have measured the quantitative amount of something estimated guessed approximated deduced supposed surmised calculated roughly guesstimated “Since we had no measuring tools, we just estimated the length and width of the cabinet.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have found out through making an inquiry ignored disregarded overlooked discounted misheeded neglected passed over took no notice of tuned out unheeded unminded closed your eyes to missed paid no attention to paid no heed to “We ignored the possibility that he would not be coming home for dinner that evening.” Verb ▲ (rare) Opposite of to have impelled and directed towards an object or action discouraged deterred dissuaded disinclined prevented restrained stopped indisposed hindered curbed impeded delayed inhibited suppressed withheld withholden interfered diverted disfavored opposed turned off shaken put off shook disadvised obstructed kept back held back held off talked out of turned aside mismanaged halted disfavoured “His drastic weight loss discouraged him from going on yet another diet.” Verb ▲ (archaic, obsolete) Opposite of to have brought or to have come to an end commenced began started initiated “Because of your loyalty, your induction into His Majesty's knighthood commenced immediately.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to have come upon after searching, study, or effort hid hidden concealed covered withheld withholden blanketed buried camouflaged dissembled obscured secreted covered up “She hid all evidence of her crime.” Find more words! 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Translations for determined Use our Antonym Finder Nearby Words decidedness decided on decide on decider decides decides against decidedly decided against decided decide between decide against decide 10-letter Words Starting With d de det dete deter determ determi determin determine