Opposite of comparative for given or available without charge or cost
“The product is moving very slowly because it is very expensive.”
(free of, free from) Opposite of comparative for not subject to or affected by something
“The holidays were almost over, and he dreaded the fact that he would soon be encumbered by a barrage of school assignments and homework.”
Opposite of comparative for not engaged in work, responsibilities or obligations
“I will actually still be busy this weekend as I still have plenty of work to complete.”
(of equipment or a facility) Opposite of comparative for available for use
“The elderly lady looked around for a place to sit inside the train, but all the seats were already taken.”
(of a state or institution) Opposite of comparative for not subject to foreign intervention or a despotic government
“The citizens were subjugated by a dictatorial form of government.”
Opposite of comparative for not confined or imprisoned
“Amanda spent almost four years imprisoned in Italy for a crime she did not commit.”
(free to) Opposite of comparative for allowed or permitted to do something
“The doors will be locked and you will be prohibited from leaving until after the event has completed.”
Opposite of comparative for not physically obstructed
“If we do not complete roadworks by early morning, the usual free flow of traffic will be obstructed.”
Opposite of comparative for not physically fixed or attached
“You can remove the cover by holding its attached end and pulling it away from the device.”
Opposite of comparative for using or expending without restraint
“He has plenty of cash in the bank after years of being extremely frugal with his money.”
Opposite of comparative for casual or relaxed in nature
“Around strangers, he would be restrained when expressing his true opinions so as not to offend anyone.”
Opposite of a person who frees or liberates
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