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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of slowly, in a laborious or ponderous manner Opposite of to an excessive or immoderate degree Opposite of to a very large or great degree Opposite of to a complete or absolute degree Opposite of in a dense or thick manner (informal) Opposite of to a very large or great degree Opposite of very much or to an intense degree or extent Opposite of at a slow speed Opposite of in a forceful or powerful manner Opposite of in a harsh or severe manner (of a physical object) Opposite of adverb for possessing great weight (of people or animals) Opposite of adverb for overweight or fat Opposite of adverb for requiring significant physical exertion Opposite of adverb for mentally oppressive or hard to endure Opposite of adverb for of substantial density Opposite of adverb for having a subject matter of importance Opposite of adverb for influential or powerful in rank, position, or status Opposite of adverb for containing perceptible moisture Opposite of adverb for having a muddy or sticky consistency Opposite of adverb for large in size, amount, or intensity (of the elements) Opposite of adverb for violently disturbed or agitated Opposite of adverb for extreme in intensity Opposite of adverb for feeling sluggish or slow Opposite of adverb for filled with sadness or melancholy (of a literary work) Opposite of adverb for overly serious or difficult (predicative) Opposite of adverb for weighed down with something … more ▼ ▲ Adverb ▲ Opposite of slowly, in a laborious or ponderous manner easily quickly gently Adverb ▲ Opposite of to an excessive or immoderate degree moderately fairly rather somewhat quite relatively reasonably passably tolerably pretty satisfactorily comparatively adequately slightly enough temperately mildly ish to a degree to some extent to a certain extent to a certain degree to a limited extent to a limited degree in moderation within reason within limits judiciously controlledly sensibly sort of prudently measuredly Adverb ▲ Opposite of to a very large or great degree little negligibly nominally quite rather relatively pretty some reasonably scarcely passably fairly moderately comparatively marginally kinda like mediumly a bit a little bit in some measure a shade ish within limits to a certain degree to some extent to some degree to an extent up to a point to a certain extent to a limited degree to a point in a certain degree a trifle slightly somewhat usually commonly normally calmly mildly lightly kind of sort of a little to a slight extent generally partially frequently easily compassionately ordinarily broadly faintly vaguely kindly gently quietly obscurely more ❯ Adverb ▲ Opposite of to a complete or absolute degree narrowly slightly nominally somewhat little marginally negligibly moderately just faintly barely hardly scarcely a little a bit lightly relatively inconsiderably obscurely imperceptibly scantily fairly minimally inappreciably insignificantly meagerly sort of mildly reasonably incompletely averagely passably satisfactorily temperately tolerably kind of to some extent scantly a little bit sparsely not at all almost vaguely partially adequately a shade lowly not seldom infrequently shortly ill gradually sporadically rarely not quite only just not noticeably not notably almost inconceivably weakly modestly economically deficiently more ❯ Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a dense or thick manner lightly barely hardly scarcely negligibly inconsiderably insignificantly mildly little only just slightly relatively rarely moderately nominally somewhat by no means marginally reasonably adequately averagely temperately satisfactorily passably fairly tolerably imperceptibly incompletely scantily just minimally meagerly inappreciably Adverb ▲ (informal) Opposite of to a very large or great degree adequately sufficiently satisfactorily suitably modestly abundantly decently fittingly acceptably appropriately capably competently nicely respectably serviceably well creditably tolerably passably presentably fairly well “Just make sure you are adequately hydrated when running around in this heat.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of very much or to an intense degree or extent half-heartedly undecidedly tentatively unconcernedly unwillingly casually hesitantly apathetically lackadaisically unconvincingly uncommittedly unresolvedly indifferently absently aimlessly ambivalently perfunctorily reluctantly slightly vacantly somewhat subduedly unenthusiastically lightly lukewarmly lymphatically mildly “I spent a few months half-heartedly applying to jobs online because I wasn't sure I really wanted to leave.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of at a slow speed quickly fast rapidly hurriedly speedily quick swift swiftly hastily snappily fleetly meteorically posthaste pronto apace briskly expeditiously lickety-split a.s.a.p. hotfoot post-haste as fast as one's legs can carry one at a fast pace at a gallop at breakneck speed at speed at the double flat-out full tilt hell for leather in haste very fast with all possible haste with dispatch at a rate of knots at full speed at high speed like lightning with all speed at full tilt like greased lightning like nobody's business like the clappers as soon as possible at the speed of light “Older companies will need to modernize quickly if they are to survive in today's economy.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a forceful or powerful manner feebly gently softly weakly delicately finely smoothly daintily mildly tenderly subduedly placidly mellowly gracefully Adverb ▲ Opposite of in a harsh or severe manner benevolently graciously generously mercifully affectionately altruistically amiably amicably beneficently benignantly clemently compassionately liberally magnanimously righteously thoughtfully affably agreeably charitably considerately cordially courteously humanely kindheartedly leniently lovingly mildly softheartedly sympathetically tenderly tolerantly virtuously warmly wholeheartedly “The Government reacted by benevolently providing the displaced civilians with food and shelter.” Adverb ▲ (of a physical object) Opposite of adverb for possessing great weight lightly weightlessly airily buoyantly featherily ethereally floatily fluffily “Our suitcase was very light once we emptied it after returning from our trip.” Adverb ▲ (of people or animals) Opposite of adverb for overweight or fat skinnily slenderly slimly thinly gauntly slightly lankily leanly scrawnily waifishly haggardly punily rangily tinily bonily littly reedily ricketily scraggily skeletally twiggily “He was now a skinny man after months of depriving himself of food.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for requiring significant physical exertion easily effortlessly basically trivially undemandingly breezily comfortably cushily elementarily simply straightforwardly unchallengingly facilely lightly painlessly inconsiderably leisurelily relaxingly uncomplicatedly unproblematically “She found being a dog walker to be easy, yet satisfying, work.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for mentally oppressive or hard to endure upliftingly hearteningly comfortingly inspiringly reassuringly soothingly blessedly cheerfully enrichingly fortunately inspirationally inspiritingly joyfully movingly satisfyingly stirringly wonderfully encouragingly lovelily luckily nicely pleasantly pleasingly “The success of his business proved to be an uplifting blessing on his mind and spirit.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for of substantial density wispily lightly delicately finely flimsily nebulously “The skies were clear and filled with wispy clouds.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for having a subject matter of importance minorly trivially unimportantly frivolously insignificantly lightly sillily unseriously “This is a minor matter which we can ignore for now.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for influential or powerful in rank, position, or status namelessly insignificantly unknownly anonymously obscurely helplessly impotently indistinctively littly ordinarily powerlessly undistinguishedly unimportantly weakly “It will be a concert that brings together a group of unknown talent in the field of modern hip-hop.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for containing perceptible moisture aridly drily dustily parchedly “It is an arid climate with a few registered inches of rainfall in a normal year.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for having a muddy or sticky consistency friably fragilely “The most suitable land for vanilla is gently sloping with light friable soil.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for large in size, amount, or intensity inconsequentially insignificantly minorly unsubstantially lightly meagrelyUK meagerlyUS minimally negligibly trivially frivolously immaterially inappreciably inconsiderably minusculely paltrily pettily dinkily exiguously triflingly “The banks have suffered inconsequential losses from investing in a few small businesses.” Adverb ▲ (of the elements) Opposite of adverb for violently disturbed or agitated calmly tranquilly mildly placidly serenely peacefully “The rough weather had passed and the sea was now calm.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for extreme in intensity half-heartedly apathetically subduedly spiritlessly tamely blasély disinterestedly feebly indifferently irresolutely lackadaisically listlessly nonchalantly unenthusiastically lifelessly limply tepidly “The two opposing groups had a half-hearted fight before going their separate ways.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for feeling sluggish or slow energetically animatedly livelily strongly dynamically spiritedly spryly vivaciously bouncily indefatigably peppily zippily “After a good night's sleep, his body was feeling energetic again.” Adverb ▲ Opposite of adverb for filled with sadness or melancholy joyfully joyously happily cheerfully merrily blissfully buoyantly cheerily contentedly effervescently elatedly gaily jollily “I look forward to seeing you again with a joyful heart.” Adverb ▲ (of a literary work) Opposite of adverb for overly serious or difficult readably absorbingly engrossingly enthrallingly engagingly excitingly fascinatingly grippingly interestingly intriguingly rivetingly stimulatingly appealingly eloquently enjoyably entertainingly ingeniously invitingly pleasantly pleasingly relaxingly alluringly captivatingly enchantingly exhilaratingly poignantly provocatively spellbindingly tantalisinglyUK tantalizinglyUS thrillingly “The author's latest works were enthralling, arousing the interest of readers worldwide.” Adverb ▲ (predicative) Opposite of adverb for weighed down with something emptily vacantly clearly barely barrenly hollowly “The crates were empty of any items whatsoever.” Find more words! 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