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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of having a sharp point or edge Opposite of cutting or incisive in nature Opposite of relevant or important with regard to (a subject or matter) Opposite of characterized by the use of wit, especially to offend Opposite of having the characteristics of an epigram Opposite of full of, or evocative of, expression or emotion (of the edge or point of a blade) Opposite of having a sharp or pointed edge Opposite of persuasive or forceful in speech or writing (of writing) Opposite of relatively brief in extent Opposite of harshly sarcastic or satirical in nature Opposite of rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner Opposite of having, or covered in, spines or thorns Opposite of having a rough or sharp texture or quality Opposite of diminishing to a point or edge Opposite of not disguised, plainly visible Opposite of able to persuade or convince Opposite of closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered Opposite of having angles or sharp corners Opposite of bitingly or humorously intelligent in nature Opposite of able to be seen Opposite of significant in degree of importance or urgency Opposite of expressing something forcibly and clearly Opposite of thoroughly scrutinizing or inquisitive, especially in a disconcerting way Verb Opposite of to have established a fact to be true (point to) Opposite of past tense for to show as probable, or to call attention to Opposite of past tense for to direct or face in a specific direction … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a sharp point or edge blunt calming dull mild nice soothing kind calm bland widening inane flavorlessUS tasteless pleasant flavourlessUK weak gentle sweet blah Adjective ▲ Opposite of cutting or incisive in nature gentle kind stupid mild bland nice calm vague pleasant soothing weak sweet uncritical woollyUK unclear mollifying appeasing indistinct nebulous ill-defined obscure impotent frivolous woolyUS friendly consoling flattering indefinite unintelligent Adjective ▲ Opposite of relevant or important with regard to (a subject or matter) extraneous immaterial impertinent inapplicable inapposite irrelative irrelevant pointless inappropriate unsuitable inapt improper incongruous infelicitous unseemly unbecoming indecorous unfit wrong malapropos unapt incorrect unrelated inept untoward amiss perverse unconnected graceless foreign unhappy inadmissible unfitting unsuited remote inapropos misplaced inappurtenant ill-advised not germane not pertinent ill-considered nothing to do with it ill-judged unimportant unassociated separate trivial inconsequential inconsequent disconnected tangential discordant disparate trifling detached dissociated independent minor insignificant peripheral inessential superficial beside the point more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of characterized by the use of wit, especially to offend generous kindly complimentary flattering mild nice kind pleasant sweet civil gracious courteous thoughtful respectful gentle tender benign cordial caring kindhearted delightful noble comforting congenial tenderhearted charitable polite sympathetic neighbourlyUK compassionate good cheerful considerate propitious selfless affectionate decent neighborlyUS supportive benevolent loving warm warm-hearted good-natured good-hearted big-hearted kind-hearted tender-hearted more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of having the characteristics of an epigram rambling circuitous circumlocutory diffuse long-winded prolix verbose windy wordy expansive lengthy garrulous discursive unabridged roundabout long loquacious approving impotent weak voluble bombastic large extensive circumlocuitous circumlocutional circumlocutious pleonastic circumlocutionary logorrheic indirect convoluted periphrastic repetitious repetitive tautological uncondensed tortuous ambagious polite vague chatty confused gentle kind nice more ❯ Adjective ▲ Opposite of full of, or evocative of, expression or emotion dull empty wooden lifeless passive expressionless unexpressive deadpan inexpressive impassive vacant inscrutable blank vacuous stolid emotionless stony straight-faced poker-faced meaningless pokerfaced hollow unemotional fish-eyed dead unresponsive reactionless unreadable lacklustreUK lacklusterUS stiff lusterless dispassionate nowhere stony-eyed flat toneless unfeeling unaffected unsmiling distant unimpassioned thick-skinned detached indifferent nonemotional catatonic po-faced more ❯ Adjective ▲ (of the edge or point of a blade) Opposite of having a sharp or pointed edge blunt blunted obtuse dull dulled unsharpened edgeless rounded worn stubbed stubby unpointed not sharp worn down pointless round flat unsharp “You can't cut sashimi with a blunt knife!” Adjective ▲ Opposite of persuasive or forceful in speech or writing inarticulate ineloquent unexpressive unvocal faltering halting hesitant speechless stumbling tongue-tied wordless apathetic calm cold cool dispassionate dull frigid impotent indifferent ineffective introverted shy unaffecting unenthusiastic unexcited unmoving weak Adjective ▲ (of writing) Opposite of relatively brief in extent long diffuse lengthy verbose extended lasting prolonged interminable lingering protracted prolix overlong lengthened wordy extensive tedious unabridged sustained wearisome enduring slow dragging marathon tiresome dragged-out drawn-out time-consuming very long long-lasting long-winded seemingly endless long-drawn-out windy discursive large huge elongated big detailed circuitous circumlocutory garrulous dragged out long-drawn more ❯ “There is no way I can survive this long and boring lecture.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of harshly sarcastic or satirical in nature mild dull equable moderate bland light mellow flat tempered tepid meagerUS meagreUK spiritless tame feeble insignificant slight vague meek paltry faint minor token unimportant vanilla indifferent subdued trivial modest superficial trifling half-hearted unexpressive “It started with a tweet which turned into a mild piece of fake news.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of rather rude, curt or abrupt in speech or manner courteous civil kind polite affable friendly gracious decorous respectful thoughtful debonair mannerly genial patient tactful ceremonious deferential civilisedUK civilizedUS formal considerate obliging refined complaisant gentlemanly proper chivalrous pleasant polished decent genteel cordial diplomatic urbane well behaved well-behaved well mannered well-mannered well-bred well brought up “Mitch was always courteous and would always put others before himself.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having, or covered in, spines or thorns smooth unpointed solvable untroublesome dull Adjective ▲ Opposite of having a rough or sharp texture or quality smooth even level clean flat plane soft unbroken glassy regular rounded continuous mild nice Adjective ▲ Opposite of diminishing to a point or edge rounded round arched bowed bow-shaped circular convex curbed curved curvy globular orbicular oval rotund smoothed spherical “All the kids on my block played stoop ball at my house because we had smooth rounded edges on our stairs.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of not disguised, plainly visible hidden disguised concealed secret covert feigned imperceptible inconspicuous unnoticeable vague insignificant unclear obscure unobtrusive unflamboyant doubtful unremarkable unshowy dubious unemphatic indistinct ordinary ambiguous unimportant unapparent dull Adjective ▲ Opposite of able to persuade or convince unconvincing ineffective weak feeble flimsy implausible inconclusive incredible indecisive invalid uncompelling unpersuasive dampening discouraging disheartening dissuasive illogical impotent improbable incapable ineffectual unbelievable unimpressive unlikely unreasonable Adjective ▲ Opposite of closely connected or appropriate to what is being done or considered irrelevant meaningless pointless unrelated incompatible inconsequential disproportionate purposeless different differentiable discriminable disparate dissimilar distinguishable extrinsic negligible nonconforming separate unassociated unconforming unlike at odds conflicting contradictory contrary distinct foreign impertinent inapplicable incomparable independent irrelative nongermane oppositional unconnected clashing contrasting contrastive distinctive inconsistent opposed senseless unalike unequal differing inapt incongruent incongruous irreconcilable mismatched unlinked unsuitable alternate alternative distinguishing improper inappropriate not connected with unapt unfitting unsimilar useless wide of the mark alien not pertaining to not related poles apart like chalk and cheese like night and day streets apart not germane not pertinent not the same neither here nor there “The rules of tennis are completely irrelevant to the sport of basketball.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of having angles or sharp corners rounded curving fat heavy straight thick weighted Adjective ▲ Opposite of bitingly or humorously intelligent in nature banal cliched clichéd bland boring cliché-ridden routine stereotypical tired trite unoriginal brainless bromidic common corny dull facile formulaic garden variety hackneyed humdrum humorlessUS humourlessUK insipid lame lowbrow mundane pedestrian played out predictable prosaic run-of-the-mill stereotyped stereotypic stock threadbare uninspired vapid witless mediocre unamusing unimaginative vanilla woeful unfunny “He had the wit of a dead fish and constantly delivered retorts that were banal and clichéd.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of able to be seen invisible sightless viewless Adjective ▲ Opposite of significant in degree of importance or urgency minor trivial unimportant frivolous immaterial incidental inconsequential insignificant inappreciable inconsiderable irrelevant marginal small lesser lightweight little meaningless negligible paltry petty secondary superficial trifling trite unsubstantial auxiliary flippant meagreUK meagerUS minute nonessential piddling puny slight diminutive flimsy ignorable inessential low-ranking minuscule nugatory pointless scanty second-rate subordinate tiny unprofound beside the point lessened middling nothing of no account of no consequence of no great concern picayune poorer slighter lower rung low-grade minor-league second-class second-fiddle “Cersei felt that the White Walkers were a minor issue until she was almost attacked by a wight.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of expressing something forcibly and clearly hesitant nonassertive nonemphatic tentative unemphatic equivocal tame uncertain undecided unsure weak ambiguous idle impotent inactive indefinite indistinct ineffective inexact insignificant lethargic obscure reserved unconfident understated unimportant unpronounced vague Adjective ▲ Opposite of thoroughly scrutinizing or inquisitive, especially in a disconcerting way casual cursory perfunctory sketchy superficial vague Verb ▲ Opposite of to have established a fact to be true disproved disproven refuted contradicted challenged rebutted belied confounded contravened controverted denied disconfirmed invalidated negated confuted vetoed “Recent statistics have disproved that unemployment has fallen to record lows.” Verb ▲ (point to) Opposite of past tense for to show as probable, or to call attention to denied ignored lost misled refused Verb ▲ Opposite of past tense for to direct or face in a specific direction took taken Find more words! 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