Opposite of to a generally great or extreme degree
Opposite of to an undesirably intense or forceful degree
Opposite of in a harsh or oppressive manner
Opposite of in a serious or stern manner
Opposite of in a manner that poses danger or harm
Opposite of in a grave, severe or critical manner
“It looked like he fell innocuously, but scans later revealed that he had broken his leg.”
(informal) Opposite of to a very large or great degree
“Just make sure you are adequately hydrated when running around in this heat.”
Opposite of in a harsh or oppressive manner
“I understood that these prisoners were well looked after, almost too well, for as far as I know none ever tried to escape.”
Opposite of in a harsh or severe manner
“The Government reacted by benevolently providing the displaced civilians with food and shelter.”
Opposite of adverb for imposing or constituting a physical, mental, or figurative load
“The article would infer that the local magistrate was too lenient on criminals.”
Opposite of adverb for significant in the degree of importance or seriousness, typically requiring immediate action or attention
“There are several tasks that require your attention, some trivial, and some quite important.”
Opposite of adverb for demanding great ability, skill, or resilience
“Let's start you off with something manageable, and then work you up progressively.”
Opposite of adverb for harsh, usually to a disproportionate degree
“The company afforded him flexible hours to accommodate his long commute to work.”
Opposite of adverb for strict or harsh in the treatment of others
“His reaction was surprising, given he is usually a gentle and mild-mannered boy.”
(of the elements) Opposite of adverb for causing discomfort by its harshness
“They were confident that the moderate breeze would blow the fog away.”
Opposite of adverb for very plain in style or appearance
“It was definitely an overtly ornate dress for such a low-key occasion.”
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