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What is the opposite of stiff?

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Adjective
Opposite of not easily bent or changed in shape
“A flexible tape measure is the only tool to accurately measure the human body's curves and contours.”
Adjective
Opposite of having a dense or semi-solid consistency
“They do runny eggs here, which I like, and the potato cake is surprisingly light.”
Adjective
Opposite of strictly conventional in one's manner or behavior
“He's unguarded and talkative, with an informal demeanor that belies his steely credentials.”
Adjective
Opposite of uptight or unfriendly in nature
“I have always thought they are the most hospitable, friendly people I have ever met, and this experience was no different.”
Adjective
Opposite of feeling socially awkward or uncomfortable
“Of course, bow ties may be pre-tied by the men's outfitter, but the sophisticated gentleman ties his own.”
Adjective
Opposite of difficult or laborious to execute or complete
“Yes, this is a simple membrane keyboard, but the short travel and soft bottoming out makes typing an effortless endeavor.”
Adjective
Opposite of severe or harsh in nature
“You would think the damage done in the last couple of years by lenient court rulings would have been enough to wake them up.”
Adjective
(of a bodypart) Opposite of physically stiff to the point of aching
“A loose muscle is infinitely more responsive than a tight muscle, so keep the arms loose and let them make the catch.”
Adjective
Opposite of full of determination
“Thiem appeared to forget the rules of the game and only put in a half-hearted effort to return Zverev's stroke.”
Adjective
(of a wind) Opposite of blowing strongly
“A gentle breeze wafted through the air, rustling the dogwood trees and shaking sprays of rainwater from their branches.”
Adjective
(of an alcoholic drink) Opposite of strong or potent
“I theorize that Bond is ordering a weak drink deliberately so as to make it seem like he is drinking more than he actually is.”
Adjective
Opposite of under the influence of alcohol
Adjective
Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
Adjective
Opposite of difficult to carry out or fulfill
Adjective
Opposite of of or pertaining to the Puritans, or to their doctrines and practice
Adjective
Opposite of lacking emotion or feeling
Adjective
Opposite of without human warmth or sympathy
Adjective
Opposite of lacking friendliness or emotion in manner or behavior
Adjective
Opposite of having or showing very strict moral attitudes
Adjective
Opposite of unreasonable or inappropriate in magnitude
Adjective
Opposite of consisting of matter all through
“Most of these applications use nitrogen in liquid form as a refrigerant.”
Adjective
Opposite of stiff or uncomfortable in movement or manner
Adjective
Opposite of not easy to please or satisfy
“She decided to stick with her job because she liked her agreeable boss.”
Adjective
Opposite of insecure with oneself
Adjective
Opposite of lacking dexterity in the use of the hands, or of instruments
“The audience watched in awe as the teenager showcased his dexterous skills in solving the Rubix cube speedily.”
Adjective
Opposite of not physically able to be moved
Adjective
Opposite of much too high, especially in price
“I love cheap thrills!”
Adjective
Opposite of lacking vigor, vitality, or excitement
Noun
(informal) Opposite of a human being in the general sense
“He literally could not believe that he was an alien from Planet Namek, despite the fact that he had green skin and antenna.”
Verb
Opposite of to treat or regard with rudeness or contempt
“The players celebrate victory and acknowledge the crowd after the Rugby World Cup final win.”
Verb
Opposite of to cheat, con or rob by the use of trickery or threats
“Don't lie, and be honest with your credentials.”
Verb
Opposite of to gain an advantage or profit by using unfair or deceitful methods
“I admire this superior being who told truths without sweetening them to help others to gain a temporary advantage.”
Verb
Opposite of to deceive or fool someone
Verb
(add) Opposite of to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
Verb
(undercharge) Opposite of to cheat, deceive or defraud someone for personal gain
Verb
Opposite of to kill or cause the death of
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