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Contexts ▼▲ Adjective Opposite of comparative for not civilized, typically with implications of a savage or violent nature (of animals) Opposite of comparative for wild and feral, without taming or domestication (especially of plants) Opposite of comparative for uninhabited or cultivated Opposite of comparative for showing an urgent desire or interest Opposite of comparative for characterized, or marked, by much busy (or stressful) activity Opposite of comparative for not based on sound reasoning or probability Opposite of comparative for having a curious, strange or eccentric nature Opposite of comparative for having, or characterized by, great anger or rage Opposite of comparative for marked by turmoil or disturbance, especially of natural elements Opposite of comparative for lacking discipline or restraint Opposite of comparative for barren and devoid of inhabitants Opposite of comparative for teeming with plant or natural life Opposite of comparative for having an untidy appearance Opposite of comparative for arbitrary in nature (wild about) Opposite of comparative for having feelings of passion for (someone or something) Verb Opposite of to confuse or confound with something surprising or shocking Opposite of to confound or perplex someone Opposite of to be impossible to understand … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for not civilized, typically with implications of a savage or violent nature gentler more civilisedUK more civilizedUS more controlled more cultured more orderly more refined more sophisticated more civil more couth more cultivated more decorous more developed more educated more enlightened more genteel more mannerly more polished more advanced more delicate more moderate “This image is not one of a warrior with anti-imperialist ideals, but of a civilized leader at peace with the foreigners.” Adjective ▲ (of animals) Opposite of comparative for wild and feral, without taming or domestication tamer more broken more domesticated more busted more cultivated more domestic more tamed more docile more submissive more trained “The shift from surf to turf corresponds with the arrival of domesticated animals.” Adjective ▲ (especially of plants) Opposite of comparative for uninhabited or cultivated more cultivated more agrarian more agricultural more tamed “Although no one would plant these weedy types, they all have attractive, cultivated cousins.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for showing an urgent desire or interest more unenthusiastic more apathetic more uninterested more indifferent more nonchalant more unexcited more uninvolved more blasé more bored more emotionless more spiritless more uneager more unenthused more unimpressed more lackadaisical “You could tell he was completely unenthusiastic by his deadpan expression.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for characterized, or marked, by much busy (or stressful) activity easier milder looser mellower saner more relaxed more casual more easygoing more chilled more carefree more composed more easy-going more insouciant more laid-back more leisurely more balanced more temperate more unconcerned more undisturbed more unperturbed more untroubled “As a normal, relaxed, and laid back person, I find the whole phenomenon just really odd.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for not based on sound reasoning or probability realer soberer sounder more practical more realistic more reasonable more logical more sensible more commonsensical more factual more level-headed more pragmatic more rational more matter-of-fact “We can speculate about the future, but on a more practical level, we have to admit that we simply don't know what will happen.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having a curious, strange or eccentric nature commoner normaler more typical more predictable more average more general more ordinary more regular more standard more characteristic more conventional more orthodox more paradigmatic more routine more standardizedUS more anticipated more expected more foreseeable “Still, it wasn't unusual for a typical pattern to arise, almost yawningly predictable.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having, or characterized by, great anger or rage gladder happier joyfuller more pleased more chuffed more content more contented more delighted more elated more euphoric more joyous more overjoyed more rapt more satisfied more thrilled more wrapped “He admits to being quite pleased with the new book, only to qualify his response immediately.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for marked by turmoil or disturbance, especially of natural elements calmer clearer milder peacefuller tranquiler placider quieter stiller balmier brighter fairer flatter gentler stillier sunnier smoother more pacific more moderate more serene more windless more clement more cloudless more halcyon more sunshiny more controlled more delicate more idyllic more manageable more orderly more pacifical more reposeful more restful “The tide was just going out, so the whole beach was calm, with not even a whisper of a breeze.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for lacking discipline or restraint calmer milder gentler politer peacefuller quieter better-behaved more disciplined more controlled more orderly more restrained more thoughtful more genteel more lawful more ordered more self-controlled more self-disciplined “A really quiet and disciplined audience lost themselves in symphonies of Schubert and Mozart.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for barren and devoid of inhabitants more populated more urban more civilisedUK more civilizedUS more developed more occupied more populous more settled “It is always so surprising to arrive at a populated town after traveling through such uninhabitable, wild terrain.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for teeming with plant or natural life barrener barer emptier poorer drier more uncultivatable more desolate more uncultivable more unfruitful more fruitless more infertile more vacant more deserted “It is said that this area was barren in its early beginnings, but its founder cultivated it to become a viable territory.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having an untidy appearance tidier sleeker neater sprucer trimmer cleaner straighter primmer more groomed more immaculate more shipshape more orderly more organisedUK more organizedUS more uncluttered “A clean, tidy appearance works in your favor, even before you speak.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for arbitrary in nature keener more analytical more calculated more logical more reasoned more advised more calculating more discerning more thoughtful more cerebral more cogitative more deliberative more intellectual more introspective more judicious more measured more prudent more studious more contemplative more reflective more ruminative more thought-out “He does his best to combat stereotyping and present a balanced, analytical account.” Adjective ▲ (wild about) Opposite of comparative for having feelings of passion for (someone or something) more indifferent more apathetic more disinterested more neutral more unenthusiastic more casual more insouciant more nonchalant more unmoved more aloof more dispassionate more impartial more impassive more passionless more uncurious more unsympathetic more callous more cavalier more unresponsive “He felt indifferent towards her, despite her advances.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to confuse or confound with something surprising or shocking enlighten unconfuse educate apprise explain to explain clarify elucidate explicate illuminate describe demonstrate expound define disclose exhibit uncover characterizeUS simplify reveal unscramble translate show brief delineate expose tell decode specify discuss illustrate demystify unravel report communicate unriddle enunciate disentangle detail teach untangle get across make plain lay bare break down point out give details lay out spell out flesh out clear up put across run over shed light give explanation make obvious make intelligible make clear put in plain english put in plain words put into words give the details of go into detail give an explanation of spell it out express in words throw light on set the scene paint a picture put in plain English characteriseUK more ❯ “Perhaps someone out there could enlighten me with regard to the following situation that my 17-year-old son finds himself in.” Verb ▲ Opposite of to confound or perplex someone aid assist bore calm clarify enlighten exclude expect explain explicate help order organiseUK organizeUS soothe untangle untwist clear up comfort lose elucidate encourage facilitate illustrate unravel appease not care be honest unmix relate divide make clear shed interpret relieve abet support make plain spell out Verb ▲ Opposite of to be impossible to understand figure follow be understandable add up be logical stand to reason hold up ring true seem reasonable stand up be convincing make sense “Everything would make sense once it was explained to 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