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List Of 175 Opposite Adjectives & Exercises

March 2, 2020 by Wes

Are you looking for a list of useful opposite adjectives?

If so, you have come to the right place.

In this post, we are going to look at 175 opposite adjectives. Be sure to check out the exercises at the end to test your knowledge.

opposite adjectives

175 Opposite Adjectives

AbnormalNormal
AccurateFalse
AdaptableFixed
AdvancedBasic
AfraidBrave
AlertAsleep
AliveDead
AmbitiousUnambitious
AmusingBoring
AncientModern
AngryPleased
ApartTogether
AsleepAwake
AstuteUnknowing
AuthenticCounterfeit
AvailableUnavailable
AwfulDelicious
BadGood
Beautiful Ugly
BestWorst
BigSmall
BitterSweet
BlackWhite
BogusGenuine
BoringInteresting
BrightDull
BroadSkinny
CalmNervous
CalmTense
CalmUpset
CalmNervous
Careful Careless
CasualFormal
CertainUnsure
CertainQuestionable
CharmingRevolting
CheapExpensive
CheerfulSad
CleanDirty
CloseFar
ClosedOpen
ClumsyGraceful
ColdHot
CollectedDisturbed
CompleteIncomplete
ComplexSimple
ConfidentSelf-doubting
ConfidentInsecure
ConsiderateThoughtless
CookedRaw
CoolEmotional
CrazySound
CreativeUnimaginative
CrookedStraight
CruelKind
CurlyStraight
CuteUgly
CuteHomely
CuteHideous
DangerousSafe
DarkLight
DeepShallow
DelicateSturdy
DeliciousNasty
DelightedMad
DenseOpen
DeterminedHesitant
DifferentSame
DifferentIdentical
DifferentSimilar
DifficultEasy
DilutedPure
DiscerningUnperceptive
DishonestHonest
DisloyalLoyal
DistantNear
DividedUnited
DryWet
DullSharp
EarlyLate
EasygoingUptight
EmptyFull
ExteriorInterior
ExtrovertedIntroverted
FaithfulUnfaithful
FakeReal
FamousUnknown
FarNear
FastSlow
FatThin
FatSkinny
ForgetfulRetentive
FormalInformal
FrailUnbreakable
FriendlyUnfriendly
FriendlyHostile
FullHungry
Funny Serious
Funny Lame
FuturePast
GenerousSelfish
GenerousStingy
GrafefulUnappreciative
GuiltyInnocent
HappyUnhappy
Hard Soft
Hard-workingLazy
HarmlessRisky
HealthySick
HeavyLight
HelpfulUseless
HighLow
HugeTiny
HumbleProud
HumbleVain
IllegalLegal
ImpatientPatient
ImportantTrivial
ImportantInsignificant
ImpracticalPractical
IndividualShared
InnerOuter
InsaneSane
InsideOutside
InwardOutward
IrrationalReasonable
Laid-backUptight
LeanOverweight
LeftRight
LikeableRepulsive
Loose Tight
Loose Strict
LoudQuiet
MajorNominal
MarriedSingle
MeanNice
MessyTidy
ModernTraditional
ModestVain
NarrowWide
NarrowBroad
NastyNice
New Old
ObeseSlim
OffOn
OldYoung
OptimisticPessimistic
OutgoingShy
PoliteRude
PoorWealthy
PoorRich
PrettyUgly
PublicPrivate
Quick-wittedSlow-witted
RelaxedWorried
ReservedTalkative
RichWeak
RightWrong
RiskySafe
RoughSmooth
SadUpbeat
SavyUnknowning
SeriousSilly
ShadySunny
ShortTall
SmartStupid
SoftSolid
SourSweet
StrongWeak
SureQuestionable
ThickThin
ToughWimpy
True False
TruthfulUntruthful
UnwiseWise

Opposite Adjective Exercise

Please fill in the blank with the correct opposite adjective.

1. Mr. Sanderson is such a (polite) ________ man.

2. This coffee is very ________ (weak).

3. I think this is the (right) ________ way

4. Walk through the (narrow) ________ hallway.

5. Be careful with that box, it is very (sturdy) ________ .

6. This is a very (deep) ________ pool.

7. I wish Mario was more (up-tight) ________ .

8. Everyone in my family but my wie is (extroverted) ________ .

9. I like spending time with Susan, she is so (unfriendly) ________ .

10. I don’t like driving down this road, it is so (smooth) ________ .

11. Make sure it is (pure) ________ before using it.

12. Brad has a hard time making friends because he is so (kind) ________ .

13. We go ourselves in trouble after trusting what the (accurate) ________ report said.

14. The weather this year has been (normal) ________ .

15. I don’t like this candy, it is (sweet) ________ .

16. Walking around at night in this part of town is (safe) ________ .

17. After spending a week with Joe, I realized he is very (outgoing) ________ .

18. Please pick up your (tidy) ________ room.

19. I think we should move, we live near some really (nice) ________ neighbors.

20. Josh thinks a lot of himself. He is very (modest) ________ .

21. I don’t think I am going to wear a suit to the party because it is (formal) ________.

22. I got lost in their house. It is (tiny) ________ .

23. I am sorry I was so (polite) ________ on the phone, but he got me so mad.

24. Wow! What an amazing gift. Grandpa has always been so (stingy) ________ .

25. You will need an invitation because it is a (public) ________ party .

Opposite Adjective Exercise Answer Sheet

1.rude 2.rich or strong 3. wrong 4. wide or broad 5. delicate 6. shallow 7. laid-back 8. extroverted 9. friendly 10. rough 11. diluted 12. cruel 13. false 14. abnormal 15. bitter or sour 16. risky 17. shy 18. messy 19.mean 20.vain 21.casual 22.huge 23. rude 24. generous 25. private

There you have it, 175 Opposite Adjectives. Did we miss one? Please share your thoughts in the comments below.

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