Antonyms

The word ‘Lucid’  (Adjective)  describes something that is clear, easy to understand, and free from confusion. At first, people use […]

The word ‘Loyal’  (Adjective)  describes a person or quality that shows firm and constant support or allegiance to someone or

The word ‘Keen’  (Adjective)  describes a strong feeling of interest, enthusiasm, or sharp ability in someone. First of all, a

The word ‘jeweled’  (Adjective)  describes something that is covered with jewels or decorated to look like it is sparkling with

The word ‘jazzy’  (Adjective)  describes something that is lively energetic, and stylish, often with a sense of excitement or flair.

The word ‘Jaunty’  (Adjective)  describes someone or something that has a cheerful, lively, and confident attitude. First of all, when

The word ‘Judicious’  (Adjective)  describes someone who makes decisions based on careful thinking and good judgment. First of all, when

The word ‘Just’  (Adjective)  describes being fair honest and guided by a strong sense of right and wrong. First of all,

The word ‘Jolly’  (Adjective)  describes a cheerful, happy, and good-natured mood or attitude. At first, people used “jolly” to capture

The word ‘Jovial’  (Adjective)  describes mood, attitude, or personality that is full of hearty cheerfulness and friendly good humor. At

The word ‘Joyful’  (Adjective)  describes a state of feeling or showing great happiness, delight, and positivity. At first, people often

The word ‘Illustrious’  (Adjective)  describes someone or something that is widely respected, admired, and celebrated for their achievements or qualities.

The word ‘Inclusive‘  (Adjective)  describes something that intentionally includes all people, ensuring that no one is left out due to

The word ‘Imaginative’  (Adjective)  describes someone who has the ability to think creatively and inventively, often coming up with new

The word ‘Idealistic’  (Adjective)  describes someone who holds high, often unrealistic or impractical, standards or beliefs about how things should