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Opposite of disheartening or a sense of discouragement
Opposite of characterized by great power or forceful
“Ida had kept him awake while he drowsed his way up the old King's Trace in eastern Missouri, feverish and weak.”
Opposite of requiring or involving great mental or physical effort
Opposite of characterized by shame, ignominy or dishonor
Opposite of very shocking or upsetting
Opposite of resulting in or from disaster
Opposite of exerting influence in an oppressive manner
“Dr. Shetty is convinced that young doctors are becoming philanthropic, charitable, and spiritual.”
Opposite of causing suffering, loss, or disadvantage
Opposite of causing discouragement and disappointment
Opposite of very great in degree, often with bad or negative repercussions
“What seems to many a trifling matter of wording could have profound consequences.”
(of a tax or other charge) Opposite of extremely high, harsh or severe
“Any income from sources within the U.S. earned by the branch may incur a low tax liability or may not incur any tax liability at all.”
Opposite of intended to make someone feel humiliated
Opposite of severe and difficult to cope with
“Employees continue to praise the positive working environment fostered by the company.”
Opposite of the action of suppressing or putting an end to an activity
Opposite of a series of severe measures to restrict undesirable or illegal people or behaviour
Opposite of the act or state of destroying or being destroyed, especially completely
Opposite of the prevention of the progress, success, or fulfillment of something
“A proposition's being true is therefore logically connected with the fulfillment of those conditions.”
Opposite of physical harm that impairs the value, usefulness, or normal function of something
“However, the Second World War and the reparation of the complete road network after the war caused a serious delay in the creation of other motorways.”
Opposite of the subjugation or conquering of a place or people, especially by military force
Opposite of physical damage caused to something
“Fear not! Help is on its way.”
Opposite of a heavy defeat in a contest
Opposite of the force per unit area exerted by a fluid against a surface with which it is in contact
“The amount of general anesthesia using muscle relaxants helped the easing up of airflow during expiration and inspiration.”
Opposite of present participle for to crush into fine particles
“The documentary takes us behind the scenes in the paleontologist's workshop, where they reconstruct ancient dinosaurs as they might have been from tiny fragments.”
Opposite of present participle for to force into a narrow or tight space
“A pipe already connected the two, but the problem was finding a way to coax a cable through the pipe.”
Opposite of present participle for to hug, hold or embrace tightly
“After a brief emotional embrace, I wipe my eyes and unhug her.”
Opposite of present participle for to violently subdue (opposition or a rebellion)
“Fearful that the right planned to establish a fascist state, socialists rose up in the mining districts of Asturias only to be defeated by the army under the supervision of General Franco.”
Opposite of present participle for to beat, or defeat, convincingly
“Win or lose the America's Cup final, Coutts' team of sailors may find themselves all at sea after the race on the Hauraki Gulf.”
Opposite of present participle for to dishearten or demoralize one's spirit
“The subsequent photograph, published in a newspaper, was meant to inspirit the troops in Vietnam.”
Opposite of present participle for to shame or humiliate someone
“I just wanted to compliment Bill on speaking his mind, because I'm sure he gets a lot of flack and criticism for doing this.”
Opposite of present participle for to cause to be creased or wrinkled
“Roche had some time to spare and decided to press his clothes before heading to his sister's trial.”
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