Browse all Antonyms
Fugitive Antonyms: permanent, abiding, long-lasting, constant, enduring, settled, fixed.Fulfill Antonyms: leave off, withdraw, abandon, fail, give up.Fulfillment Antonyms: frustration, disappointment, failure, lack, deficiency, abandonment, imperfection.Full Antonyms: partial, incomplete, abridged, cut, fragmentary, divided, imperfect.hungry, underfed, undernourished, unsatisfied, empty, famished, unsated.scant, skimpy, sparse, minimum, least, lightest.Full-fledged Antonyms: green, inexperienced, untrained, unschooled, untried, uninitiated, half-baked.Full-grown Antonyms: immature, adolescent, unripe, undeveloped, young, green.Full-scale Antonyms: partial, halfhearted, minor, perfunctory, indifferent, incomplete.Fullness Antonyms: incompleteness, sketchiness, abridgment, sparseness, paucity, scarcity, lack.hunger, insufficiency, emptiness, lack, need, want, privation.Fulsome Antonyms: tempered, subtle, measured, suitable, due, considered, well-balanced.Fume Antonyms: subside, cool off, simmer down, let up, calm down, lay off.Fun Antonyms: boring, dull, uninteresting, uncongenial, tiresome.boredom, dullness, ennui, tedium, monotony.Functional Antonyms: impractical, overcomplicated, unsuitable, unworkable, inefficient.Fundamental Antonyms: superficial, subsidiary, secondary, minor, auxiliary, unnecessary.Funereal Antonyms: joyful, happy, lighthearted, bright, festive, smiling, jubilant.Funny Antonyms: boring, depressing, sober, sad, melancholy, tearful, funereal.normal, ordinary, usual, understandable, every day, accustomed.Furious Antonyms: tame, bland, weak, moderate, mild, calm.pleased, gratified, affable, unruffled, self-controlled.Furor Antonyms: apathy, indifference, nonchalance, dispassion, impassivity, torpor, cool.Furrow Antonyms: rise, mound, hill, bump, protuberance.Furtive Antonyms: overt, open, direct, straightforward, manifest, public.Fury Antonyms: calm, self-control, self-possession, dispassion, detachment, cool.mildness, tranquility, serenity, peace, quiet, tameness.Fuse Antonyms: separate, disjoin, divide, come apart, split, segment, crack.Fusion Antonyms: split, separation, division, disjunction, factionalism, sectarianism, separatism.Fussy Antonyms: calm, collected, serene, tranquil, relaxed.imprecise, vague, inexact, careless, sloppy.Fustian Antonyms: simplicity, succinctness, terseness, crispness, brevity.Fusty Antonyms: fresh, sweet-smelling, clean, pure, fragrant.modern, current, fashionable, up-to-date, new, in, with it.Futile Antonyms: rewarding, successful, fruitful, productive, worthwhile, gratifying.Future Antonyms: past, bygone, remembered, previous, prior, former, old.past, yesterday, years ago, days gone by, heretofore, long ago.Fuzzy Antonyms: distinct, sharp, clear, well-defined, explicit, pointed, focused.Gabby Antonyms: taciturn, terse, reticent, quiet, reserved, laconic.Gaiety Antonyms: sadness, misery, depression, melancholy, dejection.Gain Antonyms: losses, deficits, debts, shortages, defaults, arrears, obligations.lose, fail, forfeit, deplete, waste, squander.deteriorate, degenerate, recede, decline, wane, ebb.deterioration, degeneration, retrog...Gainful Antonyms: unprofitable, profitless, unremunerative, unproductive, unrewarding.Gainsay Antonyms: affirm, maintain, aver, asseverate, contend.support, uphold, agree with, defend, back up.Gallant Antonyms: discourteous, impolite, ill-mannered, insolent, boorish, crude.fearful, craven, pusillanimous, timid, timorous.coward, craven, poltroon, dastard, milksop.Gallantry Antonyms: boorish-ness, loutishness, discourtesy, rudeness, oafishness, cloddishness.cowardice, timidity, pusillanimity, poltroonery, dastardliness, unmanliness, cravenness.
