Opposite of comparative for having an even surface with no roughness, bumps, or holes
“The rough surface is strictly for aesthetic purposes and not to be trodden upon.”
Opposite of comparative for having a glossy finish
“They are made with two pieces of rubber compound, glued together to form a hollow sphere and buffed to a matte finish.”
Opposite of comparative for having a very fine texture to touch
“These usually included pots and pans, knives, a machete, a sack, and a change of clothes made from very rough fabric.”
Opposite of comparative for free from interruptions or stoppages
“His reluctance to commit himself to one genre has undoubtedly been a contributing factor to his stop-start success.”
Opposite of comparative for without obstructions or difficulties
“Going on holidays with children can be both an exciting and fraught prospect.”
Opposite of comparative for polite, elegant, and sophisticated in manner
“He was said to be boorish, unmannerly, argumentative, moody and addicted to reading, of all things.”
Opposite of comparative for not harsh in taste
“Saffron has a spicy, pungent, bitter taste and a tenacious odor, so only a very small amount is needed to give flavor and color.”
(of voice or tone) Opposite of comparative for sweet or melodious to the ear
“Occasionally, I can hear the raucous squawk of a seagull in search of a discarded fish supper.”
(of a body of water) Opposite of comparative for placid and undisturbed
“On that fateful morning, there was a cool breeze blowing across the bay and the water was choppy and chilly.”
Opposite of comparative for having a smooth texture or consistency, free from lumps
“After several attempts of mixing and folding the cake mixture, it was still lumpy and inconsistent.”
Opposite of comparative for clean-shaven
“I see a thin, bearded guy wearing a thick turtleneck sweater, spooning coffee into a mug in his small flat, scowling at the newspaper.”
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