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tightadjective

Antonyms:
badly, fitfully, loosely, rubbish, relaxed, spacious, saggy, roomy, capacious, wide, open, loose, baggy, pathetic, naff, sagging, sloppy, broad, slack, crap, slapdash

Synonyms:
well, firmly, fast, soundly, securely, intimate, polished, tension, cool, narrow, precise, rad, close, slick, serried, tense, close-knit, fab, ace, tight-fitting, taut
tightadjective

Miserly or frugal.

He’s a bit tight with his money

Antonyms:
slapdash, roomy, naff, spacious, broad, baggy, sloppy, crap, rubbish, sagging, pathetic, saggy, wide, open, loose, relaxed, capacious, slack

Synonyms:
cool, intimate, polished, tight-fitting, tense, ace, fab, serried, narrow, slick, close-knit, tension, close, taut, precise, rad
tightadjective

Scarce, hard to come by.

I grew up in a poor neighborhood; money was very tight, but we made do.

Antonyms:
rubbish, relaxed, capacious, crap, naff, broad, wide, spacious, baggy, sagging, open, saggy, slapdash, pathetic, roomy, slack, loose, sloppy

Synonyms:
tense, intimate, cool, slick, close, fab, serried, precise, narrow, tension, rad, close-knit, tight-fitting, taut, ace, polished
tightadjective

A player who plays very few hands

Antonyms:
broad, loose, wide, crap, rubbish, baggy, sagging, spacious, pathetic, relaxed, capacious, naff, roomy, open, slapdash, slack, saggy, sloppy

Synonyms:
rad, taut, narrow, tension, polished, slick, serried, cool, ace, close, fab, close-knit, tense, precise, intimate, tight-fitting
tightadverb

A strategy which involves playing very few hands

Antonyms:
naff, saggy, spacious, sagging, roomy, loose, baggy, slack, broad, wide, relaxed, capacious, slapdash, sloppy, pathetic, crap, rubbish, open

Synonyms:
slick, tension, polished, serried, rad, narrow, intimate, close-knit, close, tense, precise, cool, ace, fab, tight-fitting, taut
tightadverb

Pushed or pulled together.

My socks are too tight.

Antonyms:
badly, fitfully, loosely, broad, baggy, crap, wide, sagging, roomy, sloppy, capacious, slack, rubbish, relaxed, naff, open, saggy, slapdash, loose, pathetic, spacious

Synonyms:
well, firmly, fast, soundly, securely, precise, cool, serried, intimate, polished, ace, taut, narrow, tight-fitting, close-knit, tense, rad, tension, slick, close, fab
tightadjective

Of a space, etc, narrow, so that it is difficult for something or someone to pass through it.

Good night, sleep tight.

Antonyms:
fitfully, loosely, badly, baggy, saggy, spacious, naff, broad, open, wide, sloppy, sagging, slapdash, pathetic, crap, rubbish, slack, relaxed, loose, roomy, capacious

Synonyms:
soundly, firmly, securely, fast, well, narrow, intimate, cool, precise, tension, slick, tense, serried, ace, polished, taut, close-knit, close, tight-fitting, rad, fab
tightadjective

Of a turn, sharp, so that the timeframe for making it is narrow and following it is difficult.

The mountain pass was made dangerous by its many tight corners.

Antonyms:
capacious, roomy, broad, baggy, pathetic, slack, saggy, naff, spacious, loose, wide, sloppy, sagging, rubbish, crap, slapdash, open, relaxed

Synonyms:
cool, fab, narrow, intimate, close, slick, close-knit, ace, precise, polished, tension, taut, tense, tight-fitting, rad, serried
tightadjective

Under high tension.

Make sure to pull the rope tight.

Antonyms:
pathetic, broad, crap, open, roomy, loose, wide, baggy, slack, slapdash, relaxed, saggy, naff, capacious, sagging, spacious, sloppy, rubbish

Synonyms:
taut, tight-fitting, precise, polished, cool, tense, fab, close, ace, slick, narrow, tension, serried, intimate, rad, close-knit
tightadjective

Well-rehearsed and accurate in execution.

Their marching band is extremely tight.

Antonyms:
sagging, crap, relaxed, rubbish, pathetic, roomy, spacious, slack, naff, baggy, saggy, slapdash, sloppy, loose, capacious, open, broad, wide

Synonyms:
cool, narrow, intimate, slick, polished, tension, tense, precise, close, rad, ace, taut, fab, close-knit, serried, tight-fitting
tightadjective

Intoxicated; drunk or acting like being drunk.

We went drinking and got tight.

Antonyms:
broad, naff, baggy, wide, pathetic, relaxed, sloppy, crap, saggy, slack, spacious, slapdash, open, rubbish, roomy, capacious, sagging, loose

Synonyms:
close-knit, tight-fitting, tense, cool, slick, tension, rad, intimate, fab, narrow, taut, precise, serried, close, ace, polished
tightadjective

Intimately friendly.

We’ve grown tighter over the years.

Antonyms:
loose, slack, sloppy, capacious, rubbish, relaxed, baggy, broad, wide, spacious, saggy, crap, open, sagging, pathetic, naff, slapdash, roomy

Synonyms:
close, taut, narrow, tense, fab, ace, cool, polished, slick, serried, rad, precise, close-knit, intimate, tension, tight-fitting
tightadjective

Extraordinarily great or special.

That is one tight bicycle!

Antonyms:
broad, slapdash, capacious, sloppy, crap, roomy, wide, loose, spacious, slack, pathetic, baggy, saggy, sagging, relaxed, naff, rubbish, open

Synonyms:
close, taut, tight-fitting, fab, ace, close-knit, tension, tense, narrow, intimate, serried, precise, polished, slick, cool, rad
tightadjective

Unfair; unkind.

Don’t do that. That’s tight.

Synonyms:
intimate, polished, tense, tight-fitting, precise, close-knit, narrow, tension, slick, serried, ace, rad, close, taut, cool, fab

Antonyms:
slapdash, sloppy, rubbish, pathetic, slack, sagging, broad, loose, capacious, crap, saggy, spacious, wide, roomy, open, naff, baggy, relaxed

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tight

Antonyms:
loose, incompact, open, flowing, loose-fitting, large, untidy, lax, relaxed

Synonyms:
firm, compact, fast, close, tidy, neat, smart, natty, tense, stretched

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tightadjective

closely constrained or constricted or constricting

«tight skirts»; «he hated tight starched collars»; «fingers closed in a tight fist»; «a tight feeling in his chest»

Antonyms:
opened, oozy, leaky, vulnerable, loose, unequal, easy, holey, insecure, sober, seeping, sloppy, oozing, coarse, draughty, harsh, abundant, baggy, loose-fitting, drafty, porous, drippy, generous, flyaway, undemanding, open, lax

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
taut, tightadjective

pulled or drawn tight

«taut sails»; «a tight drumhead»; «a tight rope»

Antonyms:
sloppy, unequal, porous, lax, drippy, seeping, vulnerable, undemanding, loose-fitting, loose, opened, holey, coarse, oozy, open, drafty, flyaway, insecure, draughty, harsh, leaky, baggy, sober, abundant, easy, generous, oozing

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
tightadjective

set so close together as to be invulnerable to penetration

«in tight formation»; «a tight blockade»

Antonyms:
harsh, loose, generous, porous, sober, seeping, abundant, drippy, holey, drafty, oozing, lax, undemanding, leaky, oozy, easy, baggy, draughty, unequal, coarse, loose-fitting, flyaway, vulnerable, insecure, opened, sloppy, open

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
compressed, tightadjective

pressed tightly together

«with lips compressed»

Antonyms:
abundant, oozing, sloppy, undemanding, loose, lax, baggy, sober, harsh, draughty, drippy, porous, oozy, coarse, vulnerable, insecure, flyaway, seeping, holey, opened, unequal, loose-fitting, drafty, leaky, easy, generous, open

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, flat, blind drunk, pissed, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
mean, mingy, miserly, tightadjective

(used of persons or behavior) characterized by or indicative of lack of generosity

«a mean person»; «he left a miserly tip»

Antonyms:
flyaway, seeping, coarse, sober, loose, drippy, holey, draughty, drafty, harsh, baggy, easy, unequal, porous, opened, sloppy, oozing, generous, abundant, insecure, undemanding, loose-fitting, oozy, vulnerable, lax, open, leaky

Synonyms:
close, pissed, blind drunk, base, mean(a), besotted, slopped, rigorous, mingy, blotto, average, squiffy, pixilated, hateful, cockeyed, crocked, fuddled, soused, compressed, meanspirited, sozzled, taut, nasty, plastered, miserly, stiff, stringent, pie-eyed, bastardly, sloshed, smashed, mean, soaked, loaded, wet, beggarly
tightadjective

affected by scarcity and expensive to borrow

«tight money»; «a tight market»

Antonyms:
draughty, sloppy, unequal, open, oozy, porous, opened, insecure, abundant, loose, leaky, holey, lax, harsh, easy, generous, flyaway, sober, baggy, drafty, oozing, undemanding, coarse, vulnerable, loose-fitting, drippy, seeping

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
tightadjective

of such close construction as to be impermeable

«a tight roof»; «warm in our tight little house»

Antonyms:
porous, open, undemanding, vulnerable, coarse, oozy, loose, flyaway, baggy, generous, harsh, leaky, loose-fitting, unequal, drafty, seeping, opened, oozing, lax, draughty, drippy, easy, holey, abundant, sober, sloppy, insecure

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
close, tightadjective

of textiles

«a close weave»; «smooth percale with a very tight weave»

Antonyms:
open, opened, abundant, oozy, seeping, vulnerable, porous, insecure, loose-fitting, harsh, generous, sloppy, drafty, lax, sober, unequal, loose, undemanding, oozing, flyaway, baggy, drippy, easy, holey, draughty, leaky, coarse

Synonyms:
close, pissed, cheeseparing, blind drunk, close-fitting, besotted, rigorous, slopped, nigh, soused, mingy, blotto, faithful, squiffy, pixilated, cockeyed, secretive, tightlipped, crocked, fuddled, snug, stiff, airless, skinny, mean, compressed, sozzled, closemouthed, taut, nasty, plastered, miserly, closelipped, sloshed, stringent, stuffy, pie-eyed, unaired, smashed, soaked, penny-pinching, wet, loaded, near, confining
tightadjective

securely or solidly fixed in place; rigid

«the bolts are tight»

Antonyms:
seeping, sloppy, opened, loose, harsh, draughty, easy, oozing, loose-fitting, leaky, abundant, sober, holey, open, oozy, undemanding, insecure, coarse, drafty, flyaway, lax, porous, generous, unequal, drippy, baggy, vulnerable

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
close, tightadjective

(of a contest or contestants) evenly matched

«a close contest»; «a close election»; «a tight game»

Antonyms:
open, loose, drafty, leaky, insecure, generous, oozing, coarse, porous, oozy, loose-fitting, seeping, sloppy, sober, baggy, abundant, vulnerable, draughty, flyaway, undemanding, drippy, lax, harsh, easy, holey, unequal, opened

Synonyms:
close, pissed, cheeseparing, blind drunk, close-fitting, besotted, rigorous, slopped, nigh, soused, mingy, blotto, faithful, squiffy, pixilated, cockeyed, secretive, tightlipped, crocked, fuddled, snug, stiff, airless, skinny, mean, compressed, sozzled, closemouthed, taut, nasty, plastered, miserly, closelipped, sloshed, stringent, stuffy, pie-eyed, unaired, smashed, soaked, penny-pinching, wet, loaded, near, confining
besotted, blind drunk, blotto, crocked, cockeyed, fuddled, loaded, pie-eyed, pissed, pixilated, plastered, slopped, sloshed, smashed, soaked, soused, sozzled, squiffy, stiff, tight, wetadjective

very drunk

Antonyms:
loose, abundant, sloppy, harsh, holey, open, sober, generous, insecure, drippy, baggy, seeping, oozy, coarse, undemanding, oozing, flyaway, easy, vulnerable, draughty, drafty, leaky, lax, unequal, porous, loose-fitting, opened

Synonyms:
stiff, affluent, stringent, rigorous, fuddled, skew-whiff, flush, laughable, ladened, plastered, smashed, steamed, ludicrous, blotto, firm, unbendable, blind drunk, unwavering, impish, roiled, soaked, miffed, loaded, riled, steady, buckram, nasty, strong, pie-eyed, crocked, irritated, cockeyed, derisory, potent, puckish, slopped, wet, close, nonsensical, wealthy, sealed, awry(p), prankish, soused, unshakable, pixilated, wicked, pissed, peeved, askew, sozzled, wonky, mean, implike, miserly, besotted, squiffy, slicked, compressed, idiotic, nettled, laden, stung, taut, arch, ridiculous, starchy, mischievous, steadfast, absurd, preposterous, pissed off, sloshed, rigid, annoyed, moneyed, lopsided, mingy, lactating, unfaltering
nasty, tightadjective

exasperatingly difficult to handle or circumvent

«a nasty problem»; «a good man to have on your side in a tight situation»

Antonyms:
undemanding, easy, seeping, insecure, generous, draughty, leaky, harsh, vulnerable, sober, flyaway, loose-fitting, opened, unequal, porous, drafty, baggy, loose, open, drippy, oozy, sloppy, oozing, holey, abundant, coarse, lax

Synonyms:
filthy, close, pissed, blind drunk, besotted, awful, slopped, rigorous, mingy, blotto, squiffy, foul, pixilated, cockeyed, crocked, fuddled, soused, compressed, cruddy, sozzled, taut, nasty, plastered, miserly, smutty, stiff, stringent, pie-eyed, sloshed, smashed, mean, soaked, loaded, wet
rigorous, stringent, tightadjective

demanding strict attention to rules and procedures

«rigorous discipline»; «tight security»; «stringent safety measures»

Antonyms:
opened, draughty, drippy, harsh, lax, undemanding, seeping, abundant, insecure, sober, oozing, drafty, loose, holey, unequal, porous, easy, generous, flyaway, oozy, loose-fitting, open, baggy, sloppy, leaky, coarse, vulnerable

Synonyms:
fuddled, nasty, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, strict, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, sozzled, soaked, close, stiff, besotted, slopped, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, loaded, blind drunk, pissed, sloshed, rigorous, soused, pixilated
tightadverb

packed closely together

«they stood in a tight little group»; «hair in tight curls»; «the pub was packed tight»

Antonyms:
vulnerable, unequal, easy, sloppy, oozing, seeping, lax, loose, harsh, porous, insecure, open, coarse, undemanding, leaky, baggy, drippy, abundant, sober, holey, oozy, loose-fitting, draughty, opened, drafty, flyaway, generous

Synonyms:
fuddled, squiffy, crocked, plastered, mean, mingy, smashed, wet, stiff, miserly, compressed, cockeyed, taut, nasty, soaked, close, besotted, slopped, loaded, pie-eyed, stringent, blotto, rigorous, pissed, blind drunk, sloshed, sozzled, soused, pixilated
fast, tightadverb

firmly or closely

«held fast to the rope»; «her foot was stuck fast»; «held tight»

Antonyms:
insecure, unequal, loose, baggy, abundant, seeping, drippy, lax, harsh, coarse, undemanding, holey, draughty, porous, leaky, loose-fitting, sober, flyaway, vulnerable, oozy, drafty, oozing, opened, easy, open, generous, sloppy

Synonyms:
close, fast, closely
close, closely, tightadverb

in an attentive manner

«he remained close on his guard»

Antonyms:
baggy, undemanding, generous, draughty, drafty, porous, loose, opened, sloppy, oozy, loose-fitting, seeping, insecure, flyaway, sober, open, drippy, oozing, coarse, lax, easy, vulnerable, abundant, harsh, unequal, holey, leaky

Synonyms:
nigh, fast, close, nearly, near, intimately, closely

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tightadjective

Synonyms:
taut, tense, snug, close-fitting, close, penurious, stingy, parsimonious, stringent, (Slang) tipsy, boozy, fuddled, intoxicated, drunk

How to use tight in a sentence?

Beverley Mitchell:

Im closest with( Jessica Biel), I think we had a very special relationship, growing up in that same world, so weve always stayed in a very tight-knit relationship, jessica Biel is one of my rocks and my dearest friends — more than a friend, shes like a sister.
Ruben Gallego:

We know that polling is really tight, but we also know that Maxwell has got a lot of momentum on his side, you gotta remember [Frost] started with zero name ID, and now the last polling has him all tied.
Stephen Phillips:

This is the same pattern of tight inventory and low first-time buyers that we’ve seen for several years now. We’re up nicely on units and price from a year ago, so the market is in good position to improve steadily from here.
Security Cabinet member Naftali Bennett:

I can announce that all the actions being carried out — and they are certainly exceptional actions in light of the exceptional situation — are all overseen and under tight legal scrutiny — in order to prevent the next terror attack.
Jean Lorrain:

Polaire! The agitating and agitated Polaire! The tiny slip of a woman that you know, with the waist slender to the point of pain, of screaming out loud, of breaking in two, in a spasmically tight bodice, the prettiest slimness …

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Grammar : Adj

Spell : tahyt

Phonetic Transcription : taɪt

broken
calm
comfortable
definite
easy
easy-going
flexible
free
giving
intermittent
laid-back
loose
moderate
nice
open
pliable
pliant
reasonable
slack
slow
sober
soft
uncaring
uncrowded
unfixed
unsealed
unstable
untroubled
untrustworthy
weak
wide
wobbly
yielding

Definition of tight

Origin :

mid-15c., «dense, close, compact,» from Middle English thight, from Old Norse þettr «watertight, close in texture, solid,» from Proto-Germanic *thenkhtuz (cf. second element in Old English meteþiht «stout from eating;» Middle High German dihte «dense, thick,» German dicht «dense, tight,» Old High German gidigan, German gediegen «genuine, solid, worthy»), from PIE root *tenk- «to become firm, curdle, thicken» (cf. Irish techt «curdled, coagulated,» Lithuanian tankus «close, tight,» Persian tang «tight,» Sanskrit tanakti «draws together, contracts»).

Sense of «drawn, stretched» is from 1570s; meaning «fitting closely» (as of garments) is from 1779; that of «evenly matched» (of a contest, bargain, etc.) is from 1828, American English; that of «drunk» is from 1830; that of «close, sympathetic» is from 1956. Tight-assed «unwilling to relax» is attested from 1903. Tight-laced is recorded from 1741 in both the literal and figurative senses. Tight-lipped is first attested 1876.

adj close, snug
adj sealed
adj stingy
adj difficult, troublesome
adj intoxicated

Example sentences :

His grasp did not bruise, it did not seem to be tight; but the hand that held it was immovable.
Extract from : « The Spenders » by Harry Leon Wilson

Linda suddenly gathered her friend in her arms and held her tight.
Extract from : « Her Father’s Daughter » by Gene Stratton-Porter

You never know what hold you really have until you get in a tight place.
Extract from : « The Leopard Woman » by Stewart Edward White

Screwed the top on tight, which would make the connection, and then forgot the time.
Extract from : « The Secret Agent » by Joseph Conrad

We were both down, with our faces in the snow, and I held him tight.
Extract from : « In the Valley » by Harold Frederic

An’ Laura waits for me an’ tells me to be sure to get ’em on tight enough,—why, bless me!
Extract from : « A Little Book of Profitable Tales » by Eugene Field

In climbed the giant,—he did not think the fit would be so tight.
Extract from : « Indian Legends of Vancouver Island » by Alfred Carmichael

I want a tight faellow like you, and you shall have a fair percentage.
Extract from : « Night and Morning, Complete » by Edward Bulwer-Lytton

Charmides snatched his father’s hand and held it tight, for Creon was one of them.
Extract from : « Buried Cities, Part 2 » by Jennie Hall

«They can’t, if only you’ll let me hold you tight enough,» I whispered.
Extract from : « It Happened in Egypt » by C. N. Williamson

Synonyms for tight

airtight
arduous
blind
blocked
bolted
boozy
bound
buzzed
cheap
choking
clasped
close
close-fitting
clumped
compact
constricted
contracted
cramped
cramping
critical
crowded
crushing
cutting
dangerous
dense
distressing
disturbing
drawn
drunk
drunken
enduring
established
exacting
fast
fastened
firm
fixed
grasping
hazardous
hermetic
hermetically sealed
hidebound
high
impenetrable
impermeable
impervious
inebriated
inflexible
invulnerable
loaded
locked
mean
miserly
nailed
narrow
near
obstructed
padlocked
parsimonious
penny-pinching
penurious
perilous
pickled
pinching
plastered
plugged
precarious
proof
punishing
quick
rigid
rough
secure
set
short
shrunken
shut
skintight
slammed
smashed
smothering
snapped
solid
sound
sparing
stable
steady
stewed
sticky
stiff
stoned
stopped up
strained
stretched
strong
sturdy
taut
tenacious
tense
thick
ticklish
tied
tied up
tightened
tightfisted
tipsy
tough
tricky
trying
unbending
uncomfortable
under the influence
unyielding
upsetting
watertight
worrisome

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Opposite of Tight, What is opposite antonym word Tight

Word; Tight

Meaning; strict, hard, stringent, close, rigorous

Opposites of Tight

lax
unfastened
ample
independent
languishing
flabby
slack
loose
plenty
leisure
limp
unstuck
flaccid
free
abundant
plentiful
liberal
open
copious
relaxed

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afraid – brave
after – before
against – for
alike – different
alive – dead
all – none
allow – forbid
already – not yet
always – never
ancient – modern
ancestor – descendant
agree – refuse
amateur – professional
amuse – bore
ancestor – descendant
angel – devil
animal – human
annoy – satisfy
answer – ask
answer – question

awful – nice
back – in front of
background – foreground
backward – forward
bad – good
bad luck – fortune
beauty – ugliness
before – after
begin – end
beginning – end
behind – in front of
below – above
best – worst
better – worse
beautiful – ugly
big – small
birth – death
bitter – sweet
black – white
blunt – sharp
body – soul
bore – amuse
boring – exciting

careless – careful
catch – miss
ceiling – floor
cellar – attic
centre – outskirts
certainly – probably
changeable – constant
cheap – expensive
child – adult
children – parents
clean – dirty
clear – cloudy
clever – stupid
close – open
closed – open
cloudy – clear
cold – hot
cold – heat
come – go
comedy – drama
complicated – simple
compliment – insult

cool – warm
correct – wrong
courage – fear
courageous – cowardly
cowardly – brave
create – destroy
cruel – human
cry – whisper
cry – laugh
damage – repair
danger – security
dangerous – safe
dark – light
daughter – son
dawn – dusk
day – night
dead – alive
death – birth
deep – shallow
defeat – victory
defence – attack
defend – attack
delicious – awful
deny – admit
depart – arrive
departure – arrival
descendant – ancestor
descent – ascent
desperate – hopeful
destroy – build

domestic – foreign
down – up
downstairs – upstairs
drama – comedy
dry – humid
dull – interesting
dusk – dawn
early – late
east – west
easy – difficult
elementary – advanced
emigrate – immigrate
emigration – immigration
empty – full
end – begin
end – beginning
ending – beginning
enemy – friend
enjoy – hate
enter – leave
entrance – exit
equal – different
even – odd
evening – morning
everybody – nobody

export – import
exposure – shelter
extreme – moderate
fail – succeed
failure – success
false – true
far – near
fast – slow
fat – slim
fear – courage
female – male
few – many
final – first
find – lose
finish – begin
finish – start
first – final
fix – break
flat – hilly
floor – ceiling
follow – lead
forbid – allow
for – against
foreground – background
foreign – domestic
foreigner – native
forget – remember
form – destroy
fortune – bad luck

gentle – violent
gentleman – lady
giant – tiny
girl – boy
give – take
go – come
good – bad
grown-up – child
guest – host
guilty – innocent
happiness – sadness
happy – sad
handsome – ugly
hard – easy
harvest – plant
hate – enjoy
health – disease
healthy – ill
heat – cold
heaven – hell
heavy – light

huge – tiny
human – animal
humane – cruel
humid – dry
hungry – thirsty
husband – wife
in front of – back
ignore – notice
ill – healty
immigrate – emigrate
immigration – emigration
import – export
in – out
include – exclude
increase – reduce
innocent – guilty
inside – outside
insult – compliment
intelligent – silly
intentional – accidental
be interested in – bore
interesting – boring
interrupt – continue
junior – senior
kind – cruel
lack – abundance
lady – gentleman
land – take off

land – water
large – small
last – first
late – early
laugh – cry
lazy – active
lead – follow
learn – teach
leave – arrive
left – right
lend – borrow
less – more
let – forbid
lie – stand
life – death
light – dark
light – heavy
like – hate
liquid – solid
little – big
little – much
live – die
long – short
lose – win
loser – winner
loud – quiet
love – hate
lovely – terrible
low – high
lower – raise
bad luck – good luck
good luck – bad luck
major – minor
male – female
man – woman
many – few

midnight – noon
minimum – maximum
minor – major
miss – hit
miss – catch
moderate – extreme
modern – ancient
monarchy – republic
moon – sun
more – less
morning – evening
mountain – valley
much – little
narrow – broad
nasty – nice
native – foreigner
natural – artificial
near – distant
negative – affirmative
nephew – niece
never – always
new – ancient
nice – awful
niece – nephew
night – day
no – yes

nobody – everybody
noisy – quiet
noon – midnight
none of – al lot of
normal – strange
north – south
not yet – already
nothing – everything
notice – ignore
now – then
occasionally – frequently
occupied – vacant
odd – even
off – on
often – seldom
old – modern
on – off
open – closed
open – closed
opponent – supporter
order – mess
ordinary – special
other – same
out – in
outside – inside
outskirts – centre
over – under
parents – children
part – whole
partial – total
particular – general
pass – fail
past – future
peace – war
permit – forbid
plant – harvest

plenty – lack
pleasant – awful
polite – rude
poor – rich
poverty – wealth
powerful – weak
presence – absence
present – past
pretty – ugly
private – public
probably – certainly
professional – amateur
protect – attack
protection – attack
public – private
pull – push
pupil – teacher
push – pull
question – answer
quick – slow
quiet – loud
raise – lower
rainy – sunny
rear – front
receive – send
reduce – increase
refuse – agree
regret – satisfaction

scream – whisper
security – danger
seldom – often
sell – buy
send – receive
senior – junior
separate – connect
serious – funny
servant – master
set free – arrest
shallow – deep
sharp – blunt
shelter – exposure
short – long
shout – whisper
shut – open
sick – healthy
silent – noisy
silly – intelligent
simple – complicated
sink – rise

single – married
sister – brother
sit – stand
slim – fat
slow – fast
small – big
smooth – rough
soft – hard
solid – liquid
some – many
sometimes – often
son – daughter
soul – body
sour – sweet
south – north
special – general
spring – autumn
stand – sit
start – stop
start – finish
stop – start
stand – lie
strange – normal
stranger – native
strict – gentle
strong – weak
student – teacher
stupid – clever
suburb – centre
succeed – fail
success – failure
subtract – add
sugar – salt
summer – winter
sun – moon
sunny – cloudy

true – false
trust – suspect
ugliness – beauty
ugly – beautiful
under – over
unite – divide
unity – division
up – down
upstairs – downstairs
urban – rural
useful – useless
useless – useful
vacant – occupied
valley – mountain
vertical – horizontal
victory – defeat
village – town
violent – gentle
visitor – host
voluntary – compulsory
vowel – consonant
war – peace
warm – cool
waste – save
water – land
weak – powerful
wealth – poverty
wealthy – poor
wedding – divorce

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Opposite of Tight, Antonym of Tight, 20 Opposite Words For Tight

Meaning; Very firmly, closely, or tensely

Opposites of Tight

lax
unfastened
ample
independent
languishing
flabby
slack
loose
plenty
leisure
limp
unstuck
flaccid
free
abundant
plentiful
liberal
open
copious
relaxed

Example Sentences

I have a tight schedule.
These shoes are too tight to wear.
Don’t let go. Hold on tight.

Most Common Opposite Words List

already – not yet
argue – agree
arrest – free
arrival – departure
arrive – depart
busy – lazy
buy – sell
calm – excited
careful – careless
careless – careful
catch – miss
ceiling – floor
defend – attack
empty – full
fix – break
flat – hilly
harvest – plant
humid – dry
hungry – thirsty
husband – wife
ose – win
loser – winner
loud – quiet
ever – always
new – ancient
occupied – vacant
odd – even
off – on
resent – past
private – public
sad – happy
sadness – happiness
safe – dangerous
safety – danger
thin – thick
useless – useful
vacant – occupied
valley – mountain
omen – men
yes – no
young – old

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Table of Contents

Is the word tightly an adjective?
Is tight a noun verb or adjective?
What is another word for tight?
How do you describe a tight person?
What is another word for pulled tight?
What is the definition of tight?
What is a heartless person called?
What are the four basic moral principles?
How can you tell if someone is moral?
What are bad morals?
What happens if you don’t have integrity?
What are some examples of morals?
What are the six basic moral principles?
What can morals be based on?
What are morals and values?
What are the values of kindness?
What is difference between ethics and morals?
What are the 3 types of ethics?
What are the 7 principles of ethics?
Can a person be moral but not ethical?
Are laws based on morals?

Antonyms: sloppy, unequal, porous, lax, drippy, seeping, vulnerable, undemanding, loose-fitting, loose, opened, holey, coarse, oozy, open, drafty, flyaway, insecure, draughty, harsh, leaky, baggy, sober, abundant, easy, generous, oozing.

Is the word tightly an adjective?

Tight and tightly are both adverbs that come from the adjective tight. They have the same meaning, but tight is often used instead of tightly after a verb, especially in informal language, and in compounds: packed tight.

Is tight a noun verb or adjective?

tight (adjective) tight (adverb) tights (noun) tight–lipped (adjective)

What is another word for tight?

taut	rigid
stressed	contracted
drawn	strained
tightened	strung out
tightly drawn	tightly stretched

How do you describe a tight person?

adjective, tight·er, tight·est. firmly or closely fixed in place; not easily moved; secure: a tight knot. drawn or stretched so as to be tense; taut. affording little or no extra room; fitting closely, especially too closely: a tight collar.

What is another word for pulled tight?

Taut means tight rather than slack. The tightrope ought to be taut and not dangling down by the lion cage. It sounds like the word “taught” and means stretched tight, like a rope, muscles, or even nerves.

What is the definition of tight?

1 : very closely packed or compressed a tight bundle a tight fist. 2 : fixed or held very firmly in place a tight jar cover. 3 : fitting too closely tight shoes. 4 : firmly stretched or drawn : taut Pull the rope until it’s tight.

What is a heartless person called?

insensitive, unkind, ruthless, harsh, inhuman, callous, brutal, cruel, cold-blooded, merciless, uncaring, cold-hearted, hard, hard-boiled, obdurate, pitiless, savage, thick-skinned, unemotional, unfeeling.

What are the four basic moral principles?

An overview of ethics and clinical ethics is presented in this review. The 4 main ethical principles, that is beneficence, nonmaleficence, autonomy, and justice, are defined and explained.

How can you tell if someone is moral?

6 Sure Signs You Are a Moral Person

You are Driven by Good Intentions, Love and Compassion.
You Consider Yourself a Good Person (for the Most Part)
You Recognize Your Biases and Mistakes.
You Make Time Both for Yourself and Others.
You are Ready to Learn from Your Mistakes and Life’s Challenges.

What are bad morals?

Moral evil is any morally negative event caused by the intentional action or inaction of an agent, such as a person. An example of a moral evil might be murder, war or any other evil event for which someone can be held responsible or culpable. The distinction of evil from ‘bad’ is complex.

What happens if you don’t have integrity?

A person who lacks integrity will make decisions based on how it will make them look rather than how it will benefit others. They look at their actions as a performance to be rated for approval rather than a step toward doing the right thing for the community.

What are some examples of morals?

While morals tend to be driven by personal beliefs and values, there are certainly some common morals that most people agree on, such as:

Always tell the truth.
Do not destroy property.
Have courage.
Keep your promises.
Do not cheat.
Treat others as you want to be treated.
Do not judge.
Be dependable.

What are the six basic moral principles?

The six ethical principles (autonomy, beneficence, nonmaleficence, justice, fidelity, and veracity) form the substrate on which enduring professional ethical obligations are based.

What can morals be based on?

Morality can be a body of standards or principles derived from a code of conduct from a particular philosophy, religion or culture, or it can derive from a standard that a person believes should be universal. Morality may also be specifically synonymous with “goodness” or “rightness”.

What are morals and values?

Morals and values are a part of the behavioral aspect of a person. Morals are formed from the inborn values. Moral is a system of beliefs that is taught for deciding good or bad whereas values are personal beliefs or something that comes from within. These are emotionally related for deciding right or wrong.

What are the values of kindness?

Kindness is being friendly, generous, and considerate to others and yourself. Being kind often requires courage and strength, as it involves the willingness to celebrate and give attention to someone else. It is also about giving honest feedback when doing so is helpful to the other person.

What is difference between ethics and morals?

According to this understanding, “ethics” leans towards decisions based upon individual character, and the more subjective understanding of right and wrong by individuals – whereas “morals” emphasises the widely-shared communal or societal norms about right and wrong.

What are the 3 types of ethics?

The three schools are virtue ethics, consequentialist ethics, and deontological or duty-based ethics. Each approach provides a different way to understand ethics.

What are the 7 principles of ethics?

There are seven principles that form the content grounds of our teaching framework:

Non-maleficence.
Beneficence.
Health maximisation.
Efficiency.
Respect for autonomy.
Justice.
Proportionality.

Can a person be moral but not ethical?

Someone doesn’t need to be moral to be ethical. Someone without a moral compass may follows ethical codes to be in good standing with society. On the other hand, someone can violate ethics all the time because they believe something is morally right.

Are laws based on morals?

If we have a general moral obligation to obey the law, then this applies to any law – even bad laws. According to this view, we only have a moral obligation to obey those laws which we believe are moral in the first place – the good laws – and only because of their content, and not simply because they are laws.

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