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Synonym for the word «clever» is…

1) polite

2) tall

3) bright

4) lazy

5) stupid

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Правильный ответ 3) — bright

Например: bright boy — сообразительный мальчик

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By Dr Oliver Tearle (Loughborough University)

The English language possesses more than a few good words that mean ‘lazy’ or ‘a lazy person’. Below, as well as some of the more common synonyms for ‘lazy’ or ‘laziness’, we’ve trawled the old dictionaries and thesauri to find some of the best little-known synonyms for the word ‘lazy’ and its variations. (Being lazy is very different from feeling tired, and tiredness has its own synonyms.)

INDOLENT.

This word has been used to mean ‘slothful’, ‘lazy’, or ‘idle’ since at least the early eighteenth century. Interestingly, it originally meant ‘causing no pain’, as its etymology (literally, ‘not grieving’) testifies.

SLUGGISH.

What has sluggish, a fine synonym meaning ‘lazy’, to do with slugs? It’s pretty self-explanatory, given slugs’ slow-moving habits. Curiously, though, the gastropod was named after the term ‘sluggish’ had entered the English language as another word for ‘slow moving’ or ‘lazy’ (in the fifteenth century). The slimy creatures didn’t get their sluggish name until the eighteenth century.

SLOTHFUL.

Sticking with animals, what is the relationship between ‘slothful’, meaning lazy or slow, and the sloth? Again, the term ‘sloth’ to denote laziness or sluggishness was there first (from the twelfth century); the animal characterised by its sluggish behaviour was so named in the seventeenth century.

LOAFING.

What about ‘loafing’ – a word meaning ‘passing time idly’ – and its relationship to ‘loaf’ (of bread)? There probably isn’t a link, but the origins of the term ‘loafing’ to mean ‘idling’ are shrouded in mystery.

IDLE.

Coming from a Germanic root meaning ‘empty’ or ‘worthless’, the word ‘idle’ came to mean ‘lazy’ by around the year 1300, when it appears in the long poem Cursor Mundi (a medieval poem that provides the OED with many early instances of useful words).

TARDY.

More specifically meaning ‘slow’ – or, indeed, ‘sluggish’ – the word ‘tardy’ (from the Latin tardus, ‘slow’, whence we also get words like retardation to describe something slowing down) has been in use since the fifteenth century.

LAGGARD.

This word can be used as both an adjective and a noun, and describes someone who is lagging, hanging back, or loitering.

LETHARGIC.

This near-synonym for ‘lazy’, meaning ‘affected with inertness or inactivity; dull, sleepy, sluggish, apathetic’, came into being in the seventeenth century: the OED’s first citation is from John Donne’s ‘Second Anniversary’ from 1612: ‘To be thus stupid is Alacrity; / Men thus lethargique haue best Memory.’

‘Lethargy’ was originally a medical term denoting ‘a disorder characterized by morbid drowsiness or prolonged and unnatural sleep’ (OED). It was also used as another term for what we’d now call a stroke; Daniel Defoe’s cause of death in 1731 was listed as ‘a lethargy’.

IGNAVY.

This is a rare and obsolete term, a noun meaning ‘sluggishness’ or ‘sloth’. Etymologically, it literally means ‘not busy’ (from the Latin). Perhaps it’s due a revival?

BEDPRESSER.

Appearing in Shakespeare’s Henry IV Part 1, where Prince Hal uses it to describe – surprise, surprise – Falstaff (‘This sanguine coward, this bed-presser’), this handy noun for a lazy person was defined by Samuel Johnson in his 1755 Dictionary as ‘a heavy lazy fellow’.

JOTTLE.

This is an old Scots word – a verb. It is defined by one nineteenth-century dictionary thus: ‘To be apparently diligent and yet doing nothing, to be so about trifles.’

QUISBY.

The word ‘quisby’ means ‘an idle fellow’, and so is a glorious synonym for a lazy person, for someone who idles. However, the word – rare though it is – is slightly more common in the phrase ‘doing quisby’, which was old slang for idling or not working. Of uncertain etymology.

EYE-SERVANT.

Although now rare, this word, referring to a servant or employee who is hard-working or obedient only when observed by their employer, dates from the sixteenth century, and was used in one of the Protestant martyr Hugh Latimer’s sermons.

CLINOMANIA.

A more recent coinage, this twentieth-century word denotes the overwhelming desire to stay in bed.

LAZY-BONES.

Of surprisingly ancient vintage: the OED records this word in colloquial use from 1593.

LACKADAISICAL.

This word first appears in Laurence Sterne’s 1768 novel Tristram Shandy, although whether Sterne coined this handy synonym for ‘weak-willed and indolent’, it’s difficult to know for sure. Defined as ‘resembling one who is given to crying “Lackaday!”; full of vapid feeling or sentiment; affectedly languishing’ (OED).

WORKSHY.

Dating from 1883, this is one of the best synonyms for ‘lazy’ that denotes someone who knows they should be at work, but …

LAYABOUT.

Used to denote an idle loafer, this word is first recorded in 1932 (according to the OED). It’s something of a solecism – technically, one lies about rather than lays about – but it’s become one of the most popular nouns for a lazy person, and seems like a good word to conclude our list of the best synonyms for laziness and a lazy person.

The author of this article, Dr Oliver Tearle, is a literary critic and lecturer in English at Loughborough University. He is the author of, among others, The Secret Library: A Book-Lovers’ Journey Through Curiosities of History and The Great War, The Waste Land and the Modernist Long Poem.

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Below is a massive list of lazy words — that is, words related to lazy. The top 4 are: stupid, dumb, tired and bad. You can get the definition(s) of a word in the list below by tapping the question-mark icon next to it. The words at the top of the list are the ones most associated with lazy, and as you go down the relatedness becomes more slight. By default, the words are sorted by relevance/relatedness, but you can also get the most common lazy terms by using the menu below, and there’s also the option to sort the words alphabetically so you can get lazy words starting with a particular letter. You can also filter the word list so it only shows words that are also related to another word of your choosing. So for example, you could enter «stupid» and click «filter», and it’d give you words that are related to lazy and stupid.

You can highlight the terms by the frequency with which they occur in the written English language using the menu below. The frequency data is extracted from the English Wikipedia corpus, and updated regularly. If you just care about the words’ direct semantic similarity to lazy, then there’s probably no need for this.

There are already a bunch of websites on the net that help you find synonyms for various words, but only a handful that help you find related, or even loosely associated words. So although you might see some synonyms of lazy in the list below, many of the words below will have other relationships with lazy — you could see a word with the exact opposite meaning in the word list, for example. So it’s the sort of list that would be useful for helping you build a lazy vocabulary list, or just a general lazy word list for whatever purpose, but it’s not necessarily going to be useful if you’re looking for words that mean the same thing as lazy (though it still might be handy for that).

If you’re looking for names related to lazy (e.g. business names, or pet names), this page might help you come up with ideas. The results below obviously aren’t all going to be applicable for the actual name of your pet/blog/startup/etc., but hopefully they get your mind working and help you see the links between various concepts. If your pet/blog/etc. has something to do with lazy, then it’s obviously a good idea to use concepts or words to do with lazy.

If you don’t find what you’re looking for in the list below, or if there’s some sort of bug and it’s not displaying lazy related words, please send me feedback using this page. Thanks for using the site — I hope it is useful to you! 🐂

That’s about all the lazy related words we’ve got! I hope this list of lazy terms was useful to you in some way or another. The words down here at the bottom of the list will be in some way associated with lazy, but perhaps tenuously (if you’ve currenly got it sorted by relevance, that is). If you have any feedback for the site, please share it here, but please note this is only a hobby project, so I may not be able to make regular updates to the site. Have a nice day! 🐞

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Use the words from the box to complete the sentences.
selfish, lazy, stupid, greedy, modest, hard-working, reliable, honest
1. Modest people don’t think too highly of themselves.
2. It is _ to drive in this rain. Let’s stop and wait till it finishes.
3. An _ person tells the truth and never steals.
4. The _ pupil finished the project work a week before his classmates.
5. A _ person is not interested in the wishes and feelings of other people.
6. Peter is a _ boy who finishes every job on time. We can trust him.
7. I asked Denis to help us clean the garage but the _ boy said he did not want to.
8. You are _ . You won’t be able to eat all this food.

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Английский язык 6 класс (рабочая тетрадь) Афанасьева. UNIT Six. IV. Use of English. Номер №19

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эгоистичный, ленивый, глупый, жадный, скромный, трудолюбивый, надежный, честный
1. Скромные люди не думают о себе слишком высоко.
2. Это _ вести машину в этот дождь. Давайте остановимся и подождем, пока он не закончится.
3. _ человек говорит правду и никогда не крадет.
4. _ ученик закончил работу над проектом за неделю до своих одноклассников.
5. _ человек не интересуется желаниями и чувствами других людей.
6. Питер − _ мальчик, который заканчивает каждую работу вовремя. Мы можем доверять ему.
7. Я попросил Дениса помочь нам убрать гараж, но _ мальчик сказал, что не хочет.
8. Ты _ . Ты не сможешь съесть всю эту еду.

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1. Modest people don’t think too highly of themselves.
2. It is stupid to drive in this rain. Let’s stop and wait till it finishes.
3. An honest person tells the truth and never steals.
4. The hard−working pupil finished the project work a week before his classmates.
5. A selfish person is not interested in the wishes and feelings of other people.
6. Peter is a reliable boy who finishes every job on time. We can trust him.
7. I asked Denis to help us clean the garage but the lazy boy said he did not want to.
8. You are greedy. You won’t be able to eat all this food.

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1. Скромные люди не думают о себе слишком высоко.
2. Глупо вести машину в этот дождь. Давайте остановимся и подождем, пока это не закончится.
3. Честный человек говорит правду и никогда не крадет.
4. Трудолюбивый ученик закончил проектную работу за неделю до своих одноклассников.
5. Эгоистичный человек не интересуется желаниями и чувствами других людей.
6. Питер − надежный мальчик, который заканчивает каждую работу вовремя. Мы можем доверять ему.
7. Я попросил Дениса помочь нам убрать гараж, но ленивый мальчик сказал, что не хочет.
8. Ты − жадный. Ты не сможешь съесть всю эту еду.

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getting lazier and «stupider?» or just «stupid»?

so «getting lazier and stupid», or «getting lazier and stupider»?

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Let’s see a complete sentence, IWantToImproveMyEnglish.

For example, «Although xxx has brought us conveniences such as xxx, xxx, and xxx, but it also make xxx getting lazier and stupider»

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— Sorry about those xxxs… I’m a student and possibly the work will be submitted into a plagiarism system to check if I have copied the work online, so this page would possibly be found.

I’m sure the XXX’s don’t all refer to the same thing, but it would be helpful if you were to at least instantiate the last one (‘…also make xxx getting …’).

…. or find some form of anonymous alternative — we need to know its part of speech (noun, verb, pronoun, etc.) Thank you.

Beryl is offering very valuable advice about why the grammar of the end of that sentence might not be completely correct. I just want to point out something semantic:

I became tired. = I was not tired before, but then I became tired.
I became more tired. = I was somewhat tired before, but then I became even more tired than I had been.

«Although (some sort of technologies) has brought us conveniences such as xxx, xxx, and xxx, but it also make (people) getting lazier and stupider»

Should I say «getting lazier and stupid» or «getting lazier and more stupid» or «getting lazier and stupider?»

I’m not happy with ‘stupider’ as a form, and would much prefer ‘more stupid’.

You could say «getting lazier and more stupid».

Are people becoming lazier and more stupid?

If you wish to imply that they are intrinsically linked, then you could say «more lazy and stupid».

Are people becoming more lazy and stupid?, although it might be preferable to ask ‘Are people becoming more stupid and lazy?

Do we actually use ‘stupider’ in any situation?

It seems like ‘more stupid’ is much preferable in any situation but wound’t in mean people are somewhat «stupid» before but they are «more stupid» now?

«Stupider» sounds very inappropriate for a school essay, as does «stupid,» actually.

It seems like ‘more stupid’ is much preferable in any situation butwouldn’t it mean people were somewhat «stupid» before but they are «more stupid» now?

Yes. But so would «people are becoming stupider.» Both the comparative forms imply that people were stupid before.

I’m not convinced by that. Consider ‘It’s dark, but becoming lighter.’.

That does make sense, Beryl — maybe because «lighter» means «less dark»? For whatever reason, when I hear «people are becoming stupider,» and particularly when I hear «people are becoming more stupid,» I really think that people are already stupid to some degree.

If I have to share my opinion over this, it has to be «getting lazier and more stupid». It sounds better this way, ain’t it?

I also have not seen it used as «stupider», and I’m pretty sure the grammatically right usage is «more stupid».

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I’m hard-pressed to think of a POSITIVE word for «stupid». How could being stupid be a good thing? (Well, it might be good for me for someone else to be stupid, so that I can defeat him in some competition or take advantage of him, but it’s not good for him.)

The closest to a postive word that I can think of is «simple». Like you might say, «Yeah, yeah, you have all these complex arguments, but I’m a simple guy, it just seems to me that …» «Simple» is sometimes used when you want to say that another person is being too clever, perhaps making something more complicated than it needs to be, or is trying to fool others by using fancy language to cover up a fallacy.

A common euphemism is «slow». As in, «We’ll be offerring tutoring sessions to help the slow students pass this class.» When I was in school it was common to talk about the smart kids as «gifted students» and the dumb kids as «slow students». I don’t know if these terms are still common.

Another euphemism was that class for less-smart kids were called «special education», and so the kids were called «special».

You could use «silly» or «cute» in some contexts.

But in general, I’d avoid looking for any word that means anything remotely like «stupid» if you’re trying to keep a conversation friendly. Maybe there’s a word in Spanish that would be perceived in a friendly way, but I don’t think there’s such a word in English. You can try to make it less offensive by using euphemisms, but it’s still an insult.

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List of Easy Antonyms with Picture

Opposites Words

List of Opposite Adjectives

List of Common Adverbs

List of Antonyms A to Z

Words	Opposites

A
about	exactly
above	below
absence	presence
abundance	lack
to accept	to refuse
accidental	intentional
active	lazy
to add	to subtract
to admit	to deny
adult	child
advanced	elementary
affirmative	negative
afraid	brave
after	before
against	for
alike	different
alive	dead
all	none
always	never
ancient	modern
to agree	to refuse, to argue
to allow	to forbid
already	not yet
always	never
amateur	professional
to amuse	to bore
angel	devil
animal	human
to annoy	to satisfy
to answer	to ask
answer	question
antonym	synonym
apart	together
approximately	exactly
to argue	to agree
to arrest	to free, to set free
arrival	departure
to arrive	to depart, to leave
artificial	natural
to ask	to answer
asleep	awake
to attack	to defend
attack	defence, protection
attic	cellar
autumn	spring
awake	asleep
awful	delicious, nice, pleasant

B
back	in front of
background	foreground
backward	forward
bad	good
bad luck	fortune, good luck
beauty	ugliness
before	after
to begin	to end, to finish
beginning	end, ending
behind	in front of
below	above
best	worst
better	worse
beautiful	ugly
big	small
birth	death
bitter	sweet
black	white
blunt	sharp
body	soul
to bore	to amuse, to be interested in
boring	exciting, interesting
to borrow	to lend
bottom	top
boy	girl
brave	cowardly, afraid
to break	to mend, to fix
broad	narrow
brother	sister
to build	to destroy
busy	lazy
to buy	to sell

C
calm	excited
careful	careless
careless	careful
to catch	to miss, to throw
ceiling	floor
cellar	attic
centre	outskirts, suburb
certainly	probably
changeable	constant
cheap	expensive
child	adult, grown-up
children	parents
clean	dirty
clever	stupid
to close	to open
closed	open
cloudy	clear, sunny, bright

cold (adj)	hot
cold (noun)	heat
to come	to go
comedy	drama, tragedy
complicated	simple
compliment	insult
compulsory	voluntary
to connect	to separate
consonant	vowel
constant	changeable
construction	destruction
to continue	to interrupt
cool	warm
correct	false, wrong
courage	fear
courageous	cowardly
cowardly	brave, courageous
to create	to destroy
cruel	human, kind humane
to cry	to whisper
to cry	to laugh
curly	straight

D
to damage	to repair
danger	security, safety
dangerous	safe
dark	light
daughter	son
dawn	dusk
day	night
deep	shallow
defeat	victory
delicious	awful
to deny	to admit
to depart	to arrive
departure	arrival
desperate	hopeful
to destroy	to build, to create, to form
destruction	construction
devil	angel
dictatorship	democracy
to die	to live
different	alike, equal, the same
difficult	easy
dirty	clean
disease	health
distant	near
to divide	to unite
division	unity
to divorce	to marry
divorce	marriage, wedding
divorced	married
domestic	foreign
down	up
downstairs	upstairs
drama	comedy
dry	humid, wet
dull	interesting
dusk	dawn

E
early	late
east	west
easy	difficult, hard
elementary	advanced
to emigrate	to immigrate
emigration	immigration
empty	full
to end	to begin
end	beginning
ending	beginning
enemy	friend
to enjoy	to hate
to enter	to leave
entrance	exit
equal	different
even	odd
evening	morning
everybody	nobody
everything	nothing
exactly	approximately
excited	calm
exciting	boring
to exclude	to include
exit	entrance
expensive	cheap
export	import
exposure	shelter
extreme	moderate

F
to fail	to succeed, to pass
failure	success
false	correct, true
far	near
fast	slow
fat	slim, thin
fear	courage
female	male
few	many

to find	to lose
to finish	to begin
finish	start
first	final, last
to fix	to break
flat	hilly
floor	ceiling
to follow	to lead
to forbid	to allow, to let, to permit
for	against
foreground	background
foreign	domestic
foreigner	native
to forget	to remember
to form	to destroy
fortune	bad luck
forward	backward
to free	to arrest
to freeze	to melt
frequently	occasionally
friend	enemy
front	rear
in front of	back, behind
full	empty
funny	serious
future	past, present

G
general	particular, special
generous	mean
gentle	violent, rough, strict
gentleman	lady
girl	boy
to give	to take
to go	to come, to stop
good	bad
godfather	godmother
grown-up	child
guest	host
guilty	innocent

H
happiness	sadness
happy	sad
handsome	ugly
hard	easy, soft
to harvest	to plant
to hate	to enjoy, to like, to love
health	disease, illness
healthy	ill, sick
heat	cold
heaven	hell
heavy	light
hell	heaven
here	there
high	deep
high	low
hilly	flat
to hit	to miss
hopeful	desperate, hopeless
hopeless	hopeful
horizontal	vertical
host	guest, visitor
hot	cold
huge	tiny
human	animal
humane	cruel
humid	dry
hungry	thirsty
husband	wife

I
in front of	back, behind
to ignore	to notice
ill	healty, well
to immigrate	to emigrate
immigration	emigration
import	export
in	out
to include	to exclude
to increase	to reduce
innocent	guilty
inside	outside
insult	compliment
intelligent	silly, stupid
intentional	accidental
interested	bored
interesting	boring, dull
to interrupt	to continue

J
to jeopardize	to secure
jolly	unhappy
junior	senior

K
keen	uninterested
kind	cruel, nasty


L
lack	abundance, plenty
lady	gentleman
to land	to take off
land	water
large	small
last	first
late	early
to laugh	to cry
lazy	active, busy
to lead	to follow
to learn	to teach
to leave	to arrive, to enter
left	right
to lend	to borrow
less	more
to let	to forbid
to lie	to stand
life	death
light	dark, heavy
to like	to hate
liquid	solid
little	big, large
little	much
to live	to die
long	short
to lose	to find, to win
loser	winner
loud	quiet
to love	to hate
lovely	terrible
low	high
to lower	to raise
M
major	minor
male	female
man	woman
many	few, some
marriage	divorce
married	divorced, single
to marry	to divorce
master	servant
maximum	minimum
mean	generous
to melt	to freeze
men	women
to mend	to break
mess	order
midnight	noon
minimum	maximum
minor	major
to miss	to hit, to catch
moderate	extreme
modern	ancient, old
monarchy	republic
moon	sun
more	less
morning	evening
mountain	valley
much	little
N
narrow	broad, wide
nasty	nice, pleasant
native	foreigner, stranger
natural	artificial
near	distant, far
negative	affirmative
nephew	niece
never	always
new	ancient, old
nice	awful, nasty
niece	nephew
night	day
no	yes
nobody	everybody
noisy	quiet, silent
noon	midnight
none of	al lof
normal	strange
north	south
not yet	already
nothing	everything
to notice	to ignore
now	then
O
occasionally	frequently
occupied	vacant
odd	even
off	on
often	seldom, sometimes
old	modern, new, young
on	off
to open	to close, to shut
open	closed, shut
opponent	supporter
order	mess
ordinary	special
other	same
out	in

outside	inside
outskirts	centre
over	under

P
parents	children
part	whole
partial	total
particular	general
to pass	to fail
past	future, present
peace	war
to permit	to forbid
to plant	to harvest
plenty	lack
pleasant	awful
polite	rude, impolite
poor	rich, wealthy
poverty	wealth
powerful	weak
presence	absence
present	past, future
pretty	ugly
private	public
probably	certainly
professional	amateur
to protect	to attack
protection	attack
public	private
to pull	to push
pupil	teacher
to push	to pull

Q
question	answer
quick	slow
quiet	loud, noisy

R
to raise	to lower
rainy	sunny
rear	front
to receive	to send
to reduce	to increase
to refuse	to agree, to accept
regret	satisfaction
to remember	to forget
to repair	to damage
to reply	to ask
reply	question
republic	dictatorship, monarchy
to rest	to work
rich	poor
right	left, wrong
to rise	to sink
rough	gentle, smooth, soft
rude	polite
rural	urban

S
sad	happy
sadness	happiness
safe	dangerous
safety	danger
same, similar	different
satisfaction	dissatisfaction
to satisfy	to disssatisfy
to save	to spend, to waste
to scream	to whisper
security	danger
seldom	often
to sell	to buy
to send	to receive
to sit	to stand
senior	junior
to separate	to connect, to unite
serious	funny
servant	master
to set free	to arrest
shallow	deep
sharp	blunt
shelter	exposure
short	long, tall
to shout	to whisper
to shut	to open
sick	healthy
silent	noisy
silly, stupid	intelligent
simple	complicated
to sink	to rise
single	married
sister	brother
slim	fat
slow	fast, quick
small	big, large, tall
smooth	rough
soft	hard, rough
solid	liquid
somber	colorful, cheerful
some	many
son	daughter
soul	body
sour	sweet

south	north
special	general, ordinary
spring	autumn
to stand	to sit
to start	to stop
start	finish, end, stop
to stop	to start, to go
to stand	to lie
strange	normal
strict	tolerant, indulgent
strong	weak
student	teacher
stupid	clever, intelligent
suburb	centre
to succeed	to fail
success	failure
to subtract	to add
sugar	salt
summer	winter
sun	moon
sunny	cloudy, rainy
supporter	opponent
to suspect	to trust
sweet	bitter, sour
synonym	antonym
T
to take	to give
to take off	to land
tall	small, short
to teach	to learn
teacher	pupil, student
thankful	thankless
terrible	lovely
there	here
then	now
thin	thick, fat
to throw	to catch
tight	loose
tiny	huge
together	apart
tomorrow	yesterday
top	bottom
total	partial
town	village
tragedy	comedy
trivial	important
true	false
to trust	to suspect

U
ugliness	beauty
ugly	beautiful, handsome, pretty
under	over
to unite	to divide, to separate
unity	division
up	down
upstairs	downstairs
urban	rural
urgent	leisurely
useless	useful

V
vacant	occupied
valley	mountain
vertical	horizontal
victory	defeat
village	town
violent	gentle
visitor	host
voluntary	compulsory
vowel	consonant

W
war	peace
warm	cool
to waste	to save
water	land
weak	powerful, strong
wealth	poverty
wealthy	poor
wedding	divorce
well	ill
west	east
wet	dry
to whisper	to scream, to shout
white	black
whole	part
wide	narrow
wife	husband
to win	to lose
winner	loser
winter	summer
to work	to rest
woman	man
women	men
worse	better
worst	best
wrong	correct, right

Y
yes	no
yesterday	tomorrow
young	old

Words	Opposites		Words	Opposites
L	outside	inside	south	north
lack	abundance, plenty	outskirts	centre	special	general, ordinary
lady	gentleman	over	under	spring	autumn
to land	to take off	P	to stand	to sit
land	water	parents	children	to start	to stop
large	small	part	whole	start	finish, end, stop
last	first	partial	total	to stop	to start, to go
late	early	particular	general	to stand	to lie
to laugh	to cry	to pass	to fail	strange	normal
lazy	active, busy	past	future, present	strict	tolerant, indulgent
to lead	to follow	peace	war	strong	weak
to learn	to teach	to permit	to forbid	student	teacher
to leave	to arrive, to enter	to plant	to harvest	stupid	clever, intelligent
left	right	plenty	lack	suburb	centre
to lend	to borrow	pleasant	awful	to succeed	to fail
less	more	polite	rude, impolite	success	failure
to let	to forbid	poor	rich, wealthy	to subtract	to add
to lie	to stand	poverty	wealth	sugar	salt
life	death	powerful	weak	summer	winter
light	dark, heavy	presence	absence	sun	moon
to like	to hate	present	past, future	sunny	cloudy, rainy
liquid	solid	pretty	ugly	supporter	opponent
little	big, large	private	public	to suspect	to trust
little	much	probably	certainly	sweet	bitter, sour
to live	to die	professional	amateur	synonym	antonym
long	short	to protect	to attack	T
to lose	to find, to win	protection	attack	to take	to give
loser	winner	public	private	to take off	to land
loud	quiet	to pull	to push	tall	small, short
to love	to hate	pupil	teacher	to teach	to learn
lovely	terrible	to push	to pull	teacher	pupil, student
low	high	Q	thankful	thankless
to lower	to raise	question	answer	terrible	lovely
M	quick	slow	there	here
major	minor	quiet	loud, noisy	then	now
male	female	R	thin	thick, fat
man	woman	to raise	to lower	to throw	to catch
many	few, some	rainy	sunny	tight	loose
marriage	divorce	rear	front	tiny	huge
married	divorced, single	to receive	to send	together	apart
to marry	to divorce	to reduce	to increase	tomorrow	yesterday
master	servant	to refuse	to agree, to accept	top	bottom
maximum	minimum	regret	satisfaction	total	partial
mean	generous	to remember	to forget	town	village
to melt	to freeze	to repair	to damage	tragedy	comedy
men	women	to reply	to ask	trivial	important
to mend	to break	reply	question	true	false
mess	order	republic	dictatorship, monarchy	to trust	to suspect
midnight	noon	to rest	to work	U
minimum	maximum	rich	poor	ugliness	beauty
minor	major	right	left, wrong	ugly	beautiful, handsome, pretty
to miss	to hit, to catch	to rise	to sink	under	over
moderate	extreme	rough	gentle, smooth, soft	to unite	to divide, to separate
modern	ancient, old	rude	polite	unity	division
monarchy	republic	rural	urban	up	down
moon	sun	S	upstairs	downstairs
more	less	sad	happy	urban	rural
morning	evening	sadness	happiness	urgent	leisurely
mountain	valley	safe	dangerous	useless	useful
much	little	safety	danger	V
N	same, similar	different	vacant	occupied
narrow	broad, wide	satisfaction	dissatisfaction	valley	mountain
nasty	nice, pleasant	to satisfy	to disssatisfy	vertical	horizontal
native	foreigner, stranger	to save	to spend, to waste	victory	defeat
natural	artificial	to scream	to whisper	village	town
near	distant, far	security	danger	violent	gentle
negative	affirmative	seldom	often	visitor	host
nephew	niece	to sell	to buy	voluntary	compulsory
never	always	to send	to receive	vowel	consonant
new	ancient, old	to sit	to stand	W
nice	awful, nasty	senior	junior	war	peace
niece	nephew	to separate	to connect, to unite	warm	cool
night	day	serious	funny	to waste	to save
no	yes	servant	master	water	land
nobody	everybody	to set free	to arrest	weak	powerful, strong
noisy	quiet, silent	shallow	deep	wealth	poverty
noon	midnight	sharp	blunt	wealthy	poor
none of	al lof	shelter	exposure	wedding	divorce
normal	strange	short	long, tall	well	ill
north	south	to shout	to whisper	west	east
not yet	already	to shut	to open	wet	dry
nothing	everything	sick	healthy	to whisper	to scream, to shout
to notice	to ignore	silent	noisy	white	black
now	then	silly, stupid	intelligent	whole	part
O	simple	complicated	wide	narrow
occasionally	frequently	to sink	to rise	wife	husband
occupied	vacant	single	married	to win	to lose
odd	even	sister	brother	winner	loser
off	on	slim	fat	winter	summer
often	seldom, sometimes	slow	fast, quick	to work	to rest
old	modern, new, young	small	big, large, tall	woman	man
on	off	smooth	rough	women	men
to open	to close, to shut	soft	hard, rough	worse	better
open	closed, shut	solid	liquid	worst	best
opponent	supporter	somber	colorful, cheerful	wrong	correct, right
order	mess	some	many	Y
ordinary	special	son	daughter	yes	no
other	same	soul	body	yesterday	tomorrow
out	in	sour	sweet	young	old

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Opposite of Lazy, What is opposite, antonym word Lazy

Word; Lazy

Meaning; indolent, idle, sluggish, tired, laggard

Opposites of Lazy

smart
intelligent
clever
cute
wise
astute
bright
brilliant
discerning
stylish
elegant
chic
sleek
fashionable
cunning
crafty
shrewd
sly
slick
nice
beautiful
lovely
good
pretty

Here are Most Important Opposite Word List

about – exactly
above – below
absence – presence
abundance – lack
accept – refuse
accidental – intentional
active – lazy
add – subtract
admit – deny
adult – child
advanced – elementary
affirmative – negative
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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