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• adj.

  • affected (adjective)

  • pretentious,
  • gone hollywood,
  • awkward,
  • theatrical,
  • Imitated,
  • put-on,
  • ostentatious,
  • phony,
  • pedantic,
  • shallow,
  • insincere,
  • counterfeit,
  • pretended,
  • melodramatic,
  • assumed,
  • ham,
  • schmaltzy,
  • self-conscious,
  • spurious,
  • faked,
  • studied,
  • conceited,
  • high falutin’,
  • unnatural,
  • artificial,
  • stilted,
  • Counterfeited,
  • false,
  • apish,
  • stiff,
  • feigned,
  • precious,
  • overdone,
  • contrived,
  • playacting,
  • simulated,
  • pompous.

  • dull (adjective)

  • not bright,
  • unintellectual,
  • Numskulled.

  • facile (adjective)

  • picnic,
  • easy as pie,
  • apparent,
  • obvious,
  • skillful,
  • effortless,
  • child’s play,
  • glib,
  • adept,
  • hasty,
  • deft,
  • flipper,
  • breeze,
  • accomplished,
  • fast talk,
  • adroit,
  • proficient,
  • fluent,
  • pushover,
  • smooth,
  • untroublesome,
  • light,
  • dexterous,
  • uncomplicated,
  • articulate,
  • ready,
  • voluble,
  • practiced.

  • flatulent (adjective)

  • tumescent,
  • wordy,
  • turgid,
  • tumid,
  • swollen,
  • bombastic,
  • prolix,
  • overblown,
  • oratorical,
  • inflated,
  • windy.

  • flimsy (adjective)

  • insubstantial,
  • unsubstantial,
  • infirm,
  • gauzy,
  • gossamer,
  • inadequate,
  • rickety,
  • meager,
  • delicate,
  • decrepit,
  • frail,
  • sheer,
  • shaky,
  • transparent,
  • tacky,
  • sleazy,
  • feeble,
  • diaphanous,
  • wobbly,
  • fragile,
  • defective.

  • frivolous (adjective)

  • flippant,
  • volatile,
  • flip,
  • impractical,
  • playful,
  • barmy,
  • light-minded,
  • juvenile,
  • niggling,
  • minor,
  • facetious,
  • tongue-in-cheek,
  • peripheral,
  • unprofound,
  • gay,
  • childish,
  • sportive,
  • pointless,
  • whimsical,
  • nonserious,
  • harebrained,
  • idiotic,
  • unimportant,
  • senseless.

  • hasty (adjective)

  • touch-and-go.

  • ignorant (adjective)

  • unlearned,
  • unenlightened,
  • unschooled,
  • blind to,
  • unscholarly,
  • birdbrained,
  • apprenticed,
  • unknowledgeable,
  • uncultured,
  • uncultivated,
  • unlettered,
  • uninformed,
  • uneducated,
  • innocent,
  • naive,
  • untrained,
  • nescient,
  • unsuspecting,
  • uninstructed,
  • inexperienced,
  • cretinous,
  • unmindful,
  • untaught,
  • in the dark,
  • insensible,
  • unread,
  • illiterate,
  • benighted,
  • oblivious,
  • unconscious,
  • misinformed,
  • uninitiated,
  • Unconversant.

  • inconsiderable (adjective)

  • of no account,
  • inconsiderable.

  • indiscriminate (adjective)

  • Designless,
  • unsystematic,
  • wholesale,
  • Imperceptive,
  • unselective,
  • unmethodical,
  • motley.

  • la-di-da (adjective)

  • la di da.

  • light-headed (adjective)

  • swimmy,
  • vertiginous.

  • lightheaded (adjective)

  • bird brained.

  • low (adjective)

  • low-set,
  • ground level,
  • low-hanging,
  • rock bottom,
  • junior,
  • bottommost,
  • squatty,
  • lower,
  • not high,
  • lowset,
  • low-lying,
  • unelevated,
  • rock-bottom,
  • ground-level.

  • one-dimensional (adjective)

  • onedimensional,
  • one dimensional.

  • Other relevant words: (adjective)

  • superficial,
  • not serious,
  • la-di-da,
  • penny ante,
  • dull,
  • facile,
  • high falutin,
  • frivolous,
  • in firm,
  • thin,
  • facial,
  • petty,
  • papery,
  • half-assed,
  • chiffon,
  • low,
  • simple,
  • affected,
  • hammy,
  • unpersuasive,
  • campier,
  • lightheaded,
  • shoestring,
  • emptyheaded,
  • sketchy,
  • unreasoning,
  • on the surface,
  • Depthless,
  • surface,
  • weak,
  • smattery,
  • no big deal,
  • scratcher,
  • cursory,
  • campy,
  • skin-deep,
  • flatulent,
  • light-headed,
  • tongue in cheek,
  • campiest,
  • airheaded,
  • house of cards,
  • rinkydink,
  • shoaler,
  • cut rate,
  • cut-rate,
  • penny-ante,
  • indiscriminate,
  • ignorant,
  • parochial,
  • vacuous,
  • one-dimensional,
  • tip of the iceberg,
  • passing,
  • nickel-and-dime,
  • flimsy,
  • lamebrained.

  • parochial (adjective)

  • most inward looking,
  • more inwardlooking,
  • more inward looking,
  • inward looking,
  • inwardlooking,
  • smallminded,
  • inward-looking,
  • most inward-looking,
  • most inwardlooking,
  • more inward-looking,
  • smalltown,
  • small town,
  • small minded.

  • passing (adjective)

  • impermanent,
  • fugacious.

  • petty (adjective)

  • pennyante,
  • more penny-ante,
  • scratchest,
  • most shoestring,
  • more penny ante,
  • narrowminded,
  • most penny-ante,
  • in essential,
  • more pennyante,
  • piddling,
  • more pettifogging,
  • most pennyante,
  • more nickel and dime,
  • narrow minded,
  • in-essential,
  • more peanut,
  • sub ordinate,
  • more nickel-and-dime,
  • in-consequent,
  • most pettifogging,
  • in consequent,
  • most nickel-and-dime,
  • two bit,
  • nickel and dime,
  • most penny ante,
  • most nickel and dime,
  • more shoestring,
  • twobit,
  • most peanut,
  • sub-ordinate.

  • senseless (adjective)

  • silly,
  • half-baked.

  • shallow (adjective)

  • meaningless,
  • frothy,
  • flat,
  • paltry,
  • featherbrained,
  • slight,
  • wishy-washy,
  • epidermal,
  • hollow,
  • empty,
  • farcical,
  • lightweight,
  • puerile,
  • vain,
  • flighty,
  • inane,
  • sand bar,
  • empty-headed,
  • unsound,
  • trifling.

  • simple (adjective)

  • Soft-headed,
  • nitwitted,
  • halfwitted,
  • softheaded.

  • sketchy (adjective)

  • un finished,
  • more outline,
  • most outline,
  • un-finished,
  • out-line,
  • out line,
  • in-sufficient.

  • skin-deep (adjective)

  • skindeep,
  • skin deep,
  • on surface.

  • superficial (adjective)

  • most quickfix,
  • more smattery,
  • more quick-fix,
  • most smattery,
  • more quick fix,
  • shoalest,
  • quick-fix,
  • flashest,
  • more warped,
  • nodding,
  • in-attentive,
  • most quick-fix,
  • most warped,
  • tip the iceberg,
  • more quickfix,
  • most quick fix,
  • quickfix,
  • flasher,
  • tip of iceberg,
  • tip iceberg.

  • surface (adjective)

  • out side,
  • more covering,
  • most facial,
  • more facial,
  • sur-face,
  • top-pest,
  • most covering,
  • sur face.

  • thin (adjective)

  • more stretched,
  • un-convincing,
  • in-credible,
  • more weak-kneed,
  • most weakkneed,
  • in conceivable,
  • most diluted,
  • more weakkneed,
  • most unpersuasive,
  • most stretched,
  • in-conceivable,
  • un tenable,
  • most weak-kneed,
  • weakkneed,
  • un-tenable,
  • in credible,
  • un persuasive,
  • un believable,
  • un-persuasive,
  • weak kneed,
  • more unpersuasive,
  • more weak kneed,
  • un-believable,
  • un convincing.

  • trifling (adjective)

  • in-consequential,
  • forget it,
  • no big thing,
  • in sipid,
  • most loitering,
  • in-sipid,
  • more loitering,
  • in consequential,
  • idling.

  • uncritical (adjective)

  • unexacting,
  • undiscerning,
  • easily pleased,
  • imprecise.

  • unimportant (adjective)

  • small.

  • uninstructed (adjective)

  • un-instructed,
  • un instructed.

  • unscholarly (adjective)

  • un studious,
  • un scholarly,
  • un-scholarly,
  • un-studious,
  • most unstudious,
  • more unstudious,
  • unstudious.

  • vacuous (adjective)

  • un-comprehending,
  • most unreasoning,
  • most airheaded,
  • un reasoning,
  • un comprehending,
  • more lamebrained,
  • more unreasoning,
  • more airheaded,
  • more emptied,
  • most emptied,
  • un-reasoning,
  • most lamebrained.

  • weak (adjective)

  • forceless,
  • weakest.

• n.

  •
  • heavily,
  • breathless,
  • choke,
  • bronchial,
  • labored,
  • pulmonary,
  • chesty,
  • indrawn.

  • ankle-deep (noun)

  • ankle-deep.

  • fordable (noun)

  • fordable.

  • knee-deep (noun)

  • knee-deep.

  • Other relevant words: (noun)

  • shelf.

  • reefy (noun)

  • reefy.

  • shallow (noun)

  • shoaly,
  • shelvy,
  • wakeful,
  • shelfy.

  • shelf (noun)

  • shallows,
  • mantelpieces,
  • mantelpiece.

  • shoal (noun)

  • sandbanks,
  • sandbank.

• v.

  • change (verb)

  • shoal.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • jejune,
  • merrily,
  • improvident,
  • blindly,
  • myopic,
  • unconsidered,
  • ford,
  • injudicious,
  • mindless,
  • indiscreet,
  • reckless,
  • bumbling,
  • rudderless,
  • short-sighted,
  • blithe,
  • blithely,
  • unwary,
  • incautious,
  • knee jerk,
  • impolitic,
  • disconnected,
  • unthinking,
  • ill-considered,
  • undiscriminating,
  • ill-judged.
  •
  • precipitous,
  • trenchant,
  • impulsive,
  • impetuous,
  • breezy,
  • irresponsible,
  • foolish,
  • clumsy,
  • unguarded,
  • rash,
  • learned,
  • vulgar,
  • unwitting,
  • uncritical.
  •
  • automatically.
  •
  • sterile,
  • mad,
  • lightly.

  • cursory

  • perfunctory.

  • empty

  • idle.

  • petty

  • trivial.

How to use «Shallow» in context?

There are many different definitions of «shallow,» but all of them imply a lack of depth or understanding. A shallow person is not aware of the feelings and thoughts of others, and is not interested in learning. They are single-minded and focused on themselves. Shallow people are often judgmental and Pharisaical. They want to control everything and everybody.

Paraphrases for Shallow:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    superficial.

• Reverse Entailment

  • Adjective
    shallow-water.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    casual, cosmetic, cursory, deep, flat, frivolous, low-level, narrow, perfunctory, slight, surficial, thin, deepest, Above-ground, supracrustal.

Homophones for Shallow:

• salal, sea eagle, shale oil, shallu, seawall, salol, seashell, sicily, sell, shawl, shiloh, sial, sky glow, sly, skull, sloe, sagaciously, sewellel, squiggly, scheol, swell, shyly, scull, showily, sequel, swallow, sea coal, sea lily, scowl, sequella, salaah, scaly, sally, Sei Whale, shill, sickly, skilly, school, suckle, slew, sea holly, sessile, Sea Cole, squill, sill, squally, social, slowly, sickle, shale, solo, seal, saale, scylla, sea swallow, skysail, sole, secale, szell, swahili, sale, seoul, shekel, slaw, seal oil, seel, sialia, shelley, socle, shockley, scheele, sex cell, sallow, sle, sagely, Sea Squill, seagull, sea kale, Swale, sisal, scaley, shigella, shoal, sully, saccule, SL, shoaly, saul, sick call, sail, swill, sequela, sol, squiggle, sulla, squilla, schalow, seckel, solea, segal, sicilia, shell, sego lily, squall, sexual, soul, saucily, soil, silo, slue, squeal, sea gull, swizzle, slay, seseli, scilla, salah, sula, silly, saxicola, swallow hole, shawwal, sage willow, slyly, shackle, solely, scale, slow, sizzle, skill, shillalah, salai.

Hyponym for Shallow:

• n.

  • object
    water, body of water.

• v.

  • change
    modify, change, alter.

narrowed down

Synonyms:

abate,
calm down,
check,
contract,
crumble,
curb,
curtail,
cut down,
decay,
decline.

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