What is the opposite of nicer?

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Contexts ▼▲ Opposite of more favorable or better-timed Opposite of better than some other option Opposite of comparative for pleasing or satisfying (of a person) Opposite of comparative for good-natured or kind Opposite of comparative for refined in behavior Opposite of comparative for done with care and precision (of weather) Opposite of comparative for pleasant or agreeable Opposite of comparative for having a high standard of morality Opposite of comparative for pleasantly inviting (of food) Opposite of comparative for pleasant to taste (now rare) Opposite of comparative for fastidious and hard to please (obsolete) Opposite of comparative for particular or strict with regards to rules … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Opposite of more favorable or better-timed harsher poorer tardier unfriendlier adverser less agreeable less amicable less complimentary less welcoming more antagonistic more disadvantageous more disparaging more hostile more inopportune more negative more objectionable more regrettable more unfortunate more untimely more untoward more inexpedient more infelicitous more ominous more uncomplimentary more inauspicious more inconvenient more threatening more troublesome “Under harsher circumstances, we would have been enemies despite our rapport.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of better than some other option undesirable poor average fair inferior bad ineligible mediocre second-rate Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for pleasing or satisfying unpleasanter horribler awfuller badder fouler horrider miserabler rottener drearier lousier unhappier dolefuler ickier nastier viler wretcheder yuckier more disagreeable more dreadful more detestable more dismal more distressing more objectionable more abominable more deplorable more depressing more displeasing more joyless more lamentable more regrettable more repulsive more tragic more abhorrent more dolorous more irksome more undesirable more unpalatable more unsavoryUS more unsavouryUK more unwelcome more upsetting more exasperating more infuriating “Our holiday was a disaster and we had a really unpleasant time.” Adjective ▲ (of a person) Opposite of comparative for good-natured or kind unfriendlier unpleasanter colder meaner nastier rougher ruder snider surlier badder worse-tempered difficulter hatefuller horribler unkinder uppitier viler crueler eviller grouchier grumpier harder testier crabbier crankier ornerier more disagreeable more uncaring more unsociable more aloof more antagonistic more antisocial more callous more hostile more malicious more uncongenial more unlikable more contemptible more despicable more inconsiderate more repulsive more shameless more unsocial more argumentative more churlish more combative more ill-humoredUS more ill-natured more ill-tempered more irascible more irritable more shameful more treacherous more unamiable more ungenial more ungracious more bearish more cantankerous more choleric more quick-tempered more querulous more snappish “He was an unfriendly man who only cared about himself.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for refined in behavior unseemlier coarser crasser cruder impoliter ruder uncouther vulgarer shabbier more bad-mannered more unrefined more disrespectful more ill-bred more ill-mannered more inappropriate more indecent more uncivil more uncivilisedUK more uncivilizedUS more uncultivated more uncultured more ungenteel more ungraceful more unmannered more unmannerly more unpolished more unsophisticated more barbaric more barbarous more brutish more discourteous more incorrect more indecorous more indelicate more inelegant more unbecoming more boorish more churlish more gauche “He was never welcome as a guest because of his unmannerly etiquette.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for done with care and precision rougher coarser recklesser clumsier faultier harsher hastier messier shabbier shoddier sloppier slovenlier tackier jaggeder scraggier slacker untidier more imprecise more improper more inexact more lackadaisical more slapdash more slipshod more careless more disordered more imperfect more inaccurate more irregular more nonchalant more bedraggled more broken more disheveledUS more dishevelledUK more heedless more hurried more improvident more messed-up more negligent more uneven more unmeticulous more unsystematic more unthorough “The rough arrangement of flowers exhibited the florist's incompetence.” Adjective ▲ (of weather) Opposite of comparative for pleasant or agreeable stormier wetter windier rainier wilder torrider damper gustier blowier more volatile more blustery more menacing more tempestuous more threatening more turbulent more raging more thundery more blustering more stormful more storm-wracked “We can't go to the beach today due to the stormy weather.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for having a high standard of morality wickeder badder baser eviller lower naughtier shadier shiftier slipperier sneakier viciouser ignobler trickier viler wilier more immoral more dishonest more dishonourableUK more dishonorableUS more objectionable more unethical more unscrupulous more contemptible more degenerate more depraved more devious more disreputable more nefarious more perverted more unprincipled more unrighteous more corrupt more crooked more debauched more decadent more deceitful more despicable more dissolute more guileful more indecent more reprobate more sinful more sinister more errant more infamous more inglorious more iniquitous more shameless more treacherous more underhanded more unrespectable more untrustworthy more villainous more mendacious more miscreant more perfidious more shameful “A dishonest and immoral boy like you will fit right in among this crime-infested neighborhood.” Adjective ▲ Opposite of comparative for pleasantly inviting disgustinger unpleasanter horrider lousier squalider viler dirtier filthier fouler grodier grosser horribler nastier untidier uglier more displeasing more disagreeable more distasteful more objectionable more uninviting more unwelcoming more fetidUS more offensive more repellent more repulsive more revolting more unattractive more undesirable more abominable more hostile more repugnant more unacceptable more unpleasing more unsatisfactory more unsuitable “We made the mistake of renting a disgusting little apartment to live in during our holiday.” Adjective ▲ (of food) Opposite of comparative for pleasant to taste blander more unappetizing more tasteless more flavourlessUK more flavorlessUS more unpalatable more unsavoryUS more unsavouryUK “I believe your cake may have been missing a few ingredients as it was quite unappetizing.” Adjective ▲ (now rare) Opposite of comparative for fastidious and hard to please unfussier laxer breezier looser more flexible more unfastidious more undemanding more undiscriminating more carefree more laid-back more lackadaisical more relaxed more devil-may-care more happy-go-lucky more permissive more uncritical “She was unfussy when it came to food and would try just about anything.” Adjective ▲ (obsolete) Opposite of comparative for particular or strict with regards to rules more easygoing more unceremonious more lenient “The club had an easygoing code of conduct where all members seemed to just do as they please.” Find more words! 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