What are the opposite words for extreme?
Extreme is a word that signifies the highest level of intensity, emotion or action. It describes a state of mind, physical activity or weather that is beyond ordinary limits. Some of the antonyms for extreme are moderate, mild, normal, reasonable, restrained, and calm. Moderate means something that is reasonable or average. It is the opposite of extreme because it refers to something that is neither too hot nor too cold, neither too fast nor too slow. Mild means something that is gentle or not harsh. It is the opposite of extreme because it refers to something that is not heated, angry or extreme. Normal means something that is usual or regular. It is the opposite of extreme because it refers to something that is familiar or expected. Reasonable means something that is logical or acceptable.
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- median
- temperance
- extent
- moderation
- measure
- average
- middle
- gauge
- mean
- freedom
- length
- independency
- par
- play
- range
- self-government
- expanse
- latitude
- scope
- space
- spread
- standard
- large space, usually open
- ultimate; limit
- independence, license to do as one wants
- measure, standard
- freedom, room to move; scope
- extent of object, distance, time
- portion, scope
- average, standard
- average, equilibrium
- theater piece
- sphere, distance, extent
- extent or range of something
- room, scope
- distance, duration
- expansion, development; extent
- guideline, principle
- moderate
- deep
- intervening
- inferior
- central
- extreme
- deathly
- fair
- ok
- abysmal
- almighty
- intermediary
- intermediate
- middling
- midway
- ungenerous
- center
- advanced
- normal, typical
- main, principal; in the middle
- mediocre, satisfactory
- poor, second-rate
- middle, in-between
- midway, average
- calm, temperate
- common, usual
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
- median
- temperance
- extent
- moderation
- measure
-
average
- usuals,
- mid point,
- mid points,
- mid-point,
- mid-points,
- boilerplate,
- everyday,
- general,
- mainstream,
- middling,
- nowhere,
- SOSO,
- dime dozen,
- garden variety,
- gardenvariety,
- middle of road,
- middle road,
- middle the road,
- more boilerplate,
- more familiar,
- more garden,
- more nowhere,
- most boilerplate,
- most garden,
- most nowhere,
- re gular,
- re-gular,
- run mill,
- run of mill,
- run of the mill,
- run the mill,
- so so,
- un distinguished,
- un exceptional,
- un-distinguished,
- un-exceptional.
- middle
- gauge
-
mean
- middle course,
- middle courses,
- liverish,
- lowborn,
- mingy,
- niggard,
- scrimpy,
- toucher,
- down-at-heel,
- tight-fisted,
- bad tempered,
- badtempered,
- dis agreeable,
- dis honorable,
- dis-agreeable,
- dis-honorable,
- down at heel,
- hard nosed,
- hardnosed,
- illtempered,
- in effectual,
- in famous,
- in significant,
- in-effectual,
- low down and dirty,
- low down dirty,
- low-down and dirty,
- low-down dirty,
- lowdown dirty,
- mingier,
- mingiest,
- more down at heel,
- more down-at-heel,
- more liverish,
- more lowborn,
- more niggard,
- more proletarian,
- more tight-fisted,
- most down-at-heel,
- most liverish,
- most lowborn,
- most proletarian,
- most tight fisted,
- most tight-fisted,
- pennypinching,
- scrimpiest,
- the lowest,
- tight fisted,
- touchest,
- un friendlier,
- un friendliest,
- un pleasant,
- un scrupulous,
- un washed,
- un-friendlier,
- un-friendliest,
- un-friendly,
- un-pleasant,
- un-scrupulous,
- un-washed.
- freedom
- length
- independency
- par
-
play
- foolery,
- gaming,
- potboiler,
- re-creation,
- workings,
- Fooleries,
- Theatricals,
- smash hit,
- potboilers,
- operas,
- musicals,
- curtain-raiser,
- curtain-raisers,
- curtainraiser,
- curtainraisers,
- de light,
- de lights,
- de-light,
- de-lights,
- jokings,
- one act,
- one acts,
- one-act,
- one-acts,
- oneact,
- oneacts,
- re creation,
- re creations,
- re laxation,
- re laxations,
- re-creations,
- re-laxation,
- re-laxations,
- smash hits,
- stage show,
- stage shows,
- teasings.
- range
- self-government
- expanse
- latitude
- scope
- space
- spread
- standard
- large space, usually open
- ultimate; limit
- independence, license to do as one wants
- measure, standard
- freedom, room to move; scope
- extent of object, distance, time
- portion, scope
-
average, standard
- norm.
-
average, equilibrium
- par.
-
theater piece
- play.
- sphere, distance, extent
- extent or range of something
- room, scope
-
distance, duration
- span.
- expansion, development; extent
- guideline, principle
-
moderate
- abstinent,
- disciplined,
- peaceable,
- piddling,
- not excessive,
- be arable,
- be-arable,
- de liberate,
- de-liberate,
- dis passionate,
- dis-passionate,
- in consequential,
- in considerable,
- in expensive,
- in-consequential,
- in-considerable,
- in-expensive,
- low key,
- lowkey,
- more abstinent,
- more disciplined,
- most abstinent,
- most disciplined,
- non partisan,
- non-partisan,
- re served,
- re strained,
- re-served,
- re-strained,
- un troubled,
- un-troubled.
- deep
- intervening
- inferior
-
central
- axial,
- centric,
- centroidal,
- middle,
- midmost,
- nuclear,
- umbilical,
- Omphalic,
- fore most,
- fore-most,
- mid most,
- more axial,
- more centric,
- more centroidal,
- more midmost,
- more nuclear,
- more omphalic,
- most axial,
- most centroidal,
- most midmost,
- most nuclear,
- most umbilical,
- out standing,
- out-standing,
- over riding,
- over-riding,
- para mount,
- para-mount,
- pre dominant,
- pre-dominant.
- extreme
- deathly
- fair
-
ok
- copacetic,
- hep,
- hunky-dory,
- Hepper,
- peachy keen,
- a ok,
- cooking with gas,
- de lightful,
- de-lightful,
- hunky dory,
- in swim,
- more a ok,
- more a-ok,
- more aok,
- more copacetic,
- more hunky dory,
- more hunkydory,
- most a ok,
- most a-ok,
- most aok,
- most hunky dory,
- most hunky-dory,
- most hunkydory,
- un-objectionable,
- up code,
- up to code,
- up to snuff.
- abysmal
-
almighty
- weak.
- intermediary
- intermediate
- middling
- midway
-
ungenerous
- mean.
- center
- advanced
- normal, typical
- main, principal; in the middle
-
mediocre, satisfactory
- fair.
- poor, second-rate
- middle, in-between
- midway, average
- calm, temperate
- common, usual
- Other relevant words
- Other antonyms
Antonym of the day
most doordie
- Antonyms:
- few, little.
