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antonyms of splendid

 

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Antonyms of Splendid

Adjective

  • Unimpressive: lacking the ability to impress or awe; opposite of splendid. The view from the window was unimpressive.
  • Mediocre: of only average quality; not above or beyond ordinary; antonym of splendid. The restaurant served a mediocre meal.
  • Ordinary: plain, average, or usual; contrasting with splendid. The painting was nice, but fairly ordinary.

Noun

  • Disappointment: the feeling of sadness or dissatisfaction due to the lack of impressiveness or excellence; antonym of splendid. His performance was a complete disappointment.
  • Flop: a complete and often public failure; opposite of splendid. The movie was a flop at the box office.
  • Failure: lack of success; the condition of not achieving the desired result; contrasting with splendid. His attempt to start a business ended in failure.

Verb

  • Sabotage: to deliberately undermine or obstruct someone's effort, preventing them from achieving brilliance or splendor; antonym of splendid. He attempted to sabotage his colleague's project.
  • Underwhelm: to fail to impress or surprise someone; contrasting with splendid. The performance underwhelmed the audience.
  • Diminish: to make something less impressive or diminish its excellence; opposite of splendid. The poor lighting diminished the beauty of the artwork.

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