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A2 Level Wordlist - Necessary Opposite Adjectives

Here you will learn some necessary English adjectives and their opposites like "intelligent and unintelligent", "careful and careless" prepared for A2 learners.

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CEFR A2 Vocabulary
intelligent
intelligent
[Adjective]

good at learning things, understanding ideas, and thinking clearly

Ex: He is an intelligent critic who always provides insightful feedback. 
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unintelligent
unintelligent
[Adjective]

lacking the ability to understand, reason, or make good decisions

Ex: Although John was unintelligent in school, he later became successful in business. 
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pleasant
pleasant
[Adjective]

bringing enjoyment and happiness

Ex: Reading a good book on a rainy day is one of life's pleasant experiences. 
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unpleasant
unpleasant
[Adjective]

not liked or enjoyed

Ex: It's unpleasant to work in an office with no windows. 
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careful
careful
[Adjective]

giving attention or thought to what we are doing to avoid doing something wrong, hurting ourselves, or damaging something

Ex: Be careful when crossing the street. 
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careless
careless
[Adjective]

not paying enough attention to what we are doing

Ex: He is a careless eater and often spills food on his clothes. 
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polite
polite
[Adjective]

showing good manners and respectful behavior towards others

Ex: He's a polite young man who always helps his neighbors. 
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impolite
impolite
[Adjective]

having bad manners or behavior

Ex: He was impolite and didn't thank the waiter for his service. 
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friendly
friendly
[Adjective]

(of a person or their manner) kind and nice toward other people

Ex: Despite his fame, he is a friendly and approachable person. 
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unfriendly
unfriendly
[Adjective]

not kind or nice toward other people

Ex: Our new neighbor is quite unfriendly and hardly ever says hello. 
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usual
usual
[Adjective]

conforming to what is generally anticipated or considered typical

Ex: The usual procedure involves filling out the form first. 
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unusual
unusual
[Adjective]

not commonly happening or done

Ex: His quiet behavior at the party was unusual. 
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lucky
lucky
[Adjective]

having or bringing good luck

Ex: He felt lucky to have seen a shooting star. 
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unlucky
unlucky
[Adjective]

having or bringing bad luck

Ex: He was unlucky to fall sick just before his vacation. 
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complete
complete
[Adjective]

having all the necessary parts

Ex: He was happy to see a complete rainbow after the rain. 
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incomplete
incomplete
[Adjective]

not having all the necessary parts

Ex: His application was incomplete, so it got rejected. 
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healthy
healthy
[Adjective]

making someone feel well or showing good health

Ex: A good night's sleep is necessary for staying healthy. 
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unhealthy
unhealthy
[Adjective]

likely to make someone sick

Ex: A diet that's high in processed foods is unhealthy and can lead to heart disease. 
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popular
popular
[Adjective]

receiving a lot of love and attention from many people

Ex: Harry Potter books are very popular among teenagers. 
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unpopular
unpopular
[Adjective]

not liked or approved of by a large number of people

Ex: Despite its health benefits, broccoli remains unpopular with a lot of people. 
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safe
safe
[Adjective]

protected from any danger

Ex: The children are quite safe here, playing under the watchful eye of their parents. 
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unsafe
unsafe
[Adjective]

having a high degree of risk or danger

Ex: After hearing strange noises in the house, she feels unsafe staying there alone. 
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well
well
[Adjective]

having good health, especially after recovering from an illness or injury

Ex: She was relieved to see her grandmother looking well after recovering from surgery. 
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unwell
unwell
[Adjective]

not feeling physically or mentally healthy or fit

Ex: Despite being unwell, he finished the marathon. 
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important
important
[Adjective]

having a lot of value

Ex: Conserving water is important for the sustainable use of natural resources. 
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unimportant
unimportant
[Adjective]

having no value or significance

Ex: His unkind words were unimportant to her because she knew her worth. 
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possible
possible
[Adjective]

able to exist, happen, or be done

Ex: Even when it seems unlikely, making new friends in a new city is possible. 
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impossible
impossible
[Adjective]

not able to occur, exist, or be done

Ex: Despite all his efforts, he found it impossible to forget his past. 
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formal
formal
[Adjective]

suitable for fancy, important, serious, or official occasions and situations

Ex: Formal education typically takes place in schools or universities. 
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informal
informal
[Adjective]

suitable for friendly, relaxed, casual, or unofficial occasions and situations

Ex: The club had an informal dress code, so jeans and t-shirts were acceptable. 
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dead
dead
[Adjective]

not alive anymore

Ex: He found a dead rabbit by the roadside. 
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alive
alive
[Adjective]

continuing to exist, breathe, and function

Ex: She felt grateful to be alive after surviving the car accident. 
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