What are the antonyms for SHALLOWER?
- involved, smart, unchanged, competent, tough, profound, meticulous, perfect, hard, unimpaired, painstaking, mature, literate, brief, serious, grave, ok, sensible, firm, unpretentious, solid, educated, unhurt, knowledgeable, complicated, strong, unhurried, deep, aware, difficult, thoughtful, thick, sturdy, considered, intelligent, confusing, thorough, sharp, keen, wise, uninjured, heavy, substantial, solemn, witty, laborious, complete, talented, arduous.
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Synonyms for SHALLOWER
- stilted,
- swollen,
- idiotic,
- glib,
- sluggish,
- vacuous,
- Counterfeited,
- lightweight,
- half-baked,
- benighted,
- thick,
- sketchy,
- pointless,
- mindless,
- wordy,
- farcical,
- unintellectual,
- pretentious,
- dim,
- high falutin',
- inconsiderable,
- piddling,
- perfunctory,
- featherbrained,
- flimsy,
- fluent,
- smooth,
- speedy,
- counterfeit,
- gossamer,
- boring,
- empty-headed,
- unschooled,
- fast talk,
- chichi*,
- dim-witted,
- theatrical,
- slapdash,
- unwitting,
- Surfacer,
- uneducated,
- blind to,
- hurried,
- rapid,
- tumid,
- shallowness,
- turgid,
- baser,
- whimsical,
- Unconversant,
- unconscious,
- low,
- not serious,
- shelfer,
- adroit,
- slight,
- flat,
- unprofound,
- plainer,
- Depthless,
- skin-deep,
- chiffon,
- ham,
- wearisome,
- addled,
- simple-minded,
- infirm,
- apprenticed,
- playacting,
- weak,
- frothy,
- pushover,
- picnic,
- summary,
- unsound,
- practiced,
- diaphanous,
- proficient,
- conceited,
- artificial,
- moronic,
- put-on,
- flip*,
- slick*,
- scatterbrained,
- sloppy,
- decrepit,
- niggling,
- haphazard,
- Feeble-minded,
- weaker,
- feeble,
- feebler,
- doltish,
- adept,
- gone hollywood,
- obtuse,
- awkward,
- pedantic,
- defective,
- birdbrained,
- flip,
- barmy,
- vain,
- ready,
- shorter,
- thinner,
- pretended,
- melodramatic,
- uglier,
- desultory,
- cut-rate,
- tongue-in-cheek,
- voluble,
- ostentatious,
- nescient,
- facetious,
- unimportant,
- petty,
- spurious,
- unenlightened,
- Daffy,
- backward,
- shallow,
- inflated,
- puerile,
- house of cards,
- fraud*,
- inadequate,
- phony,
- insincere,
- idle,
- fleeter,
- wanter,
- uninitiated,
- apparent,
- simple,
- uncomplicated,
- insensible,
- apish,
- meaningless,
- witless,
- faked,
- stolid,
- unsubstantial,
- besotted,
- ignorant,
- flippant,
- transparent,
- papery,
- illiterate,
- dizzy*,
- assumed,
- dumb,
- foolish,
- wishy-washy,
- breeze,
- schooler,
- superficiality,
- impractical,
- harebrained,
- untaught,
- schmaltzy,
- innocent,
- smaller,
- meager,
- precious,
- senseless,
- sand bar,
- offhand,
- green*,
- hit or miss,
- light,
- unknowledgeable,
- overblown,
- Emptier,
- naive,
- gauzy,
- Slighter,
- cursory,
- untroublesome,
- uncultured,
- Simpler,
- paltry,
- barrer,
- tumescent,
- unthinking,
- wobbly,
- hammy,
- bombastic,
- oblivious,
- shoaler,
- simulated,
- tedious,
- studied,
- light-minded,
- obvious,
- sleazy,
- careless,
- unsuspecting,
- unlearned,
- feigned,
- not bright,
- Narrower,
- effortless,
- accomplished,
- oratorical,
- uninformed,
- frivolous,
- easy as pie,
- indolent,
- unmindful,
- insensate,
- surface,
- skillful,
- hollow,
- hasty,
- minor,
- frail,
- unnatural,
- windy,
- swift,
- child's play,
- peripheral,
- rickety,
- juvenile,
- shelf,
- half-assed,
- uncultivated,
- sham*,
- inexperienced,
- unlettered,
- inane,
- unread,
- Duller,
- nonserious,
- lower,
- sportive,
- dexterous,
- superficial,
- Imitated,
- prolix,
- trifling,
- flighty,
- empty,
- cretinous,
- shoal,
- false,
- fragile,
- random,
- brief,
- quick,
- contrived,
- brainless,
- banker,
- dense,
- in the dark,
- articulate,
- stiff,
- sheer,
- misinformed,
- daft,
- self-conscious,
- playful,
- pompous,
- passing,
- short,
- campy,
- delicate,
- trivial,
- giddy*,
- slow,
- uncritical,
- volatile,
- Numskulled,
- childish,
- ill-considered,
- deft,
- rinkydink,
- insubstantial,
- fast,
- untrained,
- overdone,
- tacky,
- flatter,
- imbecilic,
- shaky.
Usage Examples for SHALLOWER
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They had traversed a wider, shallower valley between the spur and the parent range. - "The Gold Trail" by Harold Bindloss
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An enthusiastic geologist would have enjoyed our next day's journey immensely; we went through such a strange weird volcanic valley- not a wadi, but a sheb, narrower and shallower. - "Southern Arabia" by Theodore Bent Mabel Bent
