What are the antonyms for TENDERHEARTED?
- disaffected, heavy-handed, unloving, harsh, indifferent, cold-eyed, cruel, cold, grim, vicious, unthinking, hard-boiled, malicious, brutish, insensate, unconcerned, aloof, bestial, merciless, spiteful, inconsiderate, unfriendly, remote, malevolent, cool, offish, severe, unbending, frigid, uncharitable, malignant, unkindly, brute, ironhearted, unromantic, cold-blooded, standoffish, distant, brutal, antisocial, pitiless, barbaric, inhuman, detached, uninvolved, soulless, hateful, thoughtless, insensitive, atrocious, nasty, inhumane, stonyhearted, virulent, stern, savage, unkind, unsympathetic, dry, frosty, uncaring, wanton, truculent, barbarous, ruthless, malign, uncompassionate, sadistic, mean, heartless, tough, reserved, unsentimental.
Synonyms for TENDERHEARTED
- kindhearted,
- lenient,
- being big,
- compassionate,
- easy,
- affectionate,
- bleeding-heart,
- mild,
- clement,
- reach out,
- helpful,
- understanding,
- trusting,
- soft,
- amiable,
- charitable,
- gentle,
- sensitive,
- good-hearted,
- fraternal,
- sympathetic,
- melting,
- responsive,
- well-disposed,
- sweet,
- forgiving,
- benignant,
- tenderhearted,
- genial,
- condolent,
- commiserative,
- ruthful,
- brotherly,
- friendly,
- beneficent,
- going easy on,
- limp,
- balmy,
- obliging,
- humane,
- receptive,
- good,
- tender,
- benevolent,
- fond,
- nice,
- pitying,
- liberal,
- indulgent,
- good-natured,
- gracious,
- sentimental,
- benign,
- fine,
- loving,
- all heart,
- warm,
- decent,
- delicate,
- softhearted,
- adoring,
- impressionable,
- living with,
- emotionable,
- bleeding,
- hold out,
- human,
- christian,
- Passible,
- apply tension,
- Forbearant,
- sensible,
- Tender-hearted,
- lovey-dovey,
- merciful,
- warmhearted,
- broadminded,
- bleeding heart,
- cordial,
- kindly,
- painful,
- affable,
- kind,
- old softie,
- soft shell,
- heart in right place,
- Sympathizing,
- considerate,
- sore,
- susceptible,
- lovey dovey,
- caring,
- light,
- mushy,
- emotional,
- thoughtful,
- Philanthropical.
