clinical Synonyms
Strongest:
Strong:
- dispassionate
- reserved
- solemn
- sober
- cold
- impersonal
- silent
- detached
- indifferent
- hard
- distant
- objective
- serious
- businesslike
- distinguished
Weak:
- aloof
- hard-eyed
- unconcerned
- cold-blooded
- uncordial
- serious-minded
- undemonstrative
- unsmiling
- uninterested
- elevated
- reticent
- cold-eyed
- coldhearted
- coldish
- arctic
- chilly
- glacial
- uncommunicative
- dry
- cool
- misanthropic
- standoff
- antisocial
- buttoned-up
- unemotional
- hard-hearted
- clammy
- bloodless
- brittle
- soulless
- unclubbable
- icy
- apathetic
- unsympathetic
- gelid
- dignified
- severe
- unsociable
- incurious
- unfeeling
- uncaring
- sedate
- standoffish
- wintery
- chill
- humorless
- earnest
- frosty
- staid
- grave
- antiseptic
- frozen
- disinterested
- asocial
- wintry
- unresponsive
- pitiless
- heartless
- unfriendly
- remote
- weighty
- uncomic
- taciturn
- offish
- frigid
- no-nonsense
- unbending
Strongest:
- warmhearted
- kind
- compassionate
- warm-blooded
- compassionate
- hearty
- convivial
- social
- expansive
- emotional
- communicative
- demonstrative
- warmhearted
- happy
- expansive
- communicative
- sympathetic
- kind
- kindhearted
- happy
- emotional
- social
- expressive
- kindhearted
- warm-blooded
- demonstrative
- sympathetic
- hearty
- convivial
- expressive
Strong:
- garrulous
- amiable
- light
- extraverted
- warm
- folksy
- light
- comic
- clubbable
- folksy
- hysteric
- gregarious
- congenial
- comic
- unprofessional
- farcical
- farcical
- affable
- hysterical
- genial
- friendly
- kindly
- talkative
- hospitable
- clubby
- ridiculous
- agreeable
- hysteric
- neighborly
- sociable
- boon
- congenial
- extroverted
- clubby
- extraverted
- unprofessional
- clubable
- garrulous
- friendly
- gracious
- extroverted
- comical
- kindly
- hysterical
- affable
- warm
- clubable
- cordial
- hospitable
- gracious
- genial
- gregarious
- talkative
- sociable
- neighborly
- outgoing
- companionable
- agreeable
- amiable
- outgoing
- companionable
- cordial
- boon
- ridiculous
- comical
- clubbable
Weak:
- lighthearted
- sidesplitting
- riotous
- sidesplitting
- ludicrous
- frivolous
- flighty
- flip
- goofy
- droll
- antic
- facetious
- hilarious
- screaming
- frivolous
- playful
- screaming
- flip
- uproarious
- antic
- puerile
- lighthearted
- riotous
- facetious
- joking
- kittenish
- flippant
- humorous
- unbusinesslike
- flighty
- laughable
- jocular
- jocular
- unbusinesslike
- risible
- harebrained
- uproarious
- ludic
- playful
- puerile
- goofy
- funny
- humorous
- scatterbrained
- laughable
- droll
- hilarious
- risible
- ludic
- ludicrous
- joking
- funny
- flippant
- scatterbrained
- harebrained
- kittenish
clinical Meaning
clinical (a)
relating to a clinic or conducted in or as if in a clinic and depending on direct observation of patients
clinical (s)
scientifically detached; unemotional
clinical (v. i.)
Alt. of Clinic
clinical Sentence Examples
- The doctor's clinical evaluation revealed no signs of infection.
- Her clinical expertise in neurology was widely recognized among her peers.
- The researchers conducted a clinical trial to test the efficacy of the new drug.
- The hospital implemented strict clinical protocols to ensure patient safety.
- His clinical diagnosis pinpointed the root cause of the patient's symptoms.
- The laboratory technician followed precise clinical procedures to analyze the samples.
- The clinical psychologist provided therapy sessions to address the patient's anxiety.
- The nursing staff maintained high standards of clinical care in the ICU.
- The clinical study yielded promising results for the treatment of diabetes.
- The medical student gained valuable clinical experience during her internship at the hospital.
FAQs About the word clinical
relating to a clinic or conducted in or as if in a clinic and depending on direct observation of patients, scientifically detached; unemotionalAlt. of Clinic
professional, dispassionate, reserved, solemn, sober, cold, impersonal, silent,detached, indifferent
warmhearted, kind, compassionate, warm-blooded, compassionate, hearty, convivial, social, expansive, emotional
The doctor's clinical evaluation revealed no signs of infection.
Her clinical expertise in neurology was widely recognized among her peers.
The researchers conducted a clinical trial to test the efficacy of the new drug.
The hospital implemented strict clinical protocols to ensure patient safety.
