tepidly Antonyms
Strongest:
- enthusiastic
- feverish
- warm
- passionate
- intense
- impassioned
- feverish
- wholehearted
- impassioned
- exuberant
- vehement
- keen
- wholehearted
- ardent
- keen
- warm
- vehement
- intense
- eager
- hearty
- exuberant
- hearty
- eager
- passionate
- enthusiastic
- ardent
Strong:
- red-hot
- fiery
- ready
- red-hot
- interested
- willing
- avid
- fervid
- engrossed
- ready
- fiery
- engaged
- interested
- engaged
- willing
- engrossed
- avid
- fervid
Weak:
Strongest:
Strong:
- uninterested
- chill
- perfunctory
- unresponsive
- dispassionate
- lackadaisical
- cold
- uneager
- cool
- icy
- chilly
- indifferent
- apathetic
- disinterested
- listless
- emotionless
- uncaring
- frigid
Weak:
Meaning of tepidly
tepidly (r)
in an unenthusiastically lukewarm manner
tepidly Sentence Examples
- The crowd tepidly applauded the lukewarm performance.
- The lukewarm water in the bathtub was tepidly inviting.
- The tepidly written review failed to generate any enthusiasm for the movie.
- The tepidly debated resolution was unanimously passed by the board.
- The tepidly received speech left the audience indifferent.
- The tepidly kissed lover felt a sense of disappointment.
- The tepidly warm breeze did little to alleviate the summer heat.
- The tepidly grilled steak was neither satisfying nor unappetizing.
- The tepidly colored painting lacked the vibrancy to capture attention.
- The tepidly discussed topic failed to ignite any sparks of interest.
FAQs About the word tepidly
in an unenthusiastically lukewarm manner
lukewarm, unenthusiastic, halfhearted,neutral, uninterested, chill, perfunctory, unresponsive, dispassionate, lackadaisical
enthusiastic, feverish, warm, passionate, intense, impassioned, feverish, wholehearted, impassioned, exuberant
The crowd tepidly applauded the lukewarm performance.
The lukewarm water in the bathtub was tepidly inviting.
The tepidly written review failed to generate any enthusiasm for the movie.
The tepidly debated resolution was unanimously passed by the board.
