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More Jelled Antonyms

Trying to find opposite word for more jelled in English? No problem. Our site contains antonyms of more jelled in 22 different contexts. We have listed all the opposite words for more jelled alphabetically.

alterable
  • adaptable
  • adjustable
  • flexible
  • fluid
  • malleable
  • modifiable
  • mutable
  • reversible. transformable
  • variable
  • variant
changeable
  • agitated
  • capricious
  • changeful
  • commutative
  • convertible
  • fickle
  • fitful
  • flighty
  • fluctuating
  • fluid
  • impulsive
  • inconstant
easy
  • accessible
  • apparent
  • basic
  • child's play
  • cinch
  • clear
  • easily done
  • effortless
  • elementary
  • evident
  • facile
  • inconsiderable
facile
  • accomplished
  • adept
  • adroit
  • apparent
  • articulate
  • breeze
  • child's play
  • cursory
  • deft
  • dexterous
  • easy as pie
  • effortless
flexible
  • adjustable
  • bending
  • ductile
  • elastic
  • extensible
  • extensile
  • flexile
  • formable
  • formative
  • impressionable
  • like putty
  • limber
indefinite
  • broad
  • confused
  • doubtful
  • dubious
  • equivocal
  • evasive
  • general
  • ill-defined
  • imprecise
  • indeterminable
  • indeterminate
  • indistinct
irresolute
  • changing
  • doubtful
  • doubting
  • faltering
  • fearful
  • fickle
  • fluctuating
  • halfhearted
  • halting
  • hesitant
  • hesitating
  • hot-and-cold
loose
  • apart
  • asunder
  • at large
  • baggy
  • clear
  • detached
  • disconnected
  • easy
  • escaped
  • flabby
  • flaccid
  • floating
moving
  • affective
  • arousing
  • awakening
  • breathless
  • dynamic
  • eloquent
  • emotional
  • emotive
  • expressive
  • facund
  • far-out
  • felt in gut
nice
  • admirable
  • amiable
  • approved
  • attractive
  • becoming
  • charming
  • commendable
  • considerate
  • copacetic
  • cordial
  • courteous
  • decorous
pliable
  • compliant
  • docile
  • ductile
  • easily led
  • easy
  • flexible
  • impressionable
  • limber
  • lithe
  • malleable
  • manageable
  • manipulable
pliant
  • amenable
  • ductile
  • elastic
  • fictile
  • flexible
  • governable
  • limber
  • lissome
  • malleable
  • manageable
  • plastic
  • pliable
slack
  • dull
  • easy
  • feeble
  • flabby
  • flaccid
  • flexible
  • flimsy
  • inert
  • infirm
  • laggard
  • lax
  • leisurely
soft
  • bendable
  • comfortable
  • comfy
  • cottony
  • cozy
  • creamy
  • cushiony
  • cushy
  • delicate
  • doughy
  • downy
  • ductile
supple
  • adaptable
  • agile
  • bending
  • ductile
  • elastic
  • flexible
  • graceful
  • limber
  • lissome
  • lithe
  • lithesome
  • malleable
unsettled
  • active
  • agitated
  • antsy
  • anxious
  • busy
  • changeable
  • changeful
  • changing
  • complex
  • complicated
  • confused
  • disorderly
unstable
  • ambiguous
  • borderline
  • capricious
  • changeable
  • dizzy
  • dubious
  • erratic
  • fickle
  • fitful
  • fluctuating
  • giddy
  • inconsistent
vulnerable
  • accessible
  • assailable
  • defenseless
  • exposed
  • liable
  • naked
  • on the line
  • on the spot
  • out on a limb
  • ready
  • sensitive
  • sitting duck
wavering
  • fickle
  • fluctuating
  • hesitating
  • irresoluteoscillating
  • undecided
  • unstable
  • unsteady
  • unsure
  • vacillating
  • variable
  • waffling
weak
  • anemic
  • debilitated
  • decrepit
  • delicate
  • effete
  • enervated
  • exhausted
  • faint
  • feeble
  • flaccid
  • flimsy
  • forceless
wobbly
  • fluctuant
  • insecure
  • precarious
  • rattletrap
  • rickety
  • rocky
  • teetering
  • tottering
  • unbalanced
  • uneven
  • unsafe
  • unstable
yielding
  • acquiescent
  • biddable
  • compliant
  • docile
  • easy
  • flexible
  • humble
  • nonresistant
  • obedient
  • passive
  • pliable
  • pliant

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