The Opposite(Antonym) of “accessive”
The antonyms of accessive are moderate, reasonable, and sufficient. These antonyms describe a state of balance or adequacy, as opposed to accessive, which implies excess or going beyond what is necessary or appropriate.
Explore all Antonyms of “accessive”
- moderate
- reasonable
- sufficient
Definitions and Examples of moderate, reasonable, sufficient
Learn when and how to use these words with these examples!
Being within reasonable limits; not excessive or extreme.
Example
He has a moderate approach to exercise, doing enough to stay healthy but not pushing himself too hard.
Being fair and sensible; based on sound judgment.
Example
The company offered him a reasonable salary that reflected his skills and experience.
sufficient
Being enough or adequate; meeting the needs or requirements.
Example
She had sufficient time to finish the project before the deadline.
Key Differences: moderate vs reasonable vs sufficient
- 1Moderate describes something that is within reasonable limits, while accessive implies going beyond what is necessary or appropriate.
- 2Reasonable describes something that is fair and sensible, while accessive implies excess or lack of restraint.
- 3Sufficient describes something that meets the needs or requirements, while accessive implies more than what is necessary.
Effective Usage of moderate, reasonable, sufficient
- 1Express Opinions: Use these antonyms to express opinions about the appropriateness of actions or behaviors.
- 2Negotiate: Use these antonyms to negotiate terms that are fair and reasonable for both parties.
- 3Provide Feedback: Use these antonyms to provide feedback on performance or behavior that is balanced and constructive.
Remember this!
The antonyms of accessive are moderate, reasonable, and sufficient. Use these words to express opinions, negotiate terms, and provide feedback that is fair and balanced. Remember that accessive implies excess or lack of restraint, while the antonyms describe a state of balance or adequacy.
