Adjectives for cities

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This document lists pairs of adjectives that are opposites or antonyms of each other such as ugly and beautiful, expensive and cheap, clean and polluted, boring and interesting, quiet and noisy, stressful and relaxing, dangerous and safe, and spacious and crowded.

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