crowded synonyms english

Sat, 02 May 2026 20:12:49 +0000

Hi everyone, I'd like to ask two questions: 1. are the underlined parts in the following two sentences adjective clauses? 2. Why do we need to put a subject and verb after "where", but only. I want to say "The bus is [an adjective meaning the opposite of 'crowded']." But I don't know any word in English that is the antonym of "crowded." Enlighten me. I would take "packed" to mean more crowded than "crowded", if that makes any sense. To me, packed means that I would have to squeeze between people to get anywhere, while "crowded". That might be appropriate after a plague or some other event has wiped out most of the people in the city, but it is not appropriate here. If you were referring to a specific event in the past.