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Meanings of harmlessness in English
Russian
безвредность Inability to cause harm; having neither a harmful nor a beneficial effect.
Usage of harmlessness in English
1
Pilate had satisfied himself of His harmlessness by a very cursory examination.
2
He united the wisdom of the Serpent with the harmlessness of the Dove.
3
The Jew dilated at first on the harmlessness and usefulness of the Jews.
4
They both shared a dreamy harmlessness, and neither really belonged-hereor perhaps anywhere.
5
The utility or harmlessness of the end, justified, in my eyes, the means.
6
The way pointed out by Manu is, of course, the religion of harmlessness.
7
That is my certificate of harmlessness with those that are about the Emperor.
8
Our young friend Cæsar Augustus is I believe harmlessness itself compared with him.
9
The harmlessness of your great Society, my dear Baron, is at present admitted.
10
He was spouting harmlessness like a tinsel fountain on Harlan's Day.
11
She was very tentative at first, until she divined my harmlessness.
12
A clever pattern of harmlessness, then punch, varying always, uncertainly deadly.
13
But harmlessness is perhaps the very last ruse of the Territory and its Law.
14
The innocence of childhood is too much like the harmlessness of the lion's whelps.
15
The wary guests did not look convinced of his harmlessness.
16
Now, indeed, was Numa, the lion, reduced to the harmlessness of Bara, the deer.
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