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Meanings of inclemency in English
Excessive sternness.
Catalan
mal temps Spanish
intemperie Usage of inclemency in English
1
It blew upon them in cruel menace of conquest, in piercing inclemency.
2
The inclemency of the night was in one respect a great advantage.
3
It was winter, and the inclemency of the weather precluded immediate movement.
4
I was turning him over-tosoul corruption, to the inclemency of survival.
5
What were rain and cold, the inclemency of the elements to them?
6
The inclemency of the weather was preferable to the inhospitality of the interior.
7
Being exposed to the inclemency of the weather the young eaglets are hardy.
8
The inclemency of the air would not allow me to walk-out.
9
But she cared little about the inclemency of the weather.
10
We now began to feel very sharply the increasing inclemency of the northern climate.
11
Your talk of the inclemency of Torquay is delightfully consoling.
12
John Mangles bore him company, and endured with him the inclemency of the weather.
13
This gloom, and the inclemency of the weather, added to the young painter's depression.
14
A similar effect was displayed in the pepper gardens by the inclemency of the season.
15
We trust his lordship will remain so in spite of the inclemency of the weather.
16
Consider the inhospitality of refusing shelter from the inclemency of the weather to helpless females.
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