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Meanings of innocuousness in English
Russian
безвредность Inability to cause harm; having neither a harmful nor a beneficial effect.
Synonyms
Examples for "neutral"
Examples for "neutral"
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The United States is formally neutral on South China Sea territorial issues.
2
It questions why we need gender designation, offering a gender neutral 'per'.
3
It declares large areas of the sea to be neutral international waters.
4
Is the Irish Government to remain neutral in the fight against terrorism?
5
Could adopting a neutral approach to office politics help you get ahead?
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I said that one Borley, in its entry state, was mostly harmless.
2
THERE'S NO denying that this largely harmless picture drips with good intentions.
3
The skull is harmless; and it rolled because your son upset it.
4
Primarily gossip was harmless; to-day it is still harmless in some quarters.
5
A vote for Johnny was a vote for fun and harmless anarchy.
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However, less benign weather conditions might impact on the group in 2013.
2
The way forward is benign energy forms: wind, waves, solar and biomass.
3
The United States has so far taken a benign view of Abenomics.
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However, we are also increasingly at risk from more benign seeming sources.
5
Ten cases had a benign behaviour, while two cases were locally aggressive.
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It certainly does not enable the government to achieve net carbon neutrality.
2
Net neutrality promotes innovation and competition, protects free speech and prevents censorship.
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It's also one the D.C-based net neutrality group Free Press is asking.
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Think about it, no more neutrality is actually good for the internet.
5
Smyllie accepted war-time neutrality as the only policy possible in the circumstances.
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My job is innocuous by comparison and takes a quite different direction.'
2
Military advice to us, offered in a form that looks completely innocuous.
3
They-theinnocuous ones here in Camp Hale-werethe ones at greatest risk.
4
Claude seemed barely real to me: a paper clown, innocuous and laughable.
5
A seemingly innocuous Windows feature designed to protect users underscores that point.
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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.
Usage of innocuousness in English
1
This is erroneous and is based upon the assumed inefficacy and innocuousness of judicial injunctions.
2
The legality or otherwise of the use of chemical preservatives, therefore, hinges upon their innocuousness.
3
That's me, Oscar said in a voice so full of cheerful innocuousness that he could have shot himself for it.
4
How better to demonstrate the alleged innocuousness of passive smoking than to compare it to the proven killer, nicotine addiction?
5
Eve made the introductions, her gaze darting to the end of the couch where two suitcases waited with feigned innocuousness.
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We are apt to turn from the nauseating innocuousness of the truly good and to thank God for a modicum of interesting sin.
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He also opened the diary at a page carefully selected for its innocuousness and gave Willett a glimpse of Curwen's connected handwriting in English.
Frequent collocations
Innocuousness through the time