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Meanings of inoffensive in English
Usage of inoffensive in English
1
However inoffensive they might have been before, they were now a threat.
2
I am as inoffensive as a stained-glass saint in a chapel window.
3
The playlist included R. & B.-botholdies and contemporary-andsome inoffensive rap.
4
He went on boasting, but he did it in an inoffensive way.
5
Arthur was the first of the current season, and was comparatively inoffensive.
6
The Germans of South Australia are quiet and inoffensive, frugal and industrious.
7
Perhaps his fault rather lay in his inoffensive disposition-hesubmitted too easily.
8
Toddleworth was as inoffensive a creature as you'd meet in a day.
9
The toad, however, is one of the most inoffensive of all animals.
10
The nation had never known such an inoffensive march of an army.
11
Those who would torture and kill these inoffensive people have human forms.
12
Most of these wines are popular because they are dull and inoffensive.
13
From an Olympian pinnacle of indifference he calmly surveyed their inoffensive antics.
14
It's inoffensive fun even if it's not all that engaging or funny.
15
Mercy, though so quiet and inoffensive, had depth and strength of character.
16
They were rather sickly looking, but had intelligent faces and inoffensive expressions.
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Inoffensive across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common