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Meanings of unoffending in English
Portuguese
inofensivo Not causing anger or annoyance.
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Spanish
inofensivo Usage of unoffending in English
1
Mr. Shelmardine frowned and switched the unoffending daisies viciously with his cane.
2
Her own inordinate happiness and fortune had robbed this unoffending young couple.
3
Was it that I might cheat my unoffending cousin of her rights?
4
Aggression begot aggression, the unoffending negro, the provoking cause, a passive agent.
5
Where, oh where, Blesus, hast thou thrown his unoffending and mangled corpse?
6
The only mechanical device used by the President is a simple, unoffending golf-club.
7
She was one of the most unoffending little countries in Europe.
8
In one instance, an unoffending invalid was wantonly slain in his own house.
9
He stamped about the room and kicked unoffending chairs out of the way.
10
With this succinct advice Jean made a fresh onslaught on the unoffending wardrobe.
11
Harley groaned again and smote the unoffending window-sill with his hand.
12
These unoffending lads they selected as the objects of their revenge.
13
To the peaceable, unoffending inhabitants it brings neither danger nor difficulty.
14
With all this, he was a perfect, unoffending gentleman in word and act.
15
What they can do with one simple, unoffending, white-cloth cricket-hat passes all belief.
16
HOMOEOPATHY is an uncalled-for aggression upon an unoffending doctrine and its peaceful advocates.
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