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Meanings of innocuous in inglés
Not injurious to physical or mental health.
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Examples for "nonhazardous"
Examples for "nonhazardous"
1
Each envelope has held a similar nonhazardous substance.
2
Conclusions: Ultrasonography is much easier to perform, less time-consuming, and less expensive than PET and it is nonhazardous; therefore, it is ideal for follow-up procedures.
1
Its role in this campaign will be a cameo-helpfulto McCain, a little less so to Gore, unperilous to Bush and Bradley.
Usage of innocuous in inglés
1
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.
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A seemingly innocuous Windows feature designed to protect users underscores that point.
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Perhaps he felt the answers were innocuous enough that they didn't matter.
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A simple, innocuous action like lighting a cigarette is fraught with danger.
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Relatively innocuous, it looked on paper, and destined for a blanket finish.
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Thirdly, that in reality the Illuminati were perfectly innocuous and even praiseworthy.
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In the fading light, the chain links look as innocuous as usual.
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The great political problem of the age was to make him innocuous.
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It all started from a seemingly innocuous article in a local freesheet.
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Jonathan Trott was even more innocuous and also allowed only two overs.
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To keep Scotland innocuous was a primary object with the Tudor King.
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She had the fatal facility for innocuous expression common to her class.
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Rooney's injury came from an innocuous-looking tumble on the Stamford Bridge turf.
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Innocuous across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common