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Significados de innocuous en inglés

portugués
inócuo
catalán
innocu

Not injurious to physical or mental health.

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inócuo

Not presenting any danger.

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Examples for "unobjectionable"
Examples for "unobjectionable"
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We are connected to it, not apart from it. Sounds unobjectionable, right?
Wired
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Many people in Scotland would find Massie's remarks unobjectionable, if not self-evident.
The Guardian
3
If we did, then the ground of it would be proved unobjectionable.'
Wilfrid Cumbermede
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Her habits, etc., must be unobjectionable-sheshould be chosen by a physician.
Mother's Remedies / Over One Thousand Tried and Tested Remedies ...
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Coming as it did, this offer was not only unobjectionable, but tempting.
Democracy, an American novel

Lacking intent or capacity to injure.

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Uso de innocuous en inglés
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My job is innocuous by comparison and takes a quite different direction.'
Self's punishment
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Military advice to us, offered in a form that looks completely innocuous.
Perilous Shield
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They-theinnocuous ones here in Camp Hale-werethe ones at greatest risk.
A Long Way from Home
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Claude seemed barely real to me: a paper clown, innocuous and laughable.
The Girls
5
A seemingly innocuous Windows feature designed to protect users underscores that point.
Wired
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Perhaps he felt the answers were innocuous enough that they didn't matter.
Faefever
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A simple, innocuous action like lighting a cigarette is fraught with danger.
The corfu trilogy
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Relatively innocuous, it looked on paper, and destined for a blanket finish.
The Irish Times
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Thirdly, that in reality the Illuminati were perfectly innocuous and even praiseworthy.
Secret Societies And Subversive Movements
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In the fading light, the chain links look as innocuous as usual.
Catching Fire
11
The great political problem of the age was to make him innocuous.
Medieval Europe
12
It all started from a seemingly innocuous article in a local freesheet.
The Irish Times
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Jonathan Trott was even more innocuous and also allowed only two overs.
The Guardian
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To keep Scotland innocuous was a primary object with the Tudor King.
England under the Tudors
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She had the fatal facility for innocuous expression common to her class.
A Circuit Rider's Wife
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Rooney's injury came from an innocuous-looking tumble on the Stamford Bridge turf.
The Guardian
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inócuo
Innocuous a través del tiempo
Innocuous por variante geográfica
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