inimicous Antonyms
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Meaning of inimicous
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inimicous (a.)
Inimical; hurtful.
inimicous Sentence Examples
- The chilly wind was inimicous to the delicate flowers, shriveling their petals.
- The oppressive heat rendered the task inimicous, saping our energy and resolve.
- The politician's controversial speech created an inimicous atmosphere within the community.
- The two factions engaged in a protracted and inimicous conflict that threatened to tear the nation apart.
- The dismissive tone of the email was inimicous to our collaboration efforts.
- The hostile takeover bid introduced an inimicous element into the otherwise cordial business relationship.
- The acrimonious divorce proceedings created an inimicous divide between the once-loving spouses.
- The toxic environment at the workplace proved inimicous to our productivity and morale.
- The misinformation campaign spread by our rivals created an inimicous climate for our organization.
- The incessant rain and flooding made travel inimicous, isolating entire communities.
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Inimical; hurtful.
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The chilly wind was inimicous to the delicate flowers, shriveling their petals.
The oppressive heat rendered the task inimicous, saping our energy and resolve.
The politician's controversial speech created an inimicous atmosphere within the community.
The two factions engaged in a protracted and inimicous conflict that threatened to tear the nation apart.
