harmless (Meaning)
harmless (a)
not causing or capable of causing harm
harmless (a.)
Free from harm; unhurt; as, to give bond to save another harmless.
Free from power or disposition to harm; innocent; inoffensive.
Synonyms & Antonyms of harmless
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- mischievous
- detrimental
- poisonous
- noxious
- detrimental
- prejudicial
- wicked
- pernicious
- hurtful
- adverse
- injurious
- damaging
- ill
- ill
- deleterious
- evil
- harmful
- harmful
- adverse
- baneful
- dangerous
- hurtful
- pernicious
- deleterious
- wicked
- damaging
- prejudicial
- evil
- bad
- mischievous
- noxious
- injurious
- baneful
- dangerous
- bad
- poisonous
Synonyms:
Antonyms:
- venomous
- unwholesome
- sinister
- nasty
- venomous
- unsound
- unsound
- unhealthful
- nocuous
- baleful
- risky
- fatal
- menacing
- deadly
- menacing
- threatening
- lethal
- unhealthy
- ominous
- nasty
- risky
- deadly
- perilous
- painful
- lethal
- unhealthful
- unhealthy
- threatening
- painful
- unsafe
- unwholesome
- nocuous
- fatal
- offensive
- hazardous
- sinister
- unsafe
- perilous
- ominous
- baleful
- offensive
- hazardous
harmless Sentence Examples
- The elderly dog posed no threat, as it was completely harmless.
- The snake's venom was reported to be mild and harmless to humans.
- The new drug had shown promising results with minimal and harmless side effects.
- Despite its menacing appearance, the large spider was actually harmless and beneficial to the environment.
- The child carelessly played with the harmless butterfly, marveling at its delicate wings.
- The buzzing bees seemed frightening, but they were surprisingly harmless and only interested in collecting nectar.
- The harmless prank brought laughter and amusement to the onlookers.
- The train rolled by quietly, its presence as harmless and unassuming as a passing breeze.
- The spilled water was harmless, but it still created a slippery hazard on the floor.
- The harmless joke put a smile on everyone's face, diffusing the tense atmosphere.
FAQs About the word harmless
not causing or capable of causing harmFree from harm; unhurt; as, to give bond to save another harmless., Free from power or disposition to harm; innocent; inof
innocent, safe,benign, innocuous, inoffensive, healthy, mild, benignant, sound, healthful
mischievous, detrimental, poisonous, noxious, detrimental, prejudicial, wicked, pernicious, hurtful, adverse
The elderly dog posed no threat, as it was completely harmless.
The snake's venom was reported to be mild and harmless to humans.
The new drug had shown promising results with minimal and harmless side effects.
Despite its menacing appearance, the large spider was actually harmless and beneficial to the environment.
