inimicitious (Meaning)
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inimicitious (a.)
Inimical; unfriendly.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inimicitious
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inimicitious Sentence Examples
- The two nations maintained a remarkably inimicitious relationship despite their geographic proximity.
- The inimicitious atmosphere between the rivals made any attempt at reconciliation impossible.
- The inimicitious nature of the debate prevented any productive discussion from taking place.
- The inimicitious intent behind the words was evident in their tone and delivery.
- The inimicitious relationship between the business partners caused irreparable harm to the company.
- The inimicitious rivalry between the two siblings overshadowed any semblance of affection they once shared.
- The inimicitious feud between the families had been passed down for generations, poisoning their hearts.
- The inimicitious attitude of the authority figure stifled creativity and innovation within the team.
- The inimicitious gossip spread through the town like wildfire, destroying reputations and tearing apart relationships.
- Despite their attempts at reconciliation, the inimicitious shadow of the past continued to haunt them.
FAQs About the word inimicitious
Inimical; unfriendly.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The two nations maintained a remarkably inimicitious relationship despite their geographic proximity.
The inimicitious atmosphere between the rivals made any attempt at reconciliation impossible.
The inimicitious nature of the debate prevented any productive discussion from taking place.
The inimicitious intent behind the words was evident in their tone and delivery.
