offenseless Antonyms
Strongest:
- goodness
- virtue
- innocence
- goodness
- impeccability
- noncrime
- innocence
- virtue
- righteousness
- noncrime
- impeccability
- morality
- morality
- blamelessness
- righteousness
- blamelessness
Strong:
- faultlessness
- virtuousness
- guiltlessness
- virtuousness
- guiltlessness
- faultlessness
- irreproachability
- irreproachability
Weak:
No Weak antonyms found.
Strongest:
Strong:
- malefaction
- misdemeanor
- breach
- debt
- trespass
- felony
- sin
- violation
- error
- lawbreaking
- transgression
- wrongdoing
- misdeed
Weak:
Meaning of offenseless
offenseless (s)
incapable of offending or attacking
offenseless (a.)
Unoffending; inoffensive.
offenseless Sentence Examples
- The speaker's inoffensive remarks elicited no controversy.
- The child's innocent curiosity often led to offenseless questions.
- The artwork was designed to be offenseless, appealing to a wide audience.
- The politician's offenseless speech failed to inspire or provoke.
- The reporter's offenseless writing style avoided bias and sensationalism.
- The company's offenseless advertising campaign aimed to attract customers without alienating anyone.
- The teacher created an offenseless lesson plan that respected all cultures and beliefs.
- The museum exhibit was curated to be offenseless, ensuring a welcoming and inclusive experience.
- The offenseless nature of the movie made it suitable for a wide age range.
- The song's lyrics were offenseless, containing no profanity or hurtful messages.
FAQs About the word offenseless
incapable of offending or attackingUnoffending; inoffensive.
crime, malefaction, misdemeanor, breach, debt, trespass, felony, sin,violation, error
goodness, virtue,innocence, goodness, impeccability, noncrime, innocence, virtue, righteousness, noncrime
The speaker's inoffensive remarks elicited no controversy.
The child's innocent curiosity often led to offenseless questions.
The artwork was designed to be offenseless, appealing to a wide audience.
The politician's offenseless speech failed to inspire or provoke.
