Definition Synonyms
Definition of inoffensive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
mildnot unpleasant or offensive
- The movie was inoffensive but not very exciting.
2.
harmlessnot likely to provoke dissent or offense
- His jokes are always inoffensive and light-hearted..
Origin of inoffensive
Latin, in (not) + offensivus (offensive)
Terms with inoffensive included in their meaning
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inoffensive
not intended to harm or offend
inoffensive
does not cause any trouble or offense
inoffensive
music lacking extreme or controversial elements
inoffensive
not likely to provoke dissent or offense
politics
inoffensive to right-leaning individuals or groups
harmless or inoffensive
quality of not causing harm or offense
Examples of inoffensive in a sentence
The decor was simple and inoffensive. The movie was inoffensive, suitable for all ages. Her comments were inoffensive, causing no upset.
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- French:inoffensif, ...
- German:harmlos, ...
- Italian:innocuo, ...
- Spanish:inofensivo, inocuo, ...
- Portuguese:inofensivo, ...
- Chinese:无伤大雅的, 不会冒犯人的, ...
- Japanese:穏やかな, ...
- Arabic:غَيْرُ مُسِيء, غَيْر مُؤْذٍ, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא פּוֹגְעָנִי, לֹא מַעֲלִיב, ...
- Russian:безобидный, ...
- Ukrainian:нешкідливий, ...
- Hindi:अहानिकर, अनापत्तिजनक, ...
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