Inimical is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INIMICAL in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• hostile
• tending to obstruct or harm
• unfriendly; hostile
• unfavourable or hostile
• Having the disposition or temper of an enemy; unfriendly; unfavorable; -- chiefly applied to private, as hostile is to public, enmity.
• Opposed in tendency, influence, or effects; antagonistic; inconsistent; incompatible; adverse; repugnant.
• not friendly

Words related to INIMICAL

inimically17 inimicalness16

Words that contain INIMICAL

inimically17 inimicality18 inimicalness16 inimicalities17 inimicalnesses18

How to use INIMICAL in a sentence

• The members of this patrician troop were chosen from the most noble and opulent families, particularly those who were deemed inimical to the French connection.
• She was easily taken in by any of those veiled, inimical spectres of the cross-roads that youth mistakes for destiny.
• I wished that their youthful relations had been inimical, not friendly.
• A thousand little things cropped out to prove that the intimacy between their man and the shrewd lawyers for the opposition was inimical to their best interests.
• Then the valleys were shunned as inimical to human kind.
• And as they floated above the river, going from forest to forest, their splendour was matched by the inimical beauty of the birds who darted out to pursue them.
• Whether Bassett were friendly or inimical, he was convinced that he knew or was finding out something concerning himself which David was keeping from him.
• The town, which had seemed inimical for so long, appeared to him suddenly to be holding out friendly hands.
• The Protestants were all inimical to him, and he was involved in desperate antagonism with his energetic brother Matthias.
• Gustavus Adolphus, of Sweden, was personally inimical to Ferdinand, in consequence of injuries he had received at his hands.
• Show him that his actions are inimical to his fellow-men, and he will pause.
• Although the proper names are wanting, it is certain that some persons inimical to the revolution urged it to deplorable excesses.
• It is evident that by long cultivation soils gradually have diffused through them something that proves inimical to the disease that produces stump foot.
• Neither paper seems inimical to the book, but I see it produces a very different effect on different natures.
• Yet the sensation of life, inimical life, lurking in the depths of the wood, under the water, bore in upon him.
• So there is a monotony about them, and their reader is apt to cry out that mysticism is inimical to art.
• Now an inimical force of Nature threatened to rob him of them and of his remuneration as well.
• With such information in their possession, the Corps would know if it was anything inimical to the peace and security of the Federation, and would take the necessary steps.
• What had happened, he did not know save that what raged about him now was a warring of inimical forces, perhaps both feeding on each other even as they strove for mastery.
• It is the play of these men to remove every one inimical to their success, and they, having marked your identity, have conceived a scheme to drop you out.
• The person, however, who now directed the councils of the United States was inimical to the interests of Great.
• Personal, family, or national feuds render some more inimical than others, but always from a desire to guard their own interests, never out of a delight in evil for its own sake.
• But this intrusion was not necessarily of inimical significance, he argued.
• Even when he had gone into that vile strip between the trenches, there had been a general direction for the inimical.
• Somewhat, also, may be forgiven to those who have been misled by the misrepresentations of a portion of our press, and offended by the inimical spirit of your own.
• The conduct of man in this regard is only like that of the animal which destroys the one that is inimical to the pack or herd.
• The mention of an air-raid rendered her definitely inimical.
• Officers notoriously inimical to Washington, yet upon whom he would be forced to rely, were promoted.
• Another, the theory of addition, assumed that in the course of the disease substances inimical to the bacteria were formed.
• I know little about the author of this article except that he has acquired prominence in a section of the country that has always been inimical to my heart and mind.

Similar words containing IMIC without suffix al and without prefix in

mimic11 mimics12 bulimic13 cimices13 mimical13 mimicry16 bulimics14 mimicked19 mimicker18 analcimic15 mimickers19 mimicking20 mimicries15 semimicro15 biomimicry21 cherubimic21 fimicolous17 inimically17 isocheimic19 limicoline14 limicolous14 pantomimic18 amphimictic24 chimichanga24 inimicality18 millimicron17 biomimicries20 chimichangas25 inimicalness16 inimicitious16 millimicrons18 pantomimical20 antimicrobial19 inimicalities17 antimicrobials20 inimicalnesses18 pantomimically25

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