Innocuous is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INNOCUOUS in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• harmless
• not harmful or offensive
• Harmless; producing no ill effect; innocent.
• not injurious to physical or mental health
• not causing disapproval
• lacking intent or capacity to injure
• not harmful
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• producing no injury; harmless

Words related to INNOCUOUS

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Words that contain INNOCUOUS

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How to use INNOCUOUS in a sentence

• Even apparently innocuous public boards can, and sometimes do, harbor secret areas known only to a few.
• In appearance he was surely most innocuous, but Nash had spoken, and in such matters they were all willing to take his word with a childlike faith.
• I fell out with Mudaliar over an innocuous remark in my column.
• The intentions of Henry himself were, however, as was subsequently proved, of a far less innocuous tendency than those for which others so erroneously gave him credit.
• Grassi mentions an innocuous and yet conclusive experiment that every one can try.
• On its own this would be innocuous, but it is part of a context which could lead to inferences adverse to Captain Gemmell being drawn from the paragraphs complained of.
• Innocuous as that weapon was, in close quarters its effects, if only temporary, was to some purpose.
• They have always felt that an admixture of human error is perfectly innocuous where there is a living spirit present to interpret the teaching of Scripture to the hearts of men.
• Their prophecies are at present innocuous and lightly heeded.
• But in spite of its innocuous character, Freemasonry, merely by reason of its secrecy, soon began to excite alarm in the public mind.
• Hanlon sat sipping his innocuous drink, looking about him quietly.
• It can not be too strongly insisted upon that the poor and mediocre verse which has always been produced by every age is practically innocuous.
• Darwin imputed this to a constitutional difference accompanying the dark color, which rendered what was poisonous to the white colored animals quite innocuous to the black.
• If the tea that I had swallowed was innocuous, no harm was done and I was rid of my pursuer.
• At best they are merely innocuous when they are not offensive.
• And doubtless long generations of familiarity with it had made it wholly normal, pleasant, and innocuous to these super-Arabs.
• He was merely expressing a certain and innocuous truth.
• It was exactly as innocuous as he had believed it to be.
• At the end of the year he retired to the privacy of his home at Monticello, where he remained in seclusion, not wholly innocuous, until the end of 1796.
• Nothing but an incessant watering of the workings in such cases will render the dust innocuous.
• And I am your higher authority! You can freeze people even in the most innocuous situations, Gabriele.
• He is asking for permission to speak, probably as soon as comrade Davidssohn has finished making his innocuous suggestions of minor reforms to relieve discomforts in the trenches.

Similar words containing NOCUOU without suffix s and without prefix in

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