Inoffensive is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INOFFENSIVE in dictionary:

ADJECTIVE:
• causing no harm or injury, also UNOFFENSIVE
• not objectionable or harmful
• Giving no offense, or provocation; causing no uneasiness, annoyance, or disturbance; as, an inoffensive man, answer, appearance.
• Harmless; doing no injury or mischief.
• Not obstructing; presenting no interruption bindrance.
• not causing anger or annoyance
• substituting a mild term for a harsher or distasteful one
• causing no harm or injury

Words related to INOFFENSIVE

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Words that contain INOFFENSIVE

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How to use INOFFENSIVE in a sentence

• One day an inoffensive old fellow of sixty, who refused him a tip for his insolence, was lighting his pipe, when the coachman struck it out of his mouth.
• It says a great deal for the mild and inoffensive nature of the snake.
• A young fellow, apparently in somewhat better circumstances, who came to take the seat beside me from preference, listened to my reasoning with inoffensive smiles.
• He had been anxious to go through the world in an inoffensive manner, and now he had the guilt of blood upon him.
• This inoffensive and virtuous man, and Iris faithful wife, had been for some time before the period we are describing, under the shadow of deep affliction.
• He was a powerful young fellow, quiet and inoffensive in his manners, and possessed of great natural talents.
• Whether teaching school in Switzerland, or giving French lessons in America, he was the kindest-hearted and most inoffensive of gentlemen.
• They dare not face the most contemptible enemy, but they spare not the weak and inoffensive of any class, age, or sex.
• These people, however, were unarmed, and it did not require a very practised eye to see that they were inoffensive.
• It is only the gaiety of the imagination which is truly inoffensive.
• Not even a soldier had been killed, but only an inoffensive cow.
• The mate was comparatively a gentle and inoffensive lamb.
• The aboriginal tribes of Australia are of a low-class black race, but generally peaceful and inoffensive in their habits.
• The Indian was not the quiet, inoffensive innocent presented in Cuba at its discovery.
• Keeping to this inoffensive posture, I was the more hurt when I found her gratitude fade with the hour.
• I would have stooped to his forehead, but he put up his arm with an extremely boyish, inoffensive gesture, almost with a sob, I thought, to draw me closer.
• All the swearing he wanted to do and dared not do at Albert, he did at his inoffensive subordinates.
• Among the inoffensive guests were old Gabriel Hamburg, the scholar, and young Joseph Strelitski, the student, who sat together.
• There were dozens of boats in the business, which had suddenly sprung up that morning, the sea being then fairly inoffensive for the first time since the height of the storm.
• The gods are good poetic material and are sure to afford popular, or at least inoffensive, reading.
• They were inoffensive in mind and manners, rather simple, somewhat affected and very vain, quarrelling with no person under the sun, except Sibylla.
• Naturally inoffensive and gentle, he was continually obliged to do violence to his conscience by obeying the witch.
• She no longer lingered in the vestibule, for those highly cherished exchanges of inoffensive gossip that constituted her social life.

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