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Inimical

Definition:

Inimical is an adjective that describes something or someone as harmful, hostile, or unfriendly, posing a potential threat or danger.

Senses:

Sense 1:

Opposed in nature or effect; adverse, harmful.

Example sentence: The tropical climate is inimical to the growth of certain plant species.

Sense 2:

Hostile or unfriendly; intending harm or obstruction.

Example sentence: The contentious neighbors exhibited inimical behavior towards each other.

Sense 3:

Contrary or harmful to one's own interests.

Example sentence: Engaging in unhealthy habits is inimical to maintaining good physical and mental well-being.

Usage:

Inimical can be used to describe various situations, objects, or individuals that are perceived as harmful, hostile, or unfavorable. It often emphasizes the potential harm or danger posed.

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