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innoxious

 

Definitions from WordNet

Adjective innoxious has 1 sense
  1. innoxious - having no adverse effect
    Antonyms:
    noxious, harmful (indirect, via innocuous)

Definitions from the Web

Term: innoxious

Definition:

(adjective) Not harmful; innocent; not causing damage or injury.

Sense 1:

(adjective) Having no toxic or harmful effects on living organisms.

Example sentence:

The research team confirmed that the newly developed pesticide was completely innoxious to honeybees.

Sense 2:

(adjective) Not offensive or provocative; having no potential for causing harm emotionally or mentally.

Example sentence:

She delivered the criticism with innoxious words, ensuring her friend's feelings were not hurt.

Sense 3:

(adjective) Characterized by lacking danger or harm in a specific context.

Example sentence:

Despite its fierce appearance, the snake proved to be innoxious and posed no threat to humans.

Sense 4 (Popular usage):

(adjective) Widely accepted or well-liked; having a positive reputation among the general public.

Example sentence:

The band's latest album has gained innoxious popularity, attracting fans across various age groups.

Sense 5 (Local usage):

(adjective) Known or used primarily within a specific local community or region.

Example sentence:

The dish served at the restaurant has become a local innoxious delicacy, loved by residents and frequently recommended to tourists.

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