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inhospitable Adjective 1. not welcoming; unfriendly 2. (of a place or climate) not easy to live in; harsh
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inhospitable adjective 1. bleak, empty, bare, hostile, lonely, forbidding, barren, sterile, desolate, unfavourable, uninhabitable, godforsaken adjective 2. unfriendly, unwelcoming, uncongenial, cool, unkind, xenophobic, ungenerous, unsociable, unreceptive << OPPOSITE hospitable Translations adj inhospitable [inhəˈspitəbl] not welcoming guests; not friendly towards strangers She could not refuse to invite them in without seeming inhospitable. ongasvry غَيْر مِضْياف، فاتِر негостоприемен nepohostinný ugæstfi ungastlich αφιλόξενος inhospitalario külalislahkusetu نا مهمان نواز epävieraanvarainen inhospitalier לא מַכנִיס אוֹרְחִים असत्कारी, अशरणदायी negostoljubiv nem vendégszerető tidak ramah ógestrisinn inospitale 不親切な 불친절한 nesvetingas neviesmīlīgs tidak suka menerima menantu ongastvrij, onherbergzaam ugjestfri, uvennlig niegościnny inóspito neospitalier негостеприимный nepohostinný, nevľúdny negostoljuben negostoljubiv ogästvänlig ซึ่งไม่ต้อนรับ konuk sevmez 不好客的 негостинний غیر مہمان نواز không hiếu khách 不好客的 How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| Wild horses would not drag from me the name of a certain river in the north whose narrow estuary is inhospitable and dangerous, and whose docks are like a nightmare of dreariness and misery. If not specially observed, it was observable that while a Frayser who was not the proud possessor of a sumptuous copy of the ancestral "poetical works" (printed at the family expense, and long ago withdrawn from an inhospitable market) was a rare Frayser indeed, there was an illogical indisposition to honor the great deceased in the person of his spiritual successor. Incensed at this preparation on the hermit's part for making good his inhospitable purpose, the knight struck the door so furiously with his foot, that posts as well as staples shook with violence. |
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