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innocuous Adjective having no adverse or harmful effect [Latin innocuus]
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innocuous Translationsinnocuous adj innocuous [iˈnokjuəs] harmless This drug was at first mistakenly thought to be innocuous.onskadelikغَير ضار، غَيْر مُؤْذٍбезвреденneškodnýharmløs; uskadeligunschädlichαβλαβήςinocuo, inofensivoohutuبی ضررvaaratoninoffensifלא מַזִיקहानि न करने वालाneškodljivártalmatlantak berbahayameinlaus, hættulausinnocuo無害の해가 없는nekenksmingasnekaitīgstak berbahayaonschadelijkuskadelig, harmløsnieszkodliwyinofensivoinofensivбезвредныйneškodnýneškodljivbezopasanoskadlig, ofarligซึ่งไม่มีอันตรายzararsız, tehlikesiz無害的нешкідливий, неотруйнийبے ضررvô hại无害的 |
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| Dundes speculates that John Henry's long popularity with white Americans may result from his innocuousness (569). You need a certain kind of innocuousness to appeal to that. The inherent innocuousness of Gotscho' s work is underscored by the exhibition's rag-trade (agnes b. |
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