innocuous in Greek
innocuous in Greek is αβλαβής — innocuous means not harmful; unlikely to cause damage or upset.
innocuous in Greek
αβλαβής
Pronounced: avlavis
What does "innocuous" mean?
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adj Not harmful; unlikely to cause damage or upset.
"It seemed like an innocuous comment, but it started an argument."
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innocuous in a sentence
- It seemed like an innocuous comment, but it started an argument.
- The chemical is innocuous in small amounts.
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What is "innocuous" in Greek?
"innocuous" in Greek is αβλαβής. innocuous means: Not harmful; unlikely to cause damage or upset.
How do you pronounce αβλαβής?
"innocuous" in Greek is αβλαβής, pronounced "avlavis".
How do you use "innocuous" in a sentence?
Example: "It seemed like an innocuous comment, but it started an argument." In Greek, "innocuous" is αβλαβής.
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