inclement in Irish
inclement in Irish is anróiteach — inclement means unpleasantly cold, wet or stormy, said of the weather.
inclement in Irish
anróiteach
Stormy, of rough weather; not clement.
What does "inclement" mean?
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adjective Unpleasantly cold, wet or stormy, said of the weather.
"Play was abandoned because of inclement weather."
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adjective Showing no mercy or mildness towards others.
"An inclement judge was the last thing the defence wanted."
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inclement in a sentence
- Play was abandoned because of inclement weather.
- The ferry does not run in inclement conditions.
- An inclement judge was the last thing the defence wanted.
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What is "inclement" in Irish?
"inclement" in Irish is anróiteach. inclement means: Unpleasantly cold, wet or stormy, said of the weather.
How do you use "inclement" in a sentence?
Example: "Play was abandoned because of inclement weather." In Irish, "inclement" is anróiteach.
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