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in·imi·cal [ɪ'nɪmɪkəl] ADJ form

- Sinonimi za inimical:

1. inimical (harmful):

inimical

to be inimical to sth

biti štetan za nešto form

2. inimical (hostile):

inimical

to be inimical to sth/sb

biti nepogodan za nešto/nekoga

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Surveillance and secrecy will never be attractive features of a democratic government, but they are not inimical to it, either. en.wikipedia.org

To permit camping would be totally inimical to these purposes. en.wikipedia.org

But her plays and non-fiction feature layered characters and plot twists that are often irrelevant or even inimical to liberal and socialist tenets. en.wikipedia.org

People were instructed not to fear any supernatural or temporal powers of malignant or inimical character. en.wikipedia.org

That which is inimical to his life and well-being, that which is inimical to his nature and needs as a living being, he disvalues. en.wikipedia.org

Another element of the comprehensive campaign is writing, introducing and seeking the passage of local, county, state or federal legislation inimical to the employer's business interests. en.wikipedia.org

This practice caused conict with the clergy, who perceived the government's efforts as inimical to their inuence and authority in traditional religious matters. en.wikipedia.org

The conflict is thus not so much a matter of good and evil as indifferent and inimical. en.wikipedia.org

Owing to some inimical reports about him, he was arrested and imprisoned, but soon released. en.wikipedia.org

Although these ends could be harmful to other people, no form of magic was considered inimical in itself. en.wikipedia.org

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