inimical
/ɪˈnɪmɪkəl/
adjective
- Harmful or unfavorable; tending to cause damage or hinder progress.
- The constant noise was inimical to the students' concentration.
- A lack of sleep is inimical to good performance at work.
- Smoking is inimical to your health.
- Unfriendly or hostile in nature or attitude.
- The rival companies had an inimical relationship for decades.
- The two leaders exchanged inimical glances during the meeting.
- Her inimical tone made it clear she did not want to cooperate.
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