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Date:
1500-1600
Language:
Late Latin
Origin:
inimicalis, from
Latin
inimicus;
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inimical
adjective
in‧im‧i‧cal
formal
making it difficult for something to exist or happen
:
a cold, inimical climate
inimical to
conditions inimical to development
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