inimicable

English

Etymology

From in- (“not”) +‎ amicable (“friendly”).

Adjective

inimicable (comparative more inimicable, superlative most inimicable)

  1. (US) (rare) Inimical (harmful, hostile).

Usage notes

Not to be confused with inimitable (“beyond imitation”).

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