Word of the Day for Tuesday, October 23, 2007

inimical \ih-NIM-ih-kul\, adjective:

1. Having the disposition or temper of an enemy; unfriendly; unfavorable.
2. Opposed in tendency, influence, or effects; antagonistic; adverse.

Comments

on Oct 23, 2007

Many people in my family are inimical to strangers.

on Oct 23, 2007

This cold, windy weather is inimical to my immune system. Hopefully my immune system is far more inimical than the weather.

~Zoo

on Oct 23, 2007

I always liked this word. But rarely use it as it is inimical to my normal conversations.

on Oct 23, 2007

Many people in my family are inimical to family. It pays to enrich your word power.

on Oct 23, 2007

Many people in my family are inimical to family.

on Oct 23, 2007

Math is inimical to my religion. My personal "cedarbird" religion, that is.

I like it! And now, I shall use it, forever!!

on Oct 23, 2007

While having inimical feelings to working for a living, I know I need to pay my bills.

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