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inoffensive

[in-uh-fen-siv] / ˌɪn əˈfɛn sɪv /


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“It’s bright, busy, inoffensive and exactly the opposite of the weird, dark, edgy 1993 movie adaptation. That may be better for the business of Mario, but it’s not exactly terribly interesting either.”

From Los Angeles Times

It’s bright, busy, inoffensive and exactly the opposite of the weird, dark, edgy 1993 movie adaptation.

From Los Angeles Times

Goodman’s prose most closely resembles the language of ChatGPT: at once familiar and slightly awkward, as if Goodman himself weren’t quite conscious of the things he was writing, and always pointedly inoffensive.

From Washington Post

The nursery must be Instagrammable with wooden toys in neutral colors or a whimsical play tent in an inoffensive gray shade.

From New York Times

He repeatedly expresses unhappiness that Keanu Reeves, surely the most inoffensive person imaginable, is still alive.

From Washington Post