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Comparative
more inhospitable
Superlative
most inhospitable
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unwelcoming or unfriendly towards others, making others feel uncomfortable in their presence
- The innkeeper was inhospitable, showing no warmth or kindness to her guests.
- He found his new neighbor to be inhospitable, as they rarely acknowledged his greetings.
- Her inhospitable attitude towards newcomers made it difficult for them to integrate into the community.
- The boss's inhospitable demeanor created a tense atmosphere in the workplace.
- The inhospitable host made the dinner party an awkward and unpleasant experience for everyone.
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providing an environment where life or growth is difficult or impossible
- The planet's inhospitable atmosphere rendered it unfit for human habitation.
- They found the region inhospitable, with few resources and extreme weather.
- The inhospitable conditions in the area have led to very few inhabitants.
- The cold and inhospitable conditions of the Arctic made it a difficult place to live.
- The area's inhospitable soil couldn't support the crops they tried to plant.
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