What does inamiable mean?
Inamiable means Disagreeable, off-putting..
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/ɪnˈeɪ.mi.ə.bəl/ · adjective
Disagreeable, off-putting..
Homer has been blamed for making his hero Achilles of too brutal and inamiable a character.
If this be granted, it seems extraordinary that the most inamiable Qualities, and malignant Passions are attributed, without scruple, to the objects of Heathen Idolatry.
Presently, no country is sufficiently certain of itself to pretend to remain alone in thought and act; there is always something better to take from another. Therefore, the Panamericanism, in Europe, cannot and should not occur to anybody as presenting anything distateful or inamiable.
It is one of the inamiable traits of the modern mass mind that magnanimity and good will are too often overshadowed by the forces of hatred and revenge.
This makes GIS a very complex system and inamiable to new users.
Use inamiable when its meaning, tone and grammar fit the full sentence. A synonym is not always a direct replacement.
Inamiable means Disagreeable, off-putting..
Common synonyms include unamiable.
The opposite depends on the specific sense.
Homer has been blamed for making his hero Achilles of too brutal and inamiable a character.
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