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[ UK /ɪnklˈɛmənt/ ]
[ US /ˈɪnkɫɪmənt, ˌɪnˈkɫɛmənt/ ]
ADJECTIVE
  1. (of weather or climate) severe
  2. used of persons or behavior; showing no clemency or mercy
    the harsh sentence of an inclement judge

How To Use inclement In A Sentence

  • They made detailed plans for an outing, but they reckoned without the possibility of inclement weather.
  • If you want to see real streeties, inclement weather is usually the best time.
  • Because of last week's inclement weather some areas previously searched were revisited yesterday.
  • A good but not perfect system since traffic problems and inclement weather sometimes cause production delays.
  • Frequent frosts or inclement weather kill off pests that would be devastating to crops, or plague-carrying insects that affect the population.
  • But the state of my health is such that a return to Ancelstierre seems prudent, away from this inclement air. LIRAEL: DAUGHTER OF THE CLAYR
  • The programme is also a great choice for the cyclist who wants to take an outdoor programme inside during inclement weather.
  • A cockpit dodger or awning is a must with this design for adequate ventilation of the cabin in inclement weather.
  • Worn smooth by years of inclement weather and pollution, the engraved lettering was still legible. CHAMELEON
  • In inclement weather, it feels particularly snug pausing in the lounge with a book, or looking out to the turbulent sea through its large windows.
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