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Definition of «inclement»

The word "inclement" refers to harsh, severe or unfavorable weather conditions. It can also be used to describe any other adverse or unpleasant situation that is caused by external factors such as natural disasters, economic downturns, political instability etc. In short, the term "inclement" implies anything that is contrary to our expectations and causes hardship or difficulty in living conditions.

Usage examples

  1. The weather forecast predicts inclement conditions with heavy rain and strong winds.
  2. Due to inclement weather, the school canceled all outdoor activities for the day.
  3. Workers were advised to stay at home during inclement weather to avoid any accidents on the road.
  4. The hikers decided to postpone their trip due to inclement weather in the mountains.
  5. The airline experienced delays and cancellations due to inclement weather at the destination airport.

Sentences with «inclement»

  • According to the seller, the car was shipped to Colorado via enclosed transport truck and hasn't been driven in inclement weather during their ownership. (bringatrailer.com)
  • Online driver's ed courses cover the basic material like road signs and the rules of the road, but most also cover the general functions of the vehicle, proper road etiquette, driving in inclement weather conditions, and so much more, and will ensure that your student is as prepared as possible before they even get behind the wheel. (drive-safely.net)
  • Instead, those plans were washed out when Michigan announced Wednesday that it has cancelled the spring game due to the threat of inclement weather in southeast Michigan. (landof10.com)
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