Definition of «inhospitable»

The word "inhospitable" means unfriendly, unwelcoming or not conducive to life. It describes a place or environment that is harsh and difficult to live in due to factors such as extreme temperatures, lack of resources, dangerous conditions or hostile inhabitants. In other words, an inhospitable place is one where it is hard for living beings to survive, thrive or feel comfortable.

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The harsh desert landscape is incredibly inhospitable with its scorching temperatures and lack of water.
Despite its beautiful views, the remote mountain range is known for its inhospitable terrain and unpredictable weather.
The Arctic region, with its freezing temperatures and icy conditions, is considered one of the most inhospitable places on Earth.
The abandoned building had been left in an inhospitable state, with broken windows, no heating, and a musty smell.
The inhospitable reception from the locals made the tourists feel unwelcome in the small village.

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This became clearer as I progressed deeper into this strange, alien world, where I would face creatures that succumbed to the great poison known as Phazon in inhospitable environments like the fiery depths of Magmoor Caverns and the icy wastelands of Phendrana Drifts. (shinesparkers.net)
German car maker releases video of it testing prototype of latest SUV in most inhospitable places on earth, confirms Offroad Pack (motoring.com.au)
It has won a rabid following in every corner of the world for its durability in inhospitable places, such as jungles, deserts and swamps. (autoweek.com)
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Definition of «inhospitable»

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