Modifies a noun

• weather: In the event of inclement weather the meeting will be held in St Philip Howard Hall at 3.00pm.

• condition: Mr Williams was employed by the Council to clean the road in inclement conditions.

• day: On inclement days you can enjoy the double glazed, flower filled conservatory.

• season: In the end, the burrow, the permanent dwelling, is dug as the inclement season draws nigh.

• climate: In the inclement climate of York anything white that trails along the ground is probably a no-no.

• sky: He was lying within a wide crater of soil and rubble, beneath an inclement overcast sky.

Modifying Another Word

• very: In the case of very inclement weather we will rearrange the event for Thursday, 15 June.

• rather: Log in to cast your vote 10th April There are several new contributions this week, despite the rather inclement weather!

• extremely: There is also quite a high incidence of firms charging extra during extremely inclement weather.

• generally: Owing to the generally inclement nature of the British weather, this particular attraction is usually open in the summer months only!

• particularly: Outings and Trips I believe in healthy living, so unless the weather is particularly inclement ( puddle jumping is fun!

• relatively: The weather during that part of the summer was relatively inclement and only on two nights were SODC certain that an exceedance had occurred.

Used with adjective complement

• turn: This netting is temporarily pegged onto the straining wires and can be removed easily when the weather turns inclement.

• prove: We also have an excellent onboard music system to keep you entertained should the weather prove inclement.