inoffensive

Modifies a noun

• man: The master, a humble inoffensive man, assured me he lived on 6l. a year, his whole income from this school.
• creature: Well, they are inoffensive creatures who sip only nectar from flowers.
• way: A vehicle to show off his so called comedy style in an inoffensive, crown pleasing way.
• humor: His inoffensive humor means Aaron is ideal for any function; be it sports dinner, golf day, company dinner or conference.
• animal: The hare is a totally harmless and inoffensive animal, and is also in serious decline.
• pop: They played inoffensive jangly pop with a bit of 60s pop sound.

Modifying Another Word

• completely: And despite being completely inoffensive, or maybe because of it, he still has them on their feet and laughing.
• pretty: In fairness, they were pretty inoffensive, and as with many Jamaicans knew a lot of the birds.
• so: They are so inoffensive and harmless, and can't spread FMD more than 0.7 km even if they have got it.
• fairly: A still gallery is included, which features around seven minutes of production stills set to a fairly inoffensive musical number.
• entirely: How do you keep the self-destructive child from impaling himself on an entirely inoffensive stick, or burning himself in the fire?
• relatively: To make such bizarre topics accessible, and relatively inoffensive, was a tough task she proved more than capable of.

Used with adjective complement

• remain: Bruce Almighty is a light-hearted film that will appeal to all ages and, despite such potentially blasphemous content, it remains entirely inoffensive.