Associations to the word «Inclement»
Noun
- Weather
- Clash
- Shelter
- Disruption
- Visibility
- Fixture
- Cancellation
- Drawback
- Autumn
- Onset
- Roadway
- Outdoors
- Hangar
- Rain
- Snow
- Marches
- Fog
- Shortage
- Delay
- Oval
- Hobart
- Greenland
- Traction
- Condition
- Canopy
- Winter
- Commencement
- Famine
- Provisional
- Spectator
- Avail
- Roof
- Canvas
- Stern
- Terrain
- Climate
- Monday
- Gym
- Storm
- Turf
- Schedule
- Hail
- Ski
- Warmth
- Wind
- Wild
- Exposure
- Obstacle
- Boeing
- Friday
- Competition
- Radar
- Passenger
- Landing
- Attendance
- Protection
- Accident
- Mud
- Traffic
- Completion
- Assignment
- Flight
- Saturday
- Garment
Adjective
Adverb
Wiktionary
INCLEMENT, adjective. Stormy, of rough weather
INCLEMENT, adjective. (obsolete) Merciless, unrelenting.
INCLEMENT, adjective. (archaic) Unmercifully severe in temper or action.
Dictionary definition
INCLEMENT, adjective. (of weather or climate) severe.
INCLEMENT, adjective. Used of persons or behavior; showing no clemency or mercy; "the harsh sentence of an inclement judge".
Wise words
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