Anodyne

/ˈænəˌdaɪn/ adjective

Not likely to cause offense or disagreement; bland and inoffensive to the point of being uninteresting or ineffective.

From Greek 'anodynos,' meaning 'free from pain,' combining 'an-' (without) and 'odyne' (pain). Originally a medical term for pain-relieving substances, it evolved by the 19th century to describe anything that avoids causing discomfort, including bland speech or writing.

AMበረት እንቅስቃሴ መድኀኒት
ARمسكن
BNব্যথা নাশক
CAanalgèsic
CSúlevový prostředek
DAsmertestillende middel
DESchmerzstillendes Mittel
ELαντιπυρετικός
ESanodino
FAمسکن
FIkivunlievittäjä
FRanodin
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