innocuous

The day of the week was a pretty innocuous thing.

The rest of the calls are probably just as innocuous.

On the other hand, what innocuous reason could she offer for being here?

They certainly were going to a lot of trouble to make the whole thing look innocuous.

He called the need to drink human blood an innocuous side effect?

Why else make such a big deal about a relatively innocuous question?

The questions came one after the other, though for the most part they remained innocuous.

Had only seen her three or four times, in innocuous situations.

The list of objects went on, but all seemed innocuous enough.

Her words were innocuous, but there was something more than strange here.

Get into Thomas' office, take out everything but the most innocuous stuff.

Yes, he nodded to himself, no time at all to make everything seem innocuous.

In part, this is because most of the files are now innocuous.

In another sense, however, such a change seems utterly innocuous.

Even the most innocuous public sculpture changes society in some way.

Sounds innocuous enough, so I'll take their word for it.

Chance disappeared into the town with a few innocuous words.

Though the river looks innocuous, the underlying current is very strong.

If what they were doing was so innocuous then why the secrecy?

It seemed an innocuous name for something that hurt so much.

We'll try something innocuous, and complete the full process; then you will know what to expect.

Some of the passages that were cut seem innocuous today.

He is talking about the seemingly innocuous company home page.

This innocuous beginning, he said, is common to art collectors.

What he said on the evening news sounded innocuous enough.