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unsinister

  • a word derived from sinister.
    sinister
    adjective
    threatening or portending evil, harm, or trouble; ominous.

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It is a breezy, completely unsinister tale of a couple of winters she spent before the war in Syria, where her husband, Archaeologist Max Mallowan of the British Museum, went to dig.

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His unusual self-defense role also gives him a chance to come across as an unsinister personality to jurors.

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