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"reasonably harmless" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
You can use it to describe something that is mostly or potentially harmless, but may still have some danger - usually in comparison to other things. For example, "The chemical was reasonably harmless compared to others of its kind."
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While otaku (which basically means "nerd") were obsessive specialists fixated on anything from manga to designer labels, they were also reasonably harmless.
While otaku (which basically means nerd) were obsessive specialists fixated on anything from manga to designer labels, they were also reasonably harmless.
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Ions are fairly harmless.
Sounds pretty harmless.
Given such a magnitude of challenge, which, at least in health is heavily biased in favour of harmless antigens, it can be reasonably hypothesised that the default response of the intestinal mucosal immune system would appear to be set heavily in favour of non-responsiveness and oral tolerance.
Various churches and sects condemn many harmless, pleasurable sexual activities that adults can reasonably enjoy.
How harmless.
Totally harmless".
Harmless, right?
Harmless enough.
Harmless fun.
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