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Inclement (Adjective)

(of weather or climate) severe.

All adjective clusters.

The hikers were forced to turn back due to the inclement weather, which made the mountain trail impassable.
The inclement climate of the region made it difficult for crops to grow, leading to frequent famines.
The tourists were disappointed by the inclement weather, which ruined their plans for a beach vacation.
The inclement weather conditions made it challenging for the pilots to navigate the small plane safely.
The inclement weather forecast forced the organizers to postpone the outdoor music festival until the following weekend.

Used of persons or behavior; showing no clemency or mercy; "the harsh sentence of an inclement judge".

All adjective clusters.

The ruthless dictator was notorious for his inclement attitude towards political opponents, showing no qualms in ordering their execution.
The new CEO's inclement nature led to widespread dissatisfaction among employees, who felt her harsh demands were unbearable.
As the country teetered on the brink of war, the international community condemned the inclement behavior of its leaders, who seemed bent on provoking further conflict.
Critics labeled the referee an inclement official, arguing that his tough penalties were unduly harsh and unfairly swayed the outcome of the game.
Historians portray the conquering warlord as an inclement leader, driven by a relentless ambition that showed little mercy to the defeated.