Learn useful ways to say "he's obviously not a serial killer" in English with drama examples and natural alternatives.

This means the speaker is reassuring someone that another person is not dangerous or creepy.
From The Crown, Episode 17
A speaker is firmly dismissing a suspicion by saying the person is obviously not dangerous.
Use this jokingly or casually when defending someone who seems harmless. It can sound flippant or odd if taken too seriously.
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