inanition Antonyms
Strongest:
- gas
- starch
- gas
- endurance
- vitality
- vigor
- life
- hardihood
- endurance
- vitality
- life
- energy
- stamina
- dynamism
- staying-power
- hardihood
- energy
- dynamism
- starch
- staying-power
- vigor
- stamina
Strong:
- power
- potency
- bounce
- pep
- snap
- zip
- vim
- vim
- juice
- drive
- dash
- zing
- beans
- ginger
- bounce
- gusto
- tirelessness
- go
- power
- verve
- dash
- snap
- punch
- pep
- muscle
- beans
- vinegar
- gusto
- sap
- punch
- potency
- go
- esprit
- might
- muscle
- drive
- strength
- ginger
- esprit
- sap
- tirelessness
- vinegar
- juice
- verve
- might
- strength
- zip
- zing
Weak:
Meaning of inanition
inanition (n)
weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy
exhaustion resulting from lack of food
inanition (n.)
The condition of being inane; emptiness; want of fullness, as in the vessels of the body; hence, specifically, exhaustion from want of food, either from partial or complete starvation, or from a disorder of the digestive apparatus, producing the same result.
inanition Sentence Examples
- The prolonged deprivation of food resulted in his severe inanition.
- Hunger pangs gnawed at his stomach, a constant reminder of his inanition.
- The inanition had weakened his body, leaving him frail and emaciated.
- The doctor recognized the signs of inanition and administered urgent medical intervention.
- The starving children lay listless and helpless, suffering from chronic inanition.
- The refugees' arduous journey had left them in a state of inanition, desperate for sustenance.
- The government's failure to provide adequate food aid had led to widespread inanition among the displaced population.
- Inanition can result in irreversible physical and mental damage, especially in children.
- Malnutrition and disease often accompany inanition, exacerbating its debilitating effects.
- The horrors of war often plunge innocent civilians into inanition, a cruel and preventable tragedy.
FAQs About the word inanition
weakness characterized by a lack of vitality or energy, exhaustion resulting from lack of foodThe condition of being inane; emptiness; want of fullness, as in t
exhaustion, enervation, prostration, illness, tenderness, infirmity, enfeeblement, debility, feebleness, unsoundness
gas, starch, gas, endurance, vitality, vigor, life, hardihood,endurance, vitality
The prolonged deprivation of food resulted in his severe inanition.
Hunger pangs gnawed at his stomach, a constant reminder of his inanition.
The inanition had weakened his body, leaving him frail and emaciated.
The doctor recognized the signs of inanition and administered urgent medical intervention.
