inexcitable Sentence Examples
- The stoic professor remained inexcitable despite the commotion in the lecture hall.
- The medication rendered the patient inexcitable, suppressing all signs of agitation.
- The dull and monotonous speaker failed to ignite even a flicker of excitement in the inexcitable audience.
- The scientist's inexcitable demeanor concealed a brilliant and curious mind.
- The cat, known for its independent nature, remained inexcitable even when presented with a tempting treat.
- The child's inexcitable nature made it difficult for teachers to engage him in lessons.
- The unexceptional weather forecast left the farmers inexcitable about the upcoming harvest.
- The therapist's soothing voice had an inexcitable effect on the anxious patient.
- The lack of stimulus in the prison environment left the inmates feeling inexcitable and apathetic.
- The government's inexcitable response to the economic crisis left citizens feeling disillusioned and hopeless.
inexcitable Meaning
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inexcitable (a.)
Not susceptible of excitement; dull; lifeless; torpid.
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Not susceptible of excitement; dull; lifeless; torpid.
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The stoic professor remained inexcitable despite the commotion in the lecture hall.
The medication rendered the patient inexcitable, suppressing all signs of agitation.
The dull and monotonous speaker failed to ignite even a flicker of excitement in the inexcitable audience.
The scientist's inexcitable demeanor concealed a brilliant and curious mind.
