inaction (Meaning)

Wordnet

inaction (n)

the state of being inactive

Webster

Want of action or activity; forbearance from labor; idleness; rest; inertness.

The government's inaction in the face of rising inflation only worsened the economic crisis.
The inaction of the community led to the spread of the disease, resulting in numerous fatalities.
The police's inaction during the riot allowed the situation to escalate out of control.
The company's inaction in addressing the safety hazards resulted in a catastrophic accident.
The teacher's inaction in response to the student's disruptive behavior led to a chaotic classroom environment.
The inaction of the world leaders allowed the conflict to escalate into a devastating war.
The victim's inaction during the attack made it easier for the assailant to escape justice.
The inaction of the onlookers while the child was bullied was shameful and unforgivable.
The inaction of the driver in response to the warning light caused a serious car crash.
The athlete's inaction during the game allowed their opponent to score the winning goal.

the state of being inactiveWant of action or activity; forbearance from labor; idleness; rest; inertness.

inertia, laziness, nonaction, lethargy, dormancy, inertness,inactivity, indolence, sleepiness, quiescence

activity,action, activity, action, vibrancy, employment, occupation, diligence, briskness, liveliness

The government's inaction in the face of rising inflation only worsened the economic crisis.

The inaction of the community led to the spread of the disease, resulting in numerous fatalities.

The police's inaction during the riot allowed the situation to escalate out of control.

The company's inaction in addressing the safety hazards resulted in a catastrophic accident.