inanimated (Meaning)

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inanimated (a.)

Destitute of life; lacking animation; unanimated.

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The desolate wasteland was devoid of any inanimated objects, a surreal testament to its emptiness.
The discarded toys lay abandoned in a pile, their once-vibrant colors now faded and inanimated.
The ancient ruins stood as silent sentinels, their inanimated stone facades whispering tales of a bygone era.
In the eerie stillness of the museum, the wax figures gazed out with inanimated eyes, their bodies forever frozen in time.
The broken doll was a sad sight, its inanimated limbs twisted in unnatural angles.
The once-majestic tree had long since succumbed to disease, its branches now inanimated and barren.
The forgotten relics in the attic lay covered in dust, their inanimated forms a poignant reminder of the passage of time.
The sculpture's inanimated presence dominated the gallery, its cold marble exterior contrasting with the vibrant paintings around it.
The abandoned buildings loomed over the deserted street, their inanimated facades a testament to the town's decline.
The inanimated body lay on the cold operating table, its stillness a stark contrast to the sterile surroundings.

Destitute of life; lacking animation; unanimated.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

The desolate wasteland was devoid of any inanimated objects, a surreal testament to its emptiness.

The discarded toys lay abandoned in a pile, their once-vibrant colors now faded and inanimated.

The ancient ruins stood as silent sentinels, their inanimated stone facades whispering tales of a bygone era.

In the eerie stillness of the museum, the wax figures gazed out with inanimated eyes, their bodies forever frozen in time.