inanimately (Meaning)

inanimately

not animate, not animated or lively, not having life, not endowed with life or spirit, lacking consciousness or power of motion

The porcelain vase stood inanimately on the mantelpiece, its surface reflecting the dim light.
The abandoned car sat inanimately on the side of the road, a solitary witness to an accident long past.
The stuffed lion in the museum exhibited an inanimately reposeful posture, its once-fierce eyes now dull and vacant.
The marble statue, cold and inanimately, depicted a graceful dancer frozen in a timeless pose.
The wind whistled through the withered leaves, creating an inanimately chorus that echoed through the empty park.
The broken doll lay inanimately on the floor, its once-bright colors faded and its plastic body shattered.
The abandoned house loomed inanimately over the overgrown lawn, its windows boarded up and its paint peeling.
The inanimately still pond reflected the overcast sky like a mirror, creating a surreal scene of stillness.
The metallic armor, once worn by a valiant knight, now hung inanimately on a museum wall.
The unmoving mannequin in the shop window stood inanimately, its blank stare piercing the bustling crowd.

not animate, not animated or lively, not having life, not endowed with life or spirit, lacking consciousness or power of motion

dully,sluggishly, halfheartedly, lazily, idly, tardily, heavily, listlessly, lethargically, wearily

vivaciously, gaily, gayly, pertly, livelily, animatedly, airily, spiritedly, buoyantly, trippingly

The porcelain vase stood inanimately on the mantelpiece, its surface reflecting the dim light.

The abandoned car sat inanimately on the side of the road, a solitary witness to an accident long past.

The stuffed lion in the museum exhibited an inanimately reposeful posture, its once-fierce eyes now dull and vacant.

The marble statue, cold and inanimately, depicted a graceful dancer frozen in a timeless pose.