inanimation (Meaning)
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inanimation (n.)
Want of animation; lifeless; dullness.
Infusion of life or vigor; animation; inspiration.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inanimation
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inanimation Sentence Examples
- The abandoned house stood vacant, its inanimation a haunting reminder of past lives.
- The doll's blank stare betrayed its inanimation, yet it somehow managed to elicit an eerie sense of discomfort.
- As the clock struck midnight, the statue's inanimation transformed into an ominous feeling of foreboding.
- The motionless figure lay upon the cold stone floor, its inanimation a stark contrast to the vibrant life that had once animated it.
- The dried-out leaves crunched beneath my feet, their inanimation a testament to the passing of time.
- The desolate landscape stretched out before us, its inanimation a reflection of our own emptiness.
- The once-vibrant city had fallen into inanimation, its streets empty and its buildings crumbling.
- The silence of the room was punctuated only by the occasional creak, the inanimation of the surroundings heightening our sense of unease.
- The inanimation of the abandoned car was a stark reminder of the fleeting nature of human endeavors.
- The shattered pieces of the porcelain doll lay scattered on the floor, their inanimation a symbol of the fragility of beauty.
FAQs About the word inanimation
Want of animation; lifeless; dullness., Infusion of life or vigor; animation; inspiration.
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No antonyms found.
The abandoned house stood vacant, its inanimation a haunting reminder of past lives.
The doll's blank stare betrayed its inanimation, yet it somehow managed to elicit an eerie sense of discomfort.
As the clock struck midnight, the statue's inanimation transformed into an ominous feeling of foreboding.
The motionless figure lay upon the cold stone floor, its inanimation a stark contrast to the vibrant life that had once animated it.
