inertitude (Meaning)
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inertitude (n.)
Inertness; inertia.
Synonyms & Antonyms of inertitude
No Synonyms and anytonyms found
inertitude Sentence Examples
- The team's inertitude on the field contributed to their dismal performance.
- The politician's inertitude was met with frustration from the electorate.
- The company's stock prices plummeted due to its current inertitude in the market.
- The students' inertitude during the exam left the professor exasperated.
- The army's inertitude allowed the enemy to gain the advantage.
- The government's inertitude in responding to the crisis led to widespread discontent.
- The virus's inertitude in the host cell made it difficult to treat.
- The animal's inertitude after the surgery was a concern for the veterinarian.
- The employee's inertitude cost the company valuable time and resources.
- The scientist's inertitude in pursuing new theories hindered their research progress.
FAQs About the word inertitude
Inertness; inertia.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The team's inertitude on the field contributed to their dismal performance.
The politician's inertitude was met with frustration from the electorate.
The company's stock prices plummeted due to its current inertitude in the market.
The students' inertitude during the exam left the professor exasperated.
