nonliving (Meaning)

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nonliving (a)

not endowed with life

The nonliving objects in the room consisted of a table, chair, and lamp.
The forest was a vast expanse, teeming with life, but also interspersed with nonliving elements such as rocks and streams.
The nonliving components of the ecosystem, such as soil and water, play a crucial role in sustaining life.
The scientist examined the nonliving remains of the ancient civilization, hoping to uncover clues about their culture.
The nonliving elements of the universe, like stars and planets, are governed by the laws of physics.
The garden was a vibrant tapestry of life, but the nonliving fence served as a boundary between the living and nonliving realms.
The fossil record provides a glimpse into the nonliving remains of extinct species.
The nonliving minerals in the earth's crust are essential resources for human society.
The ocean's surface teems with life, while its depths host a vast expanse of nonliving matter.
The nonliving materials used in construction, such as concrete and steel, are essential for creating human settlements.

not endowed with life

inanimate,terminated, dying, insensate, finished, cold, moribund, lapsed, departed, gone

quick, breathing, breathing,live, going, living, quick, going, living, live

The nonliving objects in the room consisted of a table, chair, and lamp.

The forest was a vast expanse, teeming with life, but also interspersed with nonliving elements such as rocks and streams.

The nonliving components of the ecosystem, such as soil and water, play a crucial role in sustaining life.

The scientist examined the nonliving remains of the ancient civilization, hoping to uncover clues about their culture.