inanimate
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inanimate
[in′an·ə·mət] (medicine)
Lacking consciousness or life.
(science and technology)
A lifeless object.
McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Scientific & Technical Terms, 6E, Copyright © 2003 by The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc.
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Tiny breast are a further indication for the
inanimateness Caro's body shows.
But beyond that, he also wishes to return to a previous state of
inanimateness, of perfection in death or nonexistence.
While use of masculine and feminine nouns is common in many languages other than English, the notification of conditions of edibility, dangerousness, proximity and
inanimateness add great suppleness of meaning in Jirrbal and Girramay.
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