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Definition of inanimate
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Inanimate
(v. t.) To
animate.
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Orpheus
::
Orpheus
(n.) The
famous
mythic
Thracian
poet, son of the Muse
Calliope,
and
husband
of
Eurydice.
He is
reputed
to have had power to
entrance
beasts
and
inanimate
objects
by the music of his
lyre..
Inanimated
::
Inanimated
(a.)
Destitute
of life;
lacking
animation;
unanimated.
Kill
::
Kill (v. t.) To
deprive
of life,
animal
or
vegetable,
in any
manner
or by any
means;
to
render
inanimate;
to put to
death;
to
slay..
Quicken
::
Quicken
(a.) To make
alive;
to
vivify;
to
revive
or
resuscitate,
as from death or an
inanimate
state;
hence,
to
excite;
to,
stimulate;
to
incite..
Heavy
::
Heavy
(superl.)
Slow;
sluggish;
inactive;
or
lifeless,
dull,
inanimate,
stupid;
as, a heavy gait,
looks,
manners,
style,
and the like; a heavy
writer
or
book..
Live
::
Live (v. i.) To be or
continue
in
existence;
to
exist;
to
remain;
to be
permanent;
to last; -- said of
inanimate
objects,
ideas,
etc..
Neck
::
Neck (n.) Any part of an
inanimate
object
corresponding
to or
resembling
the neck of an
anima.
Imitative
::
Imitative
(a.)
Designed
to
imitate
another
species
of
animal,
or a
plant,
or
inanimate
object,
for some
useful
purpose,
such as
protection
from
enemies;
having
resamblance
to
something
else; as,
imitative
colors;
imitative
habits;
dendritic
and
mammillary
forms of
minerals
are
imitative..
Moan
::
Moan (v. i.) To emit a sound like moan; -- said of
things
inanimate;
as, the wind
moans..
Assembly
::
Assembly
(n.) A
collection
of
inanimate
objects.
Burly
::
Burly (a.)
Having
a
large,
strong,
or gross body;
stout;
lusty;
-- now used
chiefly
of human
beings,
but
formerly
of
animals,
in the sense of
stately
or
beautiful,
and of
inanimate
things
that were huge and
bulky..
Prosopop/ia
::
Prosopop/ia
(n.) A
figure
by which
things
are
represented
as
persons,
or by which
things
inanimate
are
spoken
of as
animated
beings;
also, a
figure
by which an
absent
person
is
introduced
as
speaking,
or a
deceased
person
is
represented
as alive and
present.
It
includes
personification,
but is more
extensive
in its
signification..
Imitate
::
Imitate
(v. t.) To
resemble
(another
species
of
animal,
or a
plant,
or
inanimate
object)
in form,
color,
ornamentation,
or
instinctive
habits,
so as to
derive
an
advantage
thereby;
sa, when a
harmless
snake
imitates
a
venomous
one in color and
manner,
or when an
odorless
insect
imitates,
in
color,
one
having
secretion
offensive
to
birds..
Brute
::
Brute (a.) Not
having
sensation;
senseless;
inanimate;
unconscious;
without
intelligence
or
volition;
as, the brute
earth;
the brute
powers
of
nature..
Master
::
Master
(n.) One who uses, or
controls
at will,
anything
inanimate;
as, to be
master
of one's
time..
Dead
::
Dead (a.)
Destitute
of life;
inanimate;
as, dead
matter..
Fury
::
Fury (n.)
Violent
anger;
extreme
wrath;
rage; --
sometimes
applied
to
inanimate
things,
as the wind or
storms;
impetuosity;
violence..
Quick
::
Quick
(superl.)
Alive;
living;
animate;
--
opposed
to dead or
inanimate.
Run
::
Run (a.) To move,
proceed,
advance,
pass, go, come, etc.,
swiftly,
smoothly,
or with quick
action;
-- said of
things
animate
or
inanimate.
Hence,
to flow,
glide,
or roll
onward,
as a
stream,
a
snake,
a
wagon,
etc.; to move by
quicker
action
than in
walking,
as a
person,
a
horse,
a dog..
Class
::
Class (n.) A
comprehensive
division
of
animate
or
inanimate
objects,
grouped
together
on
account
of their
common
characteristics,
in any
classification
in
natural
science,
and
subdivided
into
orders,
families,
tribes,
genera,
etc..
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