Definition Synonyms
Definition of exanimate - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
lifelessDated lacking life or spiritDated
- The exanimate body lay on the ground.
2.
deathDated deprived of life, lifelessDated
- The exanimate body lay still on the ground..
Origin of exanimate
Latin, ex (out) + anima (soul)
Examples of exanimate in a sentence
The exanimate landscape stretched for miles. The exanimate doll lay forgotten in the attic. The battlefield was strewn with exanimate soldiers.
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- French:inanimé, inerte, ...
- German:leblos, leblose, ...
- Italian:inerte, esanime, ...
- Spanish:inanimado, exánime, ...
- Portuguese:inanimado, morto, ...
- Chinese:无生命的, 失去生命的, ...
- Japanese:無生気な, 無生の, ...
- Arabic:خَامِد, هامِد, ...
- Hebrew:חֲסַר חַיִּים, דּוֹמֵם, ...
- Russian:безжизненный, ...
- Ukrainian:безжиттєвий, бездиханний, ...
- Hindi:निर्जीव, मृत, ...
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