motionless
ˈməʊʃənləs
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Definition of motionless - Reverso English Dictionary

Adjective

1.
stillnessnot moving at all
  • The cat lay motionless on the couch.
immobile still
2.
peacefulcalm and without any disturbance
  • The lake was motionless under the moonlight.
still tranquil
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Origin of motionless

Latin, motio (motion) + less (without)

Terms with motionless included in their meaning

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stilladj.
motionless calm
not moving or making noise, or calm and tranquil
stillness
remain motionless without moving
stilladv.
motionless
without moving or making a sound
behavior
show inability to stay calm or motionless due to restlessness
motion
stay motionless during an activity or process
stillness
remain motionless without fidgeting
physical
stop moving and remain motionless
stillness
not moving or motionless

Examples of motionless in a sentence

  • She stood motionless, listening to the sounds.
  • The cat lay motionless in the sun.
  • The forest was motionless after the snowfall.

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  1. French:immobile, ...
  2. German:regungslos, ruhig, ...
  3. Italian:immobile, ...
  4. Spanish:inmóvil, ...
  5. Portuguese:imóvel, sereno, ...
  6. Chinese:静止的, 安静的, ...
  7. Japanese:動かない, 静かな, ...
  8. Arabic:سَاكِن, هَادِئ, ...
  9. Hebrew:דוֹמֵם, חֲסַר תְּנוּעָה, ...
  10. Russian:неподвижный, спокойный, ...
  11. Ukrainian:нерухомий, спокійний, ...
  12. Hindi:निश्चल, शांत, ...
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