unalive US
Definition
Definition of unalive - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
- The plant is unalive after weeks without water.
2.
- The party felt unalive and nobody was dancing.
3.
- She felt unalive in her repetitive daily routine.
4.
- His voice was unalive during the presentation.
Noun
- The game was full of unalives after the battle.
Origin of unalive
English, un- (not) + alive (living)
Examples of unalive in a sentence
All the fish in the tank were unalive by morning. The lecture was so unalive that students fell asleep. His unalive performance bored the entire audience. He wandered the city feeling unalive and empty. The office felt unalive after everyone left. Her unalive expression made it hard to read her thoughts.
The robot's unalive demeanor unsettled the guests. The dungeon was littered with unalives. He counted three unalives in the alley.
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- French:mort, décédé, ...
- German:leblos, Tote, ...
- Italian:morto, spento, ...
- Spanish:muerto, difunto, ...
- Portuguese:inanimado, mortos, ...
- Chinese:无生命的, 已死亡的个体, ...
- Japanese:死んでいる, 死者, ...
- Arabic:مَيِّت, ميت, ...
- Hebrew:לֹא חַי, נִפְטָר, ...
- Russian:неживой, мертвец, ...
- Ukrainian:неживий, мертвий, ...
- Hindi:मृत, मृत व्यक्ति, ...
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