Inanimate - Law Dictionary Search Results
Inanimate
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Inanimated
Destitute of life lacking animation unanimated
Inanimation
Lack of animation lifeless dullness
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Burly
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
Inanimateness
The quality or state of being inanimate
Inorganic
Not organic without the organs necessary for life devoid of an organized structure unorganized lifeness inanimate
Insentient
Not sentient not having perception or the power of perception devoid of feeling consciousness and animation inanimate as insentient stone Opposite of sentient
mercury bichloride
mercury mercuric chloride corrosive sublimate and mercury perchloride It is used as ldquoa topical antiseptic and disinfectant for inanimate objectsrdquo
nonliving
Not endowed with life same as inanimate Opposite of living and animate
Behavior
Manner of behaving whether good or bad mode of conducting ones self conduct deportment carriage used also of inanimate objects as the behavior of a ship in a storm the behavior of the magnetic needle
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