lifeless in Latin
lifeless in Latin is inanimus — lifeless means dead, or showing no signs of life.
lifeless in Latin
inanimus
inanimate; having no life
What does "lifeless" mean?
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adj Dead, or showing no signs of life.
"Rescuers pulled a lifeless body from the wreckage."
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adj Dull, flat, or lacking energy and vitality.
"The actor gave a strangely lifeless performance."
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lifeless in a sentence
- Rescuers pulled a lifeless body from the wreckage.
- The garden looked lifeless after the frost.
- The actor gave a strangely lifeless performance.
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What is "lifeless" in Latin?
"lifeless" in Latin is inanimus. lifeless means: Dead, or showing no signs of life.
How do you use "lifeless" in a sentence?
Example: "Rescuers pulled a lifeless body from the wreckage." In Latin, "lifeless" is inanimus.
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