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inertness

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Inertness (noun) means a lack of activity, or an unwillingness to act or move.

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1
A lack of activity, or an unwillingness to act or move.
2
The inability to start moving by itself.
3
(chemistry) The property of not reacting with other substances.
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What is the meaning of inertness?
"inertness" (noun) means a lack of activity, or an unwillingness to act or move.
What is another word for inertness?
Other words for "inertness" include sluggishness.
What is the opposite of inertness?
Opposites of "inertness" include animation, diligence.
What are the different meanings of inertness?
"inertness" has 3 main meanings: 1. A lack of activity, or an unwillingness to act or move; 2. The inability to start moving by itself; 3. (chemistry) The property of not reacting with other substances.

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