Not endowed with or possessing life; inanimate.

Not living or alive, lifeless; inanimate, inactive. Later also: neither living nor dead; = undead, adj.

Having or containing no blood; lacking in blood; (also) not marked or stained with blood.

Without life, inanimate; = dead, adj. 6. rare.

Not endowed with life; inanimate.

Not having a vital nature; spec. (of things) lacking substance or significance; (of God) existing outside the natural world. Occasionally also: not…

Deprived of life, lifeless, dead; rarely of an inorganic substance = inanimate, adj.

Not animated or alive; destitute of life, lifeless; spec. not endowed with animal life, as in inanimate nature, that part of nature which is…

Not living, lifeless; inanimate. Obsolete.

Lacking or deprived of a spirit or life-giving principle; (hence) lifeless, dead. Also in extended use.

Not living or moving; not quickened (in various senses).

= unanimated, adj. 1.

= inanimate, adj.

= inanimate, adj. 1.

(un-, prefix1 affix 1.)

Not animated or endowed with life.

Not breathing or respiring; esp. holding the breath; breathless.

Not having the faculty of consciousness (consciousness, n. 2a).

figurative. Devoid of life, energy, or movement; motionless, lifeless; (also) void of feeling; unfeeling, pitiless, heartless.

Having no trace of life; in Geology, Containing no organic remains.

Inanimate; not alive, esp. as contrasted with something living. Also as n. (with the): that which is not alive; dead people, etc., as a class.

Characterized by the absence of life; unable to support life; azoic. Also: harmful to or destructive of living organisms.

(un-, prefix1 affix 2.)