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Definition of unalive in English: unaliveadjectiveʌnəˈlʌɪv Lacking in vitality; not living or lively. Example sentencesExamples - The need for continued research into the affinity for what is unalive is still an important task for students of psychoanalysis and psychiatry.
- So what if you make a million bucks a week if you hate getting out of bed, hate your work, feel indifferent to your product or service and, in general, you are unmotivated, unalive and… bored?
- Under the influence or not, Williams seems somehow unalive, unaware of how to make prose sing, or people breathe.
- Thus the personal or professional concern of scientists for values is in many ways flawed by being based on unalive, mechanical values.
- Erich Fromm's 1955 tome The Sane Society signaled the debut of the one-dimensional marketing character -- a robotic all-consuming creature who is well-fed, well-entertained, but passive, unalive, and lacking in feeling.
- I found the length of my arm of a card catalogue on the topic ‘nithe neamhbheo agus neacha nach bhfuil ann’ (‘unalive beings and things that don't exist ’).
- One comes out knowing, and caring about a panoply of new friends and acquaintances, living and dead and unalive.
- In reviewing an Iggy Pop concert in the March 28, 1977 issue of Village Voice, he praised Pop for his willingness to risk his personal safety on stage: ‘This is a person who feels profoundly unalive, or, conversely, so rawly alive, and so imprisoned by it, that all feeling is perceived as pain…’
- I am unalive.
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