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Meanings of unanimated in anglès
Antonyms
Examples for "animated"
Examples for "animated"
1
Every living thing is animated by power and has power to use.
2
The fourteenth of May, 1833, witnessed an animated debate in the House.
3
Then she became quite animated and asked me many detailed technical questions.
4
That's what animated film can do: tell good, strong stories to everyone.
5
A very animated debate followed, in which Northern men took the lead.
Usage of unanimated in anglès
1
Methinks, I could rouze the most lethargic and unanimated with my warning voice!
2
The only person of the company who seemed unanimated with the general satisfaction was Mr. Thomas Clarke.
3
Nor was her grief unanimated with resentment.
4
The flashing gold and silver of birch and poplar dissolved into a ghostly and unanimated gray that was almost invisible.
5
To the frequent and numerous guests at her sumptuous board these young girls seemed comparatively unanimated, if not actually unhappy.
6
He looked at me in the most unanimated fashion, as though he shared a table with a piece of vegetation.
7
Madam Dupin, amiable as she was, was serious and unanimated; I found nothing in her manners sufficiently alluring to embolden me.
8
Considering the vivacity of the French people, one would imagine they could not possibly lead such an insipid life, altogether unanimated by society, or diversion.
9
This speech, which formerly would have made the House of Commons take up arms, was strangely flat and unanimated, for want of his old chorus.
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Unanimated through the time