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Meanings of inanimate nature in English
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Usage of inanimate nature in English
1
This danger does not come from human malice, but from inanimate nature.
2
He regarded inanimate nature as if he was daring it to move.
3
It begins with inanimate nature and rises steadily to the love of God.
4
If inanimate nature, such as trees or grass, can express sorrow.
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And inanimate nature is most assuredly the faithful type and mirror of human life.
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Nor is inanimate nature without the quickening breath of Rhythm.
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From this ultimate principle, operating from all eternity, come all animate and inanimate nature.
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When happy, inanimate nature had the power of bestowing on me the most delightful sensations.
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Books and inanimate nature were cold and lifeless instructors.
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As to inanimate nature, certain lakes, rivers, springs, and fountains, are held in high reverence.
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So-called inanimate nature shared it with the rest.
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Even an inanimate nature cannot be adequately represented as an endless succession of states or conditions.
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Possibly the hours of night are as necessary to inanimate nature as they are to the animate.
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But while inanimate nature takes the shows
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Here, the contest is not so much of plant against plant as of plant against inanimate nature.
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He wants facts, but significant facts-luminousfacts that throw light upon the ways of animate and inanimate nature.
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