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Meanings of inertness in English
Chemical property.
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Usage of inertness in English
1
Now, there is no doubt at all that there is inertness somewhere.
2
This kind of action is quite consistent with the general notion of inertness.
3
This kind of being has shaken off the reproach of inertness.
4
Yet simultaneously he derided himself for the inertness of his imagination.
5
We shall see later the magnificent problem raised by this inertness.
6
She it was, doubtless, who then struck Kutusoff with the palsy of inertness.
7
All Lionel's inertness was gone at the sound of the name.
8
But the apathy and inertness are, I fear, too profound-tooprovidential.
9
And it was drawn out by His disciples' denseness and inertness.
10
The inertness you complain of in the ministry starts early.
11
The physical thus differs from the spiritual (as regards inertness) by defect.
12
The inertness of the young Sultan was not from want of will or zeal.
13
For a breathless stretch of time she was frozen to inertness by sheer terror.
14
Of this inertness of disposition Johnson had all his life too great a share.
15
Matter is the vain imagination of man through his wrong idea of Nature's inertness.
16
Almost any course would have been preferable to Hooker's inertness.
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Inertness through the time
Inertness across language varieties
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