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Meanings of lifelessness in English
Catalan
immobilitat Spanish
inmovilidad Usage of lifelessness in English
1
For the moment this lifelessness was not observed by the hungry castaways.
2
He seems to be almost hypnotized into a state of abject lifelessness.
3
The first of these is the comparative lifelessness of the book.
4
It was very heavy, and the lifelessness of it shocked her.
5
The play remains a study in isolation, moral bankruptcy and lifelessness.
6
A slight animation warmed the chill lifelessness of the Pope's features.
7
In the early morning, I was much struck by the lifelessness of the scene.
8
The utter lifelessness told him how vast the destruction of the fire had been.
9
This animal's common name was inspired by its apparent lifelessness.
10
Now lifelessness is not essential to faith, but is accidental thereto as stated above.
11
No, the face of the dead man held gray lifelessness.
12
They accentuated the lifelessness, the petrifaction, the intense and sinister quiet of the prostrate city.
13
Little do town-dwellers know how the semi-starved masses of Indians are slowly sinking to lifelessness.
14
The human mind ostensibly has an aversion to lifelessness.
15
His routine might be due, not to a lifelessness, but to a rush of life.
16
But there was an initial lifelessness in the silent bulk that gave the assassin momentary wonder.
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