Antonym: animate. Similar words: animate, exanimate, animation, anima, unanimous, magnanimous, climate, ultimate. Meaning: [‚ɪn'ænɪmət] 
adj. 1. belonging to the class of nouns denoting nonliving things 2. not endowed with life 3. appearing dead; not breathing or having no perceptible pulse.
adj. 1. belonging to the class of nouns denoting nonliving things 2. not endowed with life 3. appearing dead; not breathing or having no perceptible pulse. 
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61. Conversely, they often described physical processes in legal terms and believed them to be in need of enforcement, even though the objects required to "obey" the laws were inanimate.
62. Here is an interesting contest hosted on worth 1000 about Inanimate Object World.
63. The first day I devoted to my friends, animate and inanimate.
64. He wondered if inanimate objects might have a mental existence.
65. But let's let breasts be like legs, hips, neck, face, and all the other body parts of a female - not lissome almost inanimate objects that automatically "click" men's brains' to the "turn on" mode.
66. Men are actually being conditioned to see breasts as sexual - to them, breasts become almost like inanimate objects that automatically "click" their brains to the "turn-on" mode.
67. It'strikes to the heart of all life, animate and inanimate.
68. We are taught that it is actually a crime to vandalize buildings, cars, and other inanimate objects.
69. The queues often consisted of one part of people to two parts of inanimate objects.
More similar words: animate, exanimate, animation, anima, unanimous, magnanimous, climate, ultimate, decimate, estimate, intimate, estimated, ultimately, intimately, legitimate, approximate, penultimate, overestimate, illegitimate, approximately, minimal, animism, minimalist, equanimity, inane, in and out, finance, in any case, dominant, ordinance.