Inaction is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INACTION in dictionary:

NOUN:
• lack of action
• lack of action where some is expected or appropriate
• act of doing nothing
• Want of action or activity; forbearance from labor; idleness; rest; inertness.
• the state of being inactive

Words related to INACTION

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Words that contain INACTION

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How to use INACTION in a sentence

• Afterward we sat and smoked awhile, resuming our walk only when we were tired of inaction.
• Long as it was they stood there so, the bird was true to its instinct of passive inaction.
• A companion of mine, tired like myself of inaction, went off with me, and we climbed a high mountain.
• Then comes a languid period of inaction, and a swift recovery.
• Nevertheless, further inaction being out of the question, creeping along the grassy bank, he began to retreat from the entrance to the lane.
• When the future of a great and noble nation is at stake there is no room for cowardice or inaction.
• But for past failures I can but say that people do not regard failure as a ground for inaction when their interest is deeply involved.
• Chapter Nineteen Instantly the spell of inaction broke.
• He knew that it would be a fight, that not easily does a man step out of life and into it again, but after his days of inaction he stood ready to fight.
• During the eight years of his reign he took the field twice only, passing six years in complete inaction.
• Sennacherib accepted the judgment as a warning to attempt no further conquests in those parts, but did not allow the calamity to reduce him to inaction.
• The loss of this large and valuable territory did not at once arouse the Babylonian monarch from his inaction or induce him to make any effort for its recovery.
• They were an indispensable wheel in the machinery, without which all would have been chaos or inaction.
• What I suffer from this inaction I cannot tell you.
• Anything would have been better than the inaction, which simply allowed the Boers to mature their own plans and put them into execution without risk of interference from us.
• Not only were the troops weak and exhausted from want of supplies, but the enemy had been much encouraged by our long inaction.
• But the Chouans and the Vendeans had profited by the inaction of the Directory to rouse the whole region and virtually take possession of it.
• FREQUENT PERIODS OF INACTION IN WAR REMOVE IT FURTHER FROM THE ABSOLUTE, AND MAKE IT STILL MORE A CALCULATION OF PROBABILITIES.
• Antipathy and Sympathy, inaction and opposition result in Harmony, 859-l.
• He had spent a frightful night in the Opera, scanning seat after seat, not so much because he hoped to find her as because inaction was intolerable.
• There was nothing to show for the campaign but inaction, disappointment, and the loss of the Carolinas.
• It is not to be supposed that his enforced inaction was altogether to his taste.
• The Boians, a nation remarkably impatient of delay, and quickly disgusted at a state of inaction, separated, and withdrew to their several forts and villages.
• For the first three days Dorothy was almost inclined to give way to the depression of spirits which her surroundings and the enforced inaction naturally encouraged.
• She marvelled now that she had ever been able to endure inaction with regard to Guy.
• A fortnight had now passed in comparative inaction, the Russians and Tartars menacing each other from opposite sides of the stream.
• But poverty and governmental inaction caused much to lie idle.
• If disaster results from the continued inaction of Congress, the responsibility must rest where it belongs.
• It was said at the time that the Government of the day, realizing by their action or inaction in the House of Commons they had provoked this movement of Mrs.
• At last, in January, 1504, the murmurs against the inaction of Columbus broke out into open mutiny.

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