Inert is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for INERT in dictionary:

NOUN:
• something that lacks active properties
• inert thing
ADJECTIVE:
• passive
• lacking the ability or strength to move
• lacking vigour
• chemically inactive.
• Destitute of the power of moving itself, or of active resistance to motion; as, matter is inert.
• Indisposed to move or act; very slow to act; sluggish; dull; inactive; indolent; lifeless.
• Not having or manifesting active properties; not affecting other substances when brought in contact with them; powerless for an expected or desired effect.
• unable to move or resist motion
• having only a limited ability to react chemically; chemically inactive
• slow and apathetic
• without the power of motion or resistance

Words related to INERT

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How to use INERT in a sentence

• Bill Sandersen dismounted to find out, and dismounting, he stumbled across a soft, inert mass in the path.
• It is this objective method and motive that chiefly accounts for the numberless inert and the few vital histories.
• Such ruin could not be wrought by the savages that are merely undeveloped or inert.
• Released, she stood swaying as though stunned, pressed both hands to her eyes, then let her arms fall, inert.
• It has been shown how insignificant and inert, as sovereigns, were the first three successors of Hugh Capet.
• Both branches of the Society of Friends were entirely inert on the subject of slavery.
• It was incredible, inhuman, that we should remain there inert whilst a fellow man, and our host to boot, was being done to death out there in the darkness.
• For hours she sat there with the letter crumpled in her hand, frozen, inert, until she was incapable of feeling or thinking.
• After a month lying inert at the Marquesas, the Cholita had taken hold and dragged the crippled Saint back to Papeete.
• Two of the party dozed inert and stupefied in their sleeping-bags.
• Nature cannot dispense life to anything, since nature in itself is wholly inert.
• Her eyes rested vacantly on it, her body inert, her heart as heavy as a stone.
• But finally persistance told, and the inert body began to slide through the waves.
• Even though the material body should die, the spirit continues eternally alive, just as it exists and functions in the inert body in the realm of dreams.
• A faint sigh quivered through the slack, inert body.
• He must not imagine that he can effect nothing, and, therefore, despairing, become inert.
• The skipper shook himself like a dog, but the mate lay on the deck inert in a puddle of water.
• The Army of the Potomac was an inert mass, the Army of Northern Virginia a living organism, endowed with irresistible vigour.
• The flying figure leaped high in the air, and then sprawled out and was suddenly still and inert.
• Had he been followed, it would have been difficult to detect in that inert mass of rags any semblance to a known form or figure.
• The step of Jose was heard in the corridor, and she became again inert.
• With a feeling of unwonted fatigue she dropped into an easy-chair and sat for awhile inert.
• For a long time he sat there inert, listening for the sound of her voice which echoed at moments through the stunned silence within him.
• The engineer, sullenly angry but wise, ran the engine, according to orders, rapidly away from the inert train.
• The power of the See of Rome in England was a constitutional fiction, acknowledged only on condition that it would consent to be inert.

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