What are the antonyms for INANITION?
- plenty, energy, vivaciousness, concern, activity, vitality, capacity, sympathy, vigor, action, feeling, wakefulness, supply, busyness, vivacity, closure, consciousness, fill, life, fullness, interest, liveliness, regard, awakening.
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Synonyms for INANITION
- Deliquium,
- palsy,
- opening,
- inane,
- lethargy,
- waste,
- lassitude,
- passiven,
- infirmity,
- laxness,
- slackness,
- asinine,
- weakening,
- void,
- barrenness,
- feebleness,
- insouciance,
- inactivity,
- desolation,
- weariness,
- sleepiness,
- unconcern,
- laxity,
- in action,
- desertedness,
- attrition,
- inanity,
- pointless,
- torpidity,
- idleness,
- want,
- lack,
- impassivity,
- in actions,
- need,
- scarcity,
- apathy,
- famine,
- emptiness,
- heedlessness,
- exigency,
- airiness,
- sluggishness,
- languidness,
- vacuousness,
- softening,
- thinning,
- dullness,
- foolish,
- destitution,
- gap,
- vanity,
- syncope,
- stupor,
- slumber,
- depletedness,
- mitigation,
- remissness,
- Sideration,
- silly,
- orchiotomy,
- orchotomy,
- slowness,
- hollow,
- mindless,
- empty,
- fatigue,
- listlessness,
- fatuous,
- supineness,
- deadening,
- malnutrition,
- evisceration,
- reduction,
- aimlessness,
- blank,
- forgetful,
- drowsiness,
- sleep,
- exhaustion,
- blankness,
- drought,
- torpor,
- leadenness,
- Vanities,
- helplessness,
- inertia,
- unmindfulness,
- emaciation,
- unmindful,
- Voidness,
- paralysis,
- flatulency,
- hollowness,
- vacuous,
- slack,
- disinterest,
- flatness,
- frivolity,
- passiveness,
- prostration,
- emasculation,
- vaccum,
- idiotic,
- collapse,
- senseless,
- torpidness,
- deprivation,
- poverty,
- indifference,
- phlegm,
- coma,
- inertness,
- vacuum,
- chasm,
- dearth,
- starvation,
- abatement,
- relaxation,
- sloth,
- disregard,
- vacuity,
- hebetude,
- weakness,
- indolence,
- languor,
- apoplexy,
- inaction,
- slackening,
- inanition,
- vacancy.
Usage Examples for INANITION
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In Dublin he felt it dying daily of the inanition of inferior company. - "The Function Of The Poet And Other Essays" by James Russell Lowell
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He had the mortification to see the last, a most promising young man, perish by degrees from the blind confidence of the mother in the physician, who giving the unhappy youth medicines for food, suffered him to die of inanition. - "The Confessions of J. J. Rousseau, Book XI." by Jean Jacques Rousseau
