exanimate
ex·an·i·mate
adj \eg-ˈza-nə-mət\Definition of EXANIMATE
1
: lacking animation : spiritless
2
: being or appearing lifeless
Origin of EXANIMATE
Latin exanimatus, past participle of exanimare to deprive of life or spirit, from ex- + anima breath, soul — more at animate
First Known Use: circa 1534
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