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inert

/ɪˈnəːt/

US pronunciation
American sound/ɪˈnəːt/
ɪˈnəːt
Syllables
2 syllables
Stress
2nd syllable stress
Vowel
Schwa vowel
Ending
Clear final sound

ɪ - ˈnəːt -> inert

Myanmar meaning

(adj) မလှုပ်မယှက်[ဖြစ်သော]။ (techn) ဓာတ်မပြုသော။ သေသော။ မစွမ်းသော။

Full entry

inert / Ç'nɜ:t / adj

၁။ (က) မလှုပ်မယှက်[ဖြစ်သော]။ She saw Laura's inert and bleeding body by the side of the road. (ခ) (techn ) ဓာတ်မပြုသော။ an inert gas.
၂။ သေသော။ မစွမ်းသော။ Cynicism is soulless and inert — it changes nothing.

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  • An inert gas
Synonyms
still, motionless, lifeless, immobile, unmoving, static, not moving, apathetic, asleep, dead, dormant, down, dull, idle, impassive, impotent, inactive, inanimate, indolent, languid, languorous, lazy, leaden, lethargic, listless, numb, paralyzed, passive, phlegmatic, powerless, quiescent, quiet, slack, sleepy, slothful, slow, sluggard, sluggish, slumberous, stolid, torpid, unmotivated, unreactive, unresponsive, unwilling
Antonyms
able, active, alive, animated, busy, lively, mobile, moving, potent, strong, working
Cross references
stillmotionlesslifelessimmobileunmovingstaticnot movingapatheticasleepdeaddormantdowndullidleimpassiveimpotentinactiveinanimateindolentlanguidlanguorouslazyleadenlethargiclistlessnumbparalyzedpassive
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