How to pronounce “inanimate” in English

not inert inanimate particles like dust and soot.

It can be inanimate objects.

from aging of inanimate subjects, like cars, or airplanes, or whatever.

Whether it be inanimate or whether it be animate, i.e., human, and we are constantly reading one another's body language to decide how to react and in this situation whether to

with that which we have deemed inanimate.

from biology and the animate from the inanimate.

So if you can take the inanimate world and allow its behavioral responses to blossom, then you're in exactly the same situation.

A lot of my early subjects were inanimate objects or myself, because all of my friends had real jobs.

So it would see an inanimate object, would think that human beings would

And he used the phrase "animating the inanimate."

So in viewing animals and inanimate objects with things is sort of like, I don’t know, animation 101.

So that was like-- it was from downtown-- inanimate downtown to uptown.

But some people do form sentimental attachment to inanimate things.

from restrained behavioral responses that has long constrained the inanimate world.

somehow, inanimate objects with legal agency.

Not only because you're telling people to look at this inanimate thing, not at you.

Purpose, even in inanimate objects, is so critical.

I have been in a lifelong war with inanimate objects and have mostly lost-- things like opening a water bottle.

The alchemists were interested in the spirits in inanimate objects, right, that's where we get that word too.

you are talking about in your analysis here using inanimate objects.

And that's really the only distinguishing characteristic of us compared to the inanimate objects in the world.

I'm a little hesitant to ascribe properties like good and evil to inanimate objects like that.

have some sort of pretentious right to a certain dominion over these inanimate objects, even the animate ones.

But if you turn that light on and you saw it was a vase or an inanimate object that fell, you're like, oh, I'm safe.

Potawatomi writer and botanist, Robin Wall Kimmerer breaks it down like this: “Of an inanimate being, like a table, we say, ‘What is it?’

I heard you played, like, inanimate objects.

You stick a human together with it, and that inanimate piece of steel and rubber does something spectacular.

So you have deep appreciation and love for not only people and not only the small human being but some of the inanimate objects

Now, the trick here is you have to do this on some inanimate objects and some equipment, and you have to automate all of that.

And it was at this point that we would depict Ralph a lot as a beast or a monster or sometimes an inanimate object.

Andrew Stanton: And I was like, “I have never directed a computer or an inanimate object in my life.

'Cause before that, you couldn't tell a story with an inanimate object.

It's this vast, interconnected living system with many components, some of which are inanimate, some of which are inanimate.

I think one thing specifically that really struck me as well is that the line between inanimate and animate or not alive and alive

What seems to be happening is that Kamilo is a place where the human and non-human, the animate and inanimate, the geological and biological all

Now the next major thing that we have as a bridge is to figure out how to make it stretch from brands that are inanimate to brands that are people.

And very, very quickly I began to realize that this was an improvisation job, that I was dealing with something basically inanimate.

But that was a class in which we considered, what if everything-- not just animals and humans, but even plants and inanimate

So you're so much, even more freer, because you could be an inanimate object.

That's why we don't call research-- we used to call them subjects when you did research, like they're like inanimate objects you're doing experiments on.

But in other ways, the company for 44 years has been committed to mixing bodies together and move from inanimate to animate-type objects that are

It had a spirit, or it had a vital force, that distinguished it from inanimate objects.

She also plays Belle from "Beauty and the Beast" who sings a song called insane, because she talks to inanimate objects and I don't know a little bestiality.

They're alive and they're real, and so you can't help but feel for these inanimate objects.

And I was just curious to get your opinion or NASA's opinions, if those are any different, on things like the railgun for inanimate stuff, space tethers for elevators

That's right folks, Thor was so crap-your-pants scary that he could make inanimate constructs spontaneously spawn an excretory system solely for the purposes

search, and soon I stood looking at the massive oak table that would become, more than I thought possible for an inanimate object, our family icon for the next quarter-century."