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• n  a state of no motion or movement
• n  not having life

• Other readers may find that the slow, munching rhythm, the tone-deaf iteration, the lifelessness of epithet, are of a rocklike unity with the earnest intelligence, the upright .
• Given that lifelessness, the city's attempt to create a heroic modern monument to itself in 1965, Eero Saarinen's arch beside the Mississippi, came to seem like self-mockery: a .
• From 1968 to 1992 these subterranean redoubts were manned by soldiers from the Royal Observer Corps; on guard today are uniformed mannequins, their lifelessness adding an .

• motionlessness
• stillness
• inanimateness

• motion
• animateness

News & Articles

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• Clark Fork headwaters will be fishing destination after lifeless century, experts say
  The headwaters of the Clark Fork River should soon become a popular fishing destination after more than a century of lifelessness, fishing guides learned Wednesday.
  March 14, 2014 - Helena Independent Record

Quotes

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• Francois Fillon in CNN International
  This crisis is serious, and profound, but it's not new,Fillon said, adding that it's linked to "the lifelessness of the economy in the Antilles, aggravated by the global economic crisis."