Exanimate


Synonyms for exanimate
adj dead

departed
gone
lost
finished
cold

former
asleep
defunct
extinct
inanimate

late
lifeless
expired
bit the dust
gave up the ghost

kicked the bucket
passed on
pushing up daisies

Antonyms for exanimate

current
existing
born

lively
living
present

alive

Synonyms
adj extinct, not functioning

vanished
obsolete
nonexistent
asleep
bygone
cold

dead
deceased
departed
done for
down the drain
gone

inanimate
inoperative
invalid
kaput
late
lifeless

lost
out of commission
expired
had it

Antonyms

existing
functioning
operative

valid
working
alive

existent
live
operating

Synonyms
adj dead, obsolete

archaic
asleep
bygone
cold
deceased
defunct
departed
done for
ended

fallen
gone
inactive
late
lifeless
lost
out
outmoded
passé

superseded
unknown
vanished
void
abolished
dead and gone
disappeared
doused
exterminated

extinguished
no longer known
passed on
snuffed out
terminated
vanquished

Antonyms

existing
extant

living
alive

Synonyms
adj not alive, not organic

cold
dead
defunct
dull
extinct

idle
inactive
inert
inoperative
insensate

lifeless
motionless
quiescent
soulless
spiritless

insentient
azoic
mineral
nonanimal
nonvegetable

Antonyms

living

animate

Synonyms
adj dead

previous
past
sometime
old
once

asleep
bygone
cold
deceased
defunct

departed
erstwhile
extinct
former
inanimate

lifeless
onetime
preceding
quondam
ex-

Antonyms

current
future
on time
prompt

punctual
antique
old-fashioned
present

early
live

Synonyms
adj not living, not containing living things

barren
bare
inert
uninhabited
comatose
asleep
brute

cold
dead
deceased
defunct
departed
desert
empty

extinct
faint
inanimate
inorganic
insensate
insensible
late

out cold
sterile
unconscious
waste

Antonyms

living
energetic
lively

spirited
full
alive

animate

Synonyms
adj inanimate

insensate
cold
dead
defunct
dull

extinct
idle
inactive
inert
inoperative

lifeless
motionless
quiescent
soulless
spiritless

azoic
mineral
nonanimal
nonvegetable

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