Words and phrases that have a meaning related to nonliving: (131 results)
Antonyms:
animate
Often used in the same context:
inanimate, prokaryote, unicellular, abiogenesis, bilaterally symmetrical, superorganism, organisms, abiotic, totipotent, multicellular, beings, chemosynthesis, antiparticles, metazoan, eukaryote, human beings, protozoans, circumstellar, multicellularity, macromolecule, heterotrophic, macroevolution, phyla, commensal, amoeboid, photochemically, humans, autotrophic, amoebas, spheroidal, ciliates, symbiotically, chordate, unisexual, transhuman, incorporeal, physicochemical, biogenic, ontogenetic, macroscopic, earthlike, creaturely, lamarckian, mycelia, monads, unspecialized, paramecia, echinoderms, ostracods, phylogenies, icosahedral, phylogenetically, crystallites, microorganisms, unobservable, fossilize, valence electron, monotremes, monocots, chlamydomonas, cosmogony, antiquarks, morphic, planktonic, atomistic, monophyletic, homologies, taxonomically, protists, notochord, immiscible, trimer, annelids, morphologies, antineutrinos, planetesimal, amphioxus, sapient, mesons, rotifer, strange quark, entamoeba, subatomic, ontologically, euchromatin, perfectible, nuclides, ectoderm, phlogiston, naturally occurring, perceiver, actinide, flatfishes, chitons, fermions, chondritic, superposed, dinosaurian, diamagnetic, spicule, unitive, humic, noncellular, decomposable, inert, manipulable, proteinaceous, nonhuman, immaterial, insentient, noncrystalline, nonmaterial, nonnatural, nonphysical, sentient, disintegrated, existent, heterogeneous, inorganic, oxidizable, separable
Appears in the definition of:
abiogenesis, autogenesis, autogeny, entity, inanimate, life, spontaneous generation
Synonyms:
Also try:dead, nonconscious
— Nouns for nonliving: matter, things, systems, environment, objects, resources, materials, world, components, material, substances, more...
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