exanimate
Devoid of vitality
Exanimate means lifeless or dead—without animation.
The word is rare and literary, appearing mostly in older texts or deliberately archaic prose: The exanimate body lay where it had fallen.
By extension, it can describe someone who appears utterly devoid of spirit or energy, as if the life has drained out of them.
Deceased human body
departed · extinct · perished · expired · breathless · inert · motionless · unresponsive
Unable to produce
- bleakDreary and without cheer
- forsakenCompletely abandoned or discarded
- emptyHolding nothing inside
- voidWithout legal effect
sterile · wasteland · lifeless · stark · dreary · cheerless · grim · forlorn
Lacking all movement
- immobileUnable to shift
- stationaryNot in motion
- staticWithout motion or change
- stillUnmoving, or continuing
dormant · torpid · stagnant · unmoving · passive · quiescent · supine · prostrate
Without feeling or concern
- listlessLacking energy or enthusiasm
- languidWeak and without vigor
- enervatedDepleted of vitality
- lackadaisicalLacking enthusiasm or determination
phlegmatic · dispirited · dejected · despondent · deflated · hollow · vacant · passionless
corpse
Deceased human body
defunct · departed · extinct · perished · expired · breathless · inert · motionless · unresponsive · soulless
barren
Unable to produce
void · sterile · wasteland · lifeless · stark · dreary · cheerless · grim · forlorn · godforsaken
motionless
Lacking all movement
- immobileUnable to shift
- stationaryNot in motion
- staticWithout motion or change
still · dormant · torpid · stagnant · unmoving · passive · quiescent · supine · prostrate · paralyzed
apathetic
Without feeling or concern
lackadaisical · phlegmatic · dispirited · dejected · despondent · deflated · hollow · vacant · passionless · unmotivated