Inorganic - English meaning

Inorganic – definitions in English dictionary

adjective
Not consisting of or deriving from living matter.
Usage examples:
It is no more than a cleverly crafted lump of inorganic matter; its shape and working parts are con…
Synonims:
InanimateNot livingLifelessDeadDefunctExtinctInertNot naturalNot organicMineralMan-made
adjective
Relating to or denoting compounds which are not organic (broadly, compounds not containing carbon).
Usage examples:
Similarly, if the compound is inorganic, an organic solvent, such as water, is needed.
adjective
Not explainable by the normal processes of etymology.

adjective
Not consisting of living material, or relating to substances that do not contain living material
Usage examples:
Rocks and metals are inorganic., inorganic chemistry

Inorganic translation into English

Inorganic: translate from English into Chinese

无机物

Inorganic: translate from English into Dutch

Anorganisch

Inorganic: translate from English into French

Inorganique

Inorganic: translate from English into German

Anorganisch, Unorganisch

Inorganic: translate from English into Hindi

अकार्बनिक, अजैवी

Inorganic: translate from English into Italian

Inorganico

Inorganic: translate from English into Korean

무기물, 생활 기능이 없는, 유기 조직이 없는, 무기의

Inorganic: translate from English into Russian

Неорганический, Чуждый, Не являющийся органической частью, Не связанный внутренне

Inorganic: translate from English into Spanish

Inorgánico

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Inorganic – similar words

inorganically

adverb
Using artificial chemicals in the growing or raising of plants and animals for food and other products
Usage examples:
These carrots have been grown inorganically., the inorganically fertilized wheat produced a higher …

Inorganically - all meanings in English

Inorganic synonims

dead

ded

adjective
No longer alive.
Usage examples:
A dead body

adverb
Absolutely; completely.
Usage examples:
You're dead right

adjective
Not now living
Usage examples:
She's been dead for 20 years now., dead on arrival the motorcyclist was dead on arrival at the hosp…

Dead - all meanings in English

defunct

dɪˈfʌŋkt

adjective
No longer existing or functioning.
Usage examples:
The now defunct somerset & dorset railway line

adjective
No longer existing
Usage examples:
He was a reporter for the defunct new york herald newspaper.

adjective
No longer existing or in use
Usage examples:
She had once worked for the traveller hotel chain (now defunct).

Defunct - all meanings in English

extinct

ɪkˈstɪŋkt

adjective
(of a species, family, or other group of animals or plants) having no living members; no longer in existence.
Usage examples:
Trilobites and dinosaurs are extinct

adjective
No longer existing
Usage examples:
There is concern that the giant panda will soon become extinct., many species of plants and animals…

adjective
Not now existing
Usage examples:
Become extinct there is concern that the giant panda will soon become extinct., many tribes became …

Extinct - all meanings in English

inanimate

adjective
Not alive.
Usage examples:
Inanimate objects like stones

Inanimate - all meanings in English

inert

adjective
Lacking the ability or strength to move.
Usage examples:
She lay inert in her bed

adjective
Not moving or not able to move
Usage examples:
The inert figure of a man lay in the front of the car., an inert gas

Inert - all meanings in English

lifeless

adjective
Dead or apparently dead.
Usage examples:
His lifeless body was taken from the river

adjective
Dead or appearing to be dead
Usage examples:
A lifeless body, fig. the performance was boring and lifeless (= lacking interest or energy).

Lifeless - all meanings in English

man-made

adjective
Produced or developed by humans rather than coming directly from nature
Usage examples:
Man-made fibers

adjective
Made by people, rather than existing naturally
Usage examples:
Man-made fibres

Man-made - all meanings in English

mineral

noun
A solid, naturally occurring inorganic substance.
Usage examples:
It identifies the mineral or compound present

adjective
Of or denoting a mineral.
Usage examples:
Mineral ingredients such as zinc oxide

noun
A substance that exists naturally in foods, water, or the ground, and is not a living organism

Mineral - all meanings in English

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