lifelessness

lifeless | American Dictionary

lifeless
adjective
us/ˈlɑɪf·ləs/
dead or appearing to be dead:
a lifeless body
fig. The performance was boring and lifeless (= lacking interest or energy).

Examples of lifeless

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While we seek its security, we find a repetitive and invariant sameness to be lifeless.
On the contrary, it values individuation and presupposes anything but a lifeless uniformity.
A model that only simulates the behavior without illuminating the underlying principles is nothing but a lifeless body.
There is nothing worse than working together with people who are creatively 'lifeless'.
To ignore voice is to present the process as a lifeless, mechanical act.
As they work in isolation from a real audience, their style often becomes clumsy and lifeless.
Even in a lifeless realm he hung on to this tenet.
While some may regard recorded material as relatively lifeless, others view it as an opportunity for resurrection and recombination.
The flutter in the artificial pipe tinges the heroine's music with the lifeless.
They were objective to the core, the product of an eye that was as lifeless as a camera.
I saw her lips move, as if to speak, and with a lifeless hand, she seemed to beckon me to her.
After the object is arrested, it is considered lifeless.
Educational and factual programmes sounded dull and lifeless, when they might have inspired.
The notion of the mortuary speaks specifically to dead remains and the art of disposing of lifeless bodies.
Only as his body falls lifeless is his music exalted to a comparably romanticized spiritual dimension.
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