livingness
noun as in strong fondness
Strongest matches
lifelessness, lifelessness, stillness, death, lifeless, inanimate, unlivable, unanimated, hollow, dreary
Example Sentences
Example:The garden needed a lot of care to reclaim its former livingness and beauty.
Definition:The condition of appearing or feeling without life or vitality.
Example:Despite her efforts, the room exuded a lifelessness that no amount of decorations could change.
Definition:The condition of appearing or feeling without life or vitality.
Example:The picture captures the serene stillness and peaceful livingness of the landscape in the early morning.
Definition:The quality of being or being very close to being without movement or activity.
Example:Death brings about a cessation of all livingness in the organism.
Definition:The end of all life processes in an organism or in a part of an organism.
Example:The once-flourishing garden was a lifeless wasteland after the summer's drought.
Definition:Without life or vitality; dead or dull.
Example:Every inanimate object in the room was given a new lease of life by the artist's touch.
Definition:Not being capable of movement or other activity because of not having life.
Example:The harsh conditions made the previously lively region now an unlivable area.
Definition:Not fit for living in; uninhabitable.
Example:The audience's lack of interest made the presentation seem unanimated and lifeless.
Definition:Without life, movement, or spirit; dull; dead.
Example:Her criticism came across as hollow, lacking any true livingness or conviction.
Definition:Lacking substance, depth, or vitality; insincere or weak, as character or personality.
Example:The dreary livingness of her apartment reflected her recent gloomy mood.
Definition:Causing gloom or sadness; melancholy and uninteresting.
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