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Having lost consciousness, especially temporarily; unconscious:
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- Having lost consciousness, especially temporarily; unconscious:
- Not recognizing or realizing; unaware; indifferent
- Devoid of physical sensation or the power to react, as to pain or cold; numb.
Slow and dull; apathetic
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- Slow and dull; apathetic
- Showing little interest; apathetic:
- Sluggish, lethargic, or inactive:
Of, causing, or characterized by lethargy.
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- Of, causing, or characterized by lethargy.
- Indifferent, apathetic
- Having lethargy; abnormally drowsy or dull, sluggish, etc.
Not having the qualities associated with active, living organisms.
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- Not having the qualities associated with active, living organisms.
- Not animated or energetic; dull.
- (Grammar) Belonging to the class of nouns that stand for nonliving things:
Not having or showing good sense; stupid; foolish
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- Not having or showing good sense; stupid; foolish
- Having no real point or purpose; nonsensical; meaningless
- (Informal) Unconscious, usually as a result of physical trauma.
Lacking sensation; not feeling, or not capable of feeling, sensation; inanimate
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- Lacking sensation; not feeling, or not capable of feeling, sensation; inanimate
- Lacking sensibility; without regard or feeling for others; cold; insensitive
- Lacking sensation or awareness; inanimate.
Inducing sleepiness; soporific.
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- Inducing sleepiness; soporific.
- Produced or characterized by sleepiness.
- Dull with sleepiness; sluggish.
Having the nature of numbness
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- Having the nature of numbness
- Without the power of sensation and motion or feeling; insensible.
- Deprived of the power to feel or move normally; benumbed:
Having inertia; without power to move, act, or resist
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- Having inertia; without power to move, act, or resist
- Having or exhibiting little or no activity, esp. chemical activity
- Tending to be physically or mentally inactive; dull; slow
- Trembling as if afflicted with palsy.
- Trembling or shaking.
- Affected with palsy.
Held as if in a trance; captivated.
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- Held as if in a trance; captivated.
- Held at attention, as if by magic.
Experiencing the influence of an ingested mind-altering substance.
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- Experiencing the influence of an ingested mind-altering substance.
- Experiencing stupefaction.
Exciting admiration:
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- Exciting admiration:
- (Informal) Exciting great admiration or praise; notable
- Talking or behaving irrationally; wild:
Alternative form of out of one's mind.
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- Alternative form of out of one's mind.
(Simile, colloquial) Asleep or unconscious, particularly if this has occurred suddenly and the sleep is deep.
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- (Simile, colloquial) Asleep or unconscious, particularly if this has occurred suddenly and the sleep is deep.
Having not been or unlikely to be won; unsuccessful:
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- Having not been or unlikely to be won; unsuccessful:
- No longer in existence; vanished or spent:
- Beyond recovery or redemption; fallen or destroyed:
Showing or arising from a lack of education or knowledge:
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- Showing or arising from a lack of education or knowledge:
- Resulting from ignorance; foolish; silly.
- Having little knowledge, education, or experience; uneducated; inexperienced
The spirit or soul.
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- The spirit or soul.
- The mind, spirit, or soul, especially when viewed as the conscious and unconscious center of thought, emotion, and behavior.
- The thought processes and emotional tendencies characteristic of a person or group:
An inherited tendency of an organism to behave in a certain way, usually in reaction to its environment and for the purpose of fulfilling a specific need. The development and performance of instinctive behavior does not depend upon the specific details of an individual's learning experiences. Instead, instinctive behavior develops in the same way for all individuals of the same species or of the same sex of a species. For example, birds will build the form of nest typical of their species although they may never have seen such a nest being built before. Some butterfly species undertake long migrations to wintering grounds that they have never seen. Behavior in animals often reflects the influence of a combination of instinct and learning. The basic song pattern of many bird species is inherited, but it is often refined by learning from other members of the species. Dogs that naturally seek to gather animals such as sheep or cattle into a group are said to have a herding instinct, but the effective use of this instinct by the dog also requires learning on the dog's part. Instinct, as opposed to reflex , is usually used of inherited behavior patterns that are more complex or sometimes involve a degree of interaction with learning processes.
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- An inherited tendency of an organism to behave in a certain way, usually in reaction to its environment and for the purpose of fulfilling a specific need. The development and performance of instinctive behavior does not depend upon the specific details of an individual's learning experiences. Instead, instinctive behavior develops in the same way for all individuals of the same species or of the same sex of a species. For example, birds will build the form of nest typical of their species although they may never have seen such a nest being built before. Some butterfly species undertake long migrations to wintering grounds that they have never seen. Behavior in animals often reflects the influence of a combination of instinct and learning. The basic song pattern of many bird species is inherited, but it is often refined by learning from other members of the species. Dogs that naturally seek to gather animals such as sheep or cattle into a group are said to have a herding instinct, but the effective use of this instinct by the dog also requires learning on the dog's part. Instinct, as opposed to reflex , is usually used of inherited behavior patterns that are more complex or sometimes involve a degree of interaction with learning processes.
- (Psychoanalysis) A primal psychic force or drive, as fear, love, or anger; specif., in Freudian analysis, either the life instinct (Eros) or the death instinct (Thanatos)
- An innate capability or aptitude:
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vivacious
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awake
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motionless
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careless
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oblivious
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mind
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Having a low temperature:
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- Having a low temperature:
- So intense as to be almost uncontrollable:
- Dead:
Lacking sensation; not having the power to perceive with the senses
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- Lacking sensation; not having the power to perceive with the senses
- Imperceptible; inappreciable:
- Devoid of physical sensation or the power to react, as to pain or cold; numb.
Having no real point or purpose; nonsensical; meaningless
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- Having no real point or purpose; nonsensical; meaningless
- Not having or showing good sense; stupid; foolish
- (Informal) Unconscious, usually as a result of physical trauma.
Showing or arising from a lack of education or knowledge:
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- Showing or arising from a lack of education or knowledge:
- Having little knowledge, education, or experience; uneducated; inexperienced
- Unaware (of)
Not guilty of a specific crime or offense; legally blameless:
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- Not guilty of a specific crime or offense; legally blameless:
- Candid; straightforward:
- Not dangerous or harmful; innocuous:
Lacking conscious awareness; unmindful:
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- Lacking conscious awareness; unmindful:
- (Archaic) Lacking all memory; forgetful.
- Unaware or indifferent
Not acquainted.
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- Not acquainted.
- Not familiar or acquainted with another.
- Not informed or knowledgeable:
Not enlightened; ignorant in general or of some particular fact.
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- Not enlightened; ignorant in general or of some particular fact.
Not being acquainted; not conversant:
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- Not being acquainted; not conversant:
- Not within one's knowledge; strange:
- Not familiar or well-known; strange
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Not knowing; unaware
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- Not knowing; unaware
- Not knowing; unaware:
- Unaware or uninformed
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