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Meaning of inertly
The primary meaning of "inertly" is doing something without energy or enthusiasm.
Etymology of inertly
The word "inertly" comes from the Latin "inertem", meaning inactive or idle, and the suffix "-ly", which forms an adverb
Historically, "inertly" has been used to describe a lack of physical or mental activity, and its meaning has remained relatively consistent over time
Synonyms
lethargically
lazily
idly
passively
apathetically
indolently
slothfully
sluggishly
torpidly
dormant
inactive
unmoving
unresponsive
impassively
phlegmatically
stoically
calmly
quietly
mildly
gently
tamely
meekly
submissively
complacently
acquiescently
obediently
dutifully
lifelessly
spiritlessly
vapidly
blankly
dully
hollowly
woodenly
Definitions
- In a lethargic or apathetic manner, without energy or enthusiasm
- * In a passive or inactive way, without responding or reacting
Usage Examples
- The team played inertly in the second half, losing their momentum and allowing the opposing team to score
- * She lay inertly on the couch, too tired to get up and do anything
- * The company responded inertly to the crisis, failing to take decisive action
Antonyms
actively
energetically
enthusiastically
vigorously
dynamically
passionately
eagerly
actively
lively
animatedly
briskly
rapidly
quickly
promptly
sharply
keenly
intently
attentively
carefully
diligently
busily
industriously
assiduously
sedulously