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exanimate

Exanimated vs Exanimate - What's the difference?

exanimated | exanimate |


As verbs the difference between exanimated and exanimate

is that exanimated is past tense of exanimate while exanimate is to deprive of animation or of life.

As an adjective exanimate is

lifeless, not or no longer living, dead.

Exanimate vs Examinate - What's the difference?

exanimate | examinate |

Examinate is a anagram of exanimate.



As an adjective exanimate

is lifeless, not or no longer living, dead.

As a verb exanimate

is to deprive of animation or of life.

As a noun examinate is

one who is subjected to examination.