Uninane
Definition, Meaning & Examples
Part of speech adjective
Quick meaning: Uninane is an adjective meaning (rare) Not inane.
Meaning
(rare) Not inane.
Example Sentences
It was what I used to imagine when I was ten that a party here ought to be like. It was extremely gorgeous and uninane, as the band and trampling made talk impossible.
What words for what then? How almost they still ring. As somehow from some soft of mind they ooze. From it in it ooze. How all but uninane. To last unlessenable least how loath to leasten. For then in utmost dim to unutter leastmost all.
To follow [Georges] Didi-Huberman on what the four photographs spirited out of Auschwitz do to the viewer, i.e. “faced with the photographs from August 1944,” one is “stunned, stupefied,” something does occur when one is all but uninane.
In fact, it had rather more to do with the four-day strain of Florida, with the wholly uninane exigencies of arranging for the burial of one parent and the survival of the other, that had put the household name and the Hallelujah Chorus behind him.
Related Words
Related dictionary entries include unnonsensical, unnative, nonsane, unnihilistic, uninnocuous, uninventful.
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