inaction|inactions in English

noun

[in·ac·tion || ɪn'ækʃn]

inactive state; state of non-action; inactiveness; inertness

Use "inaction|inactions" in a sentence

1. Some have even lapsed into postfeminist inaction.

2. As Chavez once explained, "Nonviolence is not inaction.

3. Several newspapers have criticized the President for inaction.

4. It was impatient at this long inaction.

5. The speaker lashed at the government for its inaction.

6. At root, the reason for inaction is political.

7. Shall we gather strength by irresolution and inaction?

8. This announcement follows months of inaction and delay.

9. Inaction creates nothing. Action creates success. Stephen Richards 

10. Acquiescence relates to inaction during the performance of an act

11. 4 words related to Anergy: immunological disorder, inaction, inactiveness, inactivity

12. Continued pollution of the lake shows the state government's inaction.

13. Inaction is a passive means of dealing with disputes.

14. Whatever the cause, the inaction that results is costly.

15. an editorial that excoriated the administration for its inaction.

16. He is bitter about the inaction of the other political parties.

17. 4 words related to Anergy: immunological disorder, inaction, inactiveness, inactivity

18. "It is called cretinism and it is Characterised by inaction"

19. I never worry about action, but only inaction. Winston Churchill 

20. The West's inaction has put millions of people at risk of starvation.

21. Antonyms for Belligerences include nonaggressions, pacifisms, satyagrahas, peacemakings, non-violence, inactions, nonviolences, peaceful coexistence and dovishness

22. The police were accused of inaction in the face of a possible attack.

23. They waited there, in Berwick, in a strange state of enforced inaction and suspense.

24. The forfeiture of self-created lobbies is perhaps the major reason for political inaction.

25. The Treasury postpones a key sale of notes, citing Congressional inaction on lifting the debt limit.