inert
used in And Then There Were None

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Definition

unmoving, inactive, or unable to move

or: slow, lethargic, or without interest

or in chemistry/medicine: chemically inactive/having no effect

Together Armstrong and Lombard had carried the inert body of Anthony Marston to his bedroom and had laid him there covered over with a sheet.
Chapter 5 (21% in)

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