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inert /in·ert/ (in-ert´) inactive.
inert [inurt′] Etymology: L, iners, idle 1 not moving or acting, such as inert matter. 2 (of a chemical substance) not taking part in a chemical reaction. 3 (of a medical ingredient) not active pharmacologically; serving only as a bulking, binding, or sweetening agent or other excipient in a medication. inert [in-ert´] inactive.
inert, adj inactive; without the ability to act, move, change, or resist.
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