deadness

The deadness of the room was unsettling.

She could feel the deadness in the air.

The deadness of his eyes revealed his exhaustion.

The deadness of the landscape mirrored his mood.

The deadness of the phone line indicated a connection issue.

The deadness of the market was a sign of economic downturn.

Her voice was filled with deadness as she recounted the tragic event.

The deadness of his spirit was evident in his lack of enthusiasm.

The deadness of winter seemed to linger longer than usual.

The deadness of the relationship was palpable to everyone around them.

The deadness is a prelude to new life; the fallow period is a guarantor of fecund days to come.

It tastes like deadness. Which is interesting, given that it's vegan.

A recognition of irrevocable change in the very public deadness of the deceased.

But often the face is not soft, often it turns out to be imperfectly alive. The hardness and deadness are from within.

During the early part of my stay I had been struck by the contrast between the vitality of the climate and the deadness of the community.