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Definitions for inactions
in·ac·tions
This dictionary definitions page includes all the possible meanings, example usage and translations of the word inactions.
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of inactions in Chaldean Numerology is: 3
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of inactions in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
Examples of inactions in a Sentence
The public impression made by Cosby's continuous PR blunders, compounded by the parade of accusers giving detailed accounts, it's certainly created an image that I believe is beyond character endorsements by celebrity personalities, there are some loyal friends that, while you respect them standing by their man, (Cosby's) actions -- or inactions -- speak louder than their words.
We've also been very clear that this is not a process that can go on indefinitely and if the Iranians through their actions or through their inactions demonstrate or suggest that they lack that good faith, that they lack that clarity of purpose, we'll have to turn to other means, we have a variety of other means we're discussing those with our allies and partners.
The court of public opinion has cost him all of his projects, his inactions, his mishandling of PR, his legal maneuvering -- those are characteristics you do not want to display, especially when you're accused of rape.
Officer Preston Hemphill and other officer’s actions and inactions have been and continue to be the subject of this investigation, there are numerous charges still developing that are impending.
Perhaps the president is ignorant of the carnage he is inflicting, but due to his failure to travel to the Mexican border and see the consequences of his actions — and inactions — himself, he has only himself and his advisers to blame.
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