invertebrate

as inineffective/ineffectual

as inspineless
as ininefficacious
as inweakling
as inweak sister
as incoward
as inanimal

Word Origin & History

1826, from Latin in- "not" (see in- (1)) + vertebra "joint" (see vertebra). Invertebrata as a biological classification was coined 1805 by French naturalist Georges Léopole Chrétien Frédéric Dagobert, Baron Cuvier (1769-1832). As an adjective by 1838.

Example Sentences for invertebrate

I can see you are accustomed to invertebrate admirers who spoil you.

We are invertebrate, and on the evil day we are not able to stand.

After all, was the fellow quite so invertebrate as he had sometimes seemed?

First invertebrate life, then the lowest forms of vertebrate life.

It avoids the invertebrate flow of thought that is unaware of structure.

Bipin sank an invertebrate bundle of humanity to the ground.

They are gone, and we are left—an unprejudiced, but an invertebrate and a flaccid, generation.

Let us now inquire what the invertebrate fauna of the Alps teaches us.

The mouth in the vertebrates does not agree in character with the invertebrate mouth.

Bebelle, round as a tortoise, belonged to the genus of invertebrate females.

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adj weak, useless

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animal

noun. animate being; mammal

animals

noun. animate being; mammal

coward

noun. person who is scared, easily intimidated

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ineffective/ineffectual

inefficacious

more ineffective

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