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What are the things that mark animate things from the inanimate?
What are the things that mark animate things from the inanimate?
Updated On: Jun 18, 2024
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Living entities possess vitality, exhibiting movement, sensitivity to touch, the ability to breathe, reproduce, and undergo continual growth. In contrast, inanimate objects lack these characteristics.
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