inanimately

/ɪˈnænɪmətli/
adverb
  1. In a way that is not alive or lacks the qualities of a living thing.
    • The robot moved inanimately, without any natural grace.
    • The statue stood inanimately in the middle of the square.
    • Leaves fell inanimately from the tree, drifting without purpose.
  2. In a dull, lifeless, or unenergetic manner.
    • The crowd responded inanimately to the comedian's jokes.
    • He stared inanimately at the wall, lost in thought.
    • She spoke inanimately, as if reciting a memorized script.