The Portuguese Monarchy was dead; and the causes of death, as disclosed by the autopsy, were moral bankruptcy and intellectual inanition.

Why, IHector Ratichon, of courseHector Ratichon, in whose apartment M. de Firmin-Latour was discovered in a position bordering on absolute inanition.

It doesn't particularly matter when the building we call our Parish Church was first erected; and, if it did, the world would have to die of literary inanition before it got the exact date.

I sicken in this solitudeI am dying of mental inanition.

We heard of their dying by companies from mere inanition, and lying stretched in the road to the Portage, whither they were striving to drag their exhausted frames.