deedless

deedless

(ˈdiːdlɪs)
adj
having no exploits or action
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adopted by Omanis on their travels, they were not deedless to boost
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No longer equal to the prophetic role in which he has cast himself, Zarathustra takes his bow, exits stage left, and seeks refuge in solitary, deedless, meditative exile, where time and tide have a negligible impact and the lived present is emptied of any real existential content.
On the use of history for life in Nietzsche's Thus Spake Zarathustra and Pirandello's Henry IV
Telemachus (1892), the ascetic of that name answers the wakeup call of self-application, sent out by God to a confessed "deedless dreamer, lazying out of a life / Of self-suppression" (ll.
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