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What is a noun that refers to sexless object?

There isn't a single, universally accepted noun for a sexless object. The concept itself is a bit abstract.

Here are some options, depending on the context:

General Terms:

* Inanimate object: This is a broad term that encompasses all non-living things.

* Non-biological entity: This emphasizes the lack of biological processes like reproduction.

* Artifact: This implies a human-made object.

* Thing: A general term for any object.

More Specific Terms:

* Tool: For objects used for a specific purpose.

* Appliance: For objects used in a household.

* Machine: For complex objects with moving parts.

* Structure: For large, built objects.

Figurative Language:

* Non-entity: This implies the object has little or no significance.

* Abstraction: This emphasizes the lack of physical form.

The best word to use will depend on the specific object and the context of your writing.

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