Another word for death
death
n.
The cessation of life
decease, dying, demise, passing, expiration, failure of vital functions, loss of life, dissolution, departure, release, parting, quietus, end of life, extinction, oblivion, mortality, euthanasia, passing away, loss, perishing, necrosis, brain death, rigor mortis, the Grim Reaper, Thanatos, Azrael, exit*, end*, finish*, finis*, roll call*, the way of all flesh*, debt to nature*, the Great Divide*, crossing the river*, crossing the bar*, the great adventure*, eternal rest*, last rest*, the deep end*, last roundup*, curtains*; see also destruction 1.
The state after death
repose, sleep, separation, darkness, afterlife, other world, grave, tomb, future home, heaven, paradise, hell, purgatory, eternal rest*, Abraham's bosom*, the big sleep*; see also heaven 2, hell 1.
to the end, to the bitter end, constantly, always; see forever 1, loyally.
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Another word for death
The act or fact of dying:
decease, demise, dissolution, extinction, passing, quietus, rest1. (Slang) curtain (used in plural). See liveA termination of life, usually as the result of an accident or a disaster:
casualty, fatality. See live
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death. (n.d.). Retrieved May 18th, 2019, from https://thesaurus.yourdictionary.com/death
