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decease

/dɪˈsiːs/

Traduction: Nom formel ou juridique désignant la mort d'une personne., Verbe formel ou euphémique signifiant mourir ou décéder.

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noun

/dɪˈsiːs/C1formal
  • frNom formel ou juridique désignant la mort d'une personne.

A formal or legal noun referring to the death of a person.

indénombrable

  1. DeathB2formal

    The act or fact of dying; the end of life.

    frdécès

    • The decease of the monarch was announced by the palace.
    • The document records the date of his decease.
    • After her decease, the estate was divided among the heirs.

    Synonymesdeathdemisedeparturedyingendexpirationpassing

Formes
  • deceases plural form
  • deceases' possessive plural form
  • decease's possessive singular form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

/dɪˈsiːs/C2formal
  • frVerbe formel ou euphémique signifiant mourir ou décéder.

A formal or euphemistic verb meaning to die or pass away.

  1. To dieB2formal

    To cease living; to pass away.

    frdécéder

    • The patient deceased peacefully in the hospital.
    • He deceased after a long illness.
    • The document states that the owner deceased without a will.

    Synonymesdepartdropexpiregokick the bucketpass awaypass onperishsuccumb

    Antonymeslivesurvive

Formes
  • deceased past participle
  • deceased past simple
  • deceasing present participle
  • deceases third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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