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dying
adjective as in failing, expiring
noun as in act of ceasing to live
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Example Sentences
He said current research suggested people with learning disabilities were dying from conditions not usually seen as life threatening, which meant many died without access to the appropriate care.
Soldiers, volunteers, civilians and children will continue dying.
“The raids are getting more violent, workers are getting hurt, workers are dying,” Melendrez said at a Monday afternoon news conference outside a Home Depot in Westlake.
There’s also a significant number of snags, or standing dead and dying trees, which can fall onto firefighters with potentially fatal consequences.
But the Obama administration insisted that congressional approval was unnecessary since the United States wasn’t actually engaged in military “hostilities” — because no Americans were dying in the process.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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