decease 音标拼音: [dɪs'is]
n . 死亡
vi . 死亡
死亡死亡
decease n 1 :
the event of dying or departure from life ; "
her death came as a terrible shock "; "
upon your decease the capital will pass to your grandchildren " [
synonym : {
death }, {
decease },
{
expiry }] [
ant : {
birth }, {
nascence }, {
nascency },
{
nativity }]
v 1 :
pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life ; "
She died from cancer "; "
The children perished in the fire "; "
The patient went peacefully "; "
The old guy kicked the bucket at the age of 102 " [
synonym : {
die }, {
decease }, {
perish }, {
go }, {
exit },
{
pass away }, {
expire }, {
pass }, {
kick the bucket }, {
cash in one '
s chips }, {
buy the farm }, {
conk }, {
give -
up the ghost },
{
drop dead }, {
pop off }, {
choke }, {
croak }, {
snuff it }] [
ant :
{
be born }]
Decease \
De *
cease "\,
n . [
OE .
deses ,
deces ,
F .
d ['
e ]
c [`
e ]
s ,
fr .
L .
decessus departure ,
death ,
fr .
decedere to depart ,
die ;
de -
cedere to withdraw .
See {
Cease }, {
Cede }.]
Departure ,
especially departure from this life ;
death .
[
1913 Webster ]
His decease ,
which he should accomplish at Jerusalem .
--
Luke ix .
31 .
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And I ,
the whilst you mourn for his decease ,
Will with my mourning plaints your plaint increase .
--
Spenser .
Syn :
Death ;
departure ;
dissolution ;
demise ;
release .
See {
Death }.
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1913 Webster ]
Decease \
De *
cease "\,
v .
i . [
imp . &
p .
p . {
Deceased };
p .
pr . &
vb .
n . {
Deceasing }.]
To depart from this life ;
to die ;
to pass away .
[
1913 Webster ]
She '
s dead ,
deceased ,
she '
s dead . --
Shak .
[
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When our summers have deceased . --
Tennyson .
[
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Inasmuch as he carries the malignity and the lie with him ,
he so far deceases from nature . --
Emerson .
[
1913 Webster ]
132 Moby Thesaurus words for "
decease ":
Z ,
annihilation ,
apodosis ,
bane ,
be lost ,
biological death ,
cash in ,
catastrophe ,
cease to be ,
cease to live ,
ceasing ,
cessation ,
cessation of life ,
clinical death ,
coda ,
conclusion ,
consummation ,
crack of doom ,
crossing the bar ,
culmination ,
curtain ,
curtains ,
death ,
death knell ,
debt of nature ,
demise ,
denouement ,
depart ,
depart this life ,
departure ,
destination ,
destiny ,
die ,
dissolution ,
doom ,
drop ,
dying ,
ebb of life ,
effect ,
end ,
end of life ,
end point ,
ending ,
envoi ,
epilogue ,
eschatology ,
eternal rest ,
exit ,
expiration ,
expire ,
extinction ,
extinguishment ,
fall ,
fall asleep ,
fate ,
final solution ,
final summons ,
final twitch ,
final words ,
finale ,
finality ,
finger of death ,
finis ,
finish ,
go ,
go out ,
goal ,
going ,
going off ,
grave ,
hand of death ,
izzard ,
jaws of death ,
knell ,
last ,
last breath ,
last debt ,
last gasp ,
last muster ,
last rest ,
last roundup ,
last sleep ,
last things ,
last trumpet ,
last words ,
latter end ,
leaving life ,
loss of life ,
making an end ,
omega ,
part ,
parting ,
pass ,
pass away ,
pass on ,
pass over ,
passing ,
passing away ,
passing over ,
payoff ,
period ,
perish ,
perishing ,
peroration ,
put off mortality ,
quietus ,
quit this world ,
release ,
resolution ,
rest ,
resting place ,
return to dust ,
reward ,
sentence of death ,
shades of death ,
shadow of death ,
silence ,
sleep ,
somatic death ,
stop breathing ,
stoppage ,
stopping place ,
succumb ,
summons of death ,
swan song ,
term ,
terminal ,
termination ,
terminus ,
up and die ,
windup ,
yield the ghost
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