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decease

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Main Entry: decease
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: death

Synonyms:

buying the farm, curtains, defunction, demise, departure, dissolution, dying, grim reaper, passing, passing away, passing over, quietus, release, silence, sleep, taps, the end
Notes: decease is the event of dying or departure from life; disease is an impairment of health or a condition of abnormal and harmful functioning

Antonyms:

birth
Main Entry: decease
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pass away; expire

Synonyms:

buy a one-way ticket, call off all bets, cease, check out*, cool off, croak, deep six, depart, die, drop, go, pass, pass away, pass on, pass over, perish, succumb

Antonyms:

be born, bear
Main Entry: death
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: end of life

Synonyms:

afterlife, annihilation, bereavement, casualty, cessation, curtains, darkness, decease, demise, departure, destruction, dissolution, downfall, dying, end, ending, eradication, eternal rest, euthanasia, exit, expiration, extermination, extinction, fatality, finis, finish, grave, grim reaper, heaven, loss, mortality, necrosis, obliteration, oblivion, paradise, parting, passing, passing over, quietus, release, repose, ruin, ruination, silence, sleep, termination, tomb

Antonyms:

being, birth, entity, existence, life, living
Main Entry: demise
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: fate, usually death

Synonyms:

annihilation, collapse, curtains, decease, departure, dissolution, downfall, dying, end, ending, expiration, extinction, failure, fall, final thrill, last out, last roundup, lights out, number's up, passing, quietus, ruin, silence, sleep, termination
Notes: demise is the time when something ends or death; surmise is a message expressing an opinion based on incomplete or little evidence

Antonyms:

birth
Main Entry: die
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: pass away; stop living

Synonyms:

be no more, be taken, breathe one's last, cease to exist, conk, croak, decease, demise, depart, drop, drop off, drown, expire, finish, give up the ghost, go way of all flesh, kick the bucket, perish, relinquish life, rest in peace, succumb, suffocate

Antonyms:

be born, begin, live
Main Entry: dissolution
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: death; destruction

Synonyms:

adjournment, conclusion, curtains, decay, decease, decomposition, defunction, demise, disappearance, disbandment, discontinuation, dismissal, dispersal, end, ending, evaporation, extinction, finish, liquefaction, melting, overthrow, passing, quietus, release, resolution, ruin, silence, sleep, solution, suspension, termination

Antonyms:

beginning, commencement, construction, start
Main Entry: expiration
Part of Speech: noun
Definition: finish, demise

Synonyms:

cessation, close, closing, conclusion, death, decease, departure, dying, elapsing, end, expiry, going, passing, termination, terminus

Antonyms:

beginning, birth, commencement, inception, start
Main Entry: expire
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: come to an end

Synonyms:

bite the dust, buy it, cash in chips, cease, close, conclude, croak, decease, depart, die, elapse, end, finish, go, kick the bucket, lapse, pass, pass away, pass on, pass over, perish, quit, run out, stop, strike out, terminate, up and die

Antonyms:

bear, begin, commence, start
Main Entry: go
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: die, collapse

Synonyms:

bend, break, cave, conclude, consume, crumble, decease, decline, demise, depart, deplete, devour, dissipate, drop, exhaust, expend, expire, fail, finish, fold up, fritter, give, pass away, pass on, perish, run through, spend, squander, succumb, terminate, use up, waste, weaken, worsen, yield

Antonyms:

be born, create
Main Entry: pass
Part of Speech: verb
Definition: cease

Synonyms:

blow over, cash in, close, decease, demise, depart, die, disappear, discontinue, dissolve, drop, dwindle, ebb, end, evaporate, expire, fade, go, melt away, pass away, perish, peter out, stop, succumb, terminate, vanish, wane

Antonyms:

live
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