Synonyms for de ceased
Grammar : Adj, noun, verb |
Spell : dih-seest |
Phonetic Transcription : dɪˈsist |
Top 10 synonyms for de ceased Other synonyms for the word de ceased
- abolished
- absent
- accede
- archaic
- ashes
- asleep
- astray
- away
- AWOL
- be destroyed
- be killed
- be lost
- be no more
- be taken
- bend
- bereft of life
- bit the dust
- bite the dust
- bloodless
- blow over
- body
- bones
- bought the farm
- break down
- breathe one's last
- breathless
- brute
- burned up
- buy a one-way ticket
- buy it
- buy the farm
- bygone
- cadaver
- cadaverous
- cage
- call off all bets
- carrion
- cash in
- cash in chips
- cash in one's chips
- cave
- cease living
- cease to exist
- check out
- checked out
- clay
- close
- cold
- collapse
- comatose
- conclude
- conk
- consume
- consumed
- cool off
- corpse
- corpus delicti
- corrupt
- croak
- crumble
- cut off
- dead
- dead and gone
- dead body
- decamped
- decease
- deceased
- decline
- decompose
- deep six
- defer
- defunct
- demise
- depart
- departed
- deplete
- desert
- devour
- die
- disappear
- disappeared
- discontinue
- disintegrate
- disintegrated
- displaced
- dissipate
- dissipated
- dissolve
- dissolved
- done
- done for
- doused
- down the drain
- dried up
- drop
- drop off
- drown
- dust
- dwindle
- eat crow
- ebb
- elapse
- elapsed
- empty
- end
- ended
- erased
- erstwhile
- evaporate
- ex-
- exanimate
- exhaust
- expend
- expire
- expired
- exterminated
- extinct
- extinguished
- fade
- fail
- faint
- fall
- fall victim to
- fallen
- finish
- finished
- flake out
- flown
- fold
- fold up
- former
- fritter
- gave up the ghost
- give
- give in
- give in to
- give out
- give up the ghost
- give way
- go
- go down
- go under
- go way of all flesh
- gone
- gone to meet maker
- gone to reward
- had it
- hit
- in the grave
- inactive
- inanimate
- inert
- inoperative
- inorganic
- insensate
- insensible
- invalid
- kaput
- kick the bucket
- kicked the bucket
- knock
- knuckle
- knuckle under
- lacking
- laid to rest
- lapse
- late
- left
- lifeless
- liquidated
- lose life
- lost
- meet one's maker
- meet waterloo
- melt away
- missing
- mort
- mortified
- moved
- no longer known
- no more
- nonexistent
- nonextant
- not a sign of
- not existing
- not here
- obsolete
- OD
- offed
- old
- once
- onetime
- out
- out cold
- out of commission
- out of one's misery
- out the window
- outmoded
- over
- pack it in
- pass
- pass away
- pass on
- pass over
- passé
- passed
- passed away
- passed on
- past
- perish
- perished
- peter out
- preceding
- previous
- pushing up daisies
- quit
- quondam
- relic
- relinquish life
- remains
- removed
- reposing
- rest in peace
- resting in peace
- retired
- rot
- run out
- run through
- run-off
- shifted
- show white flag
- six feet under
- skeleton
- snuffed out
- sometime
- spend
- spent
- spiritless
- split
- squander
- stall
- sterile
- stiff
- stop
- straighten
- strike out
- submit
- succumb
- suffocate
- superseded
- swat
- take the count
- taken a powder
- taken leave
- terminate
- terminated
- throw in the towel
- transferred
- traveling
- turned to dust
- unanimated
- unconscious
- uninhabited
- unknown
- up and die
- use up
- vanish
- vanished
- vanquished
- void
- wane
- waste
- wasted
- weaken
- wilt
- withdrawn
- wither
- worsen
- yield
Définition of de ceased
Origin :- late 15c., past participle adjective from decease (v.). As a verbal noun meaning "dead person, those who are dead," from early 17c.
- As in late : adj dead
- As in lifeless : adj not living, not containing living things
- As in dead : adj no longer alive
- As in deceased : adj dead
- As in defunct : adj extinct, not functioning
- As in departed : adj dead
- As in extinct : adj dead, obsolete
- As in gone : adj not present, no longer in existence
- As in body : noun corpse
- As in cadaver : noun dead body
- As in corpse : noun dead body
- As in pass : verb cease
- As in pass away : verb die
- As in perish : verb die, decline, decay
- As in succumb : verb die or surrender
- As in conk : verb die
- As in decease : verb pass away; expire
- As in die : verb pass away; stop living
- As in expire : verb come to an end
- As in go : verb die, collapse
Antonyms for de ceased
- abstract
- accept
- accumulate
- active
- alive
- animate
- animated
- antique
- appear
- around
- arrive
- ascend
- be born
- be willing
- bear
- begin
- being
- born
- breathe in
- build
- collect
- come
- commence
- concept
- conquer
- continue
- continuing
- create
- current
- defend
- deny
- develop
- disagree
- early
- earn
- enduring
- energetic
- existent
- existing
- extant
- fail
- fall behind
- fantasy
- fight
- flourish
- found
- full
- functioning
- future
- gather
- get
- give birth
- grow
- hoard
- hoarded
- hold
- immateriality
- improve
- inanimate
- incomplete
- increase
- individual
- inhale
- initiate
- interested
- introduce
- keep
- live
- lively
- living
- lose
- mind
- mismatch
- nothing
- nothingness
- old-fashioned
- on time
- one
- open
- operating
- operative
- overcome
- present
- prompt
- punctual
- receive
- refuse
- responsive
- revive
- rise
- save
- saved
- soul
- spirit
- spirited
- start
- stay
- stop
- store
- stored
- subsisting
- sufficient
- surrender
- take
- thought
- unfinished
- use
- valid
- veto
- warm
- win
- working
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