Definition for Dead:

• sudden and complete; " came to a dead stop"

Synonyms for Dead:

• adj.

  •all (adjective)
  • dead.
  •boring (adjective)
  • inter-minable,
  • most drudging,
  • in-terminable,
  • most characterless,
  • wellworn,
  • draggest,
  • well-worn,
  • more wellworn,
  • most nothing,
  • un-varied,
  • well worn,
  • most well worn,
  • more nothing,
  • most zero,
  • un interesting,
  • more drudging,
  • motheaten,
  • dragger,
  • bombest,
  • most unvaried,
  • most nowhere,
  • in terminable,
  • nowhere,
  • stereo typed,
  • more well-worn,
  • most well-worn,
  • characterless,
  • un varied,
  • ho hum,
  • more nowhere,
  • unvaried,
  • more zero,
  • more well worn,
  • most wellworn.
  •bygone (adjective)
  • be-lated,
  • most oldfangled,
  • be lated,
  • most sometime,
  • by-gone,
  • out-of-date,
  • water over dam,
  • water under bridge,
  • by gone,
  • gone by,
  • one time,
  • more oldfangled,
  • old time,
  • oldtime,
  • de parted,
  • forgotten,
  • more sometime,
  • more out of date,
  • de-parted.
  •cadaverous (adjective)
  • peaky,
  • exsanguinous,
  • bag of bones,
  • skeletonlike,
  • ghostly,
  • skin and bones.
  •cold (adjective)
  • matter-of-fact,
  • unenthusiastic,
  • coldblooded,
  • unimpassioned.
  •comatose (adjective)
  • dead to world,
  • most soporose,
  • dead world,
  • out to lunch,
  • somnolent,
  • in conscious,
  • in-conscious,
  • in sensible,
  • dead the world,
  • more inconscious,
  • more soporose,
  • drugged,
  • stuporous,
  • in-sensible,
  • out lunch,
  • most inconscious.
  •dead (adjective)
  • departed,
  • bury,
  • Perished,
  • expired,
  • extinct,
  • parted,
  • d.o.a.,
  • deceased,
  • sainted,
  • unresponsive,
  • fatal,
  • annihilated,
  • Passed,
  • fallen.
  •deadly (adjective)
  • more deathful,
  • more deadened,
  • most deadened,
  • most deathful,
  • more corpselike,
  • most corpselike.
  •defunct (adjective)
  • kaput,
  • had it.
  •disrepair (adjective)
  • on blink,
  • most wracked,
  • more busted,
  • dis-repair,
  • on fritz,
  • out order,
  • more wracked,
  • dis repair,
  • most busted.
  •done for (adjective)
  • packed up,
  • ausgespielt,
  • packed-up.
  •done in (adjective)
  • fargone,
  • most far gone,
  • more fargone,
  • most fargone,
  • washedout,
  • most far-gone,
  • more far gone,
  • more fagged,
  • most fagged,
  • washed-out,
  • ready drop,
  • more far-gone,
  • most worn out.
  •drained (adjective)
  • wipedout,
  • most wiped out,
  • more wiped-out,
  • more wiped out,
  • most wiped-out,
  • most wipedout,
  • more wipedout,
  • more hacked,
  • most hacked.
  •dull (adjective)
  • longwinded,
  • without incident,
  • dun,
  • run of the mill,
  • repetitive,
  • Impassible,
  • subfusc,
  • big yawn,
  • repetitious,
  • uninspiring,
  • lumpy,
  • unlit,
  • opaque,
  • usual thing,
  • toned-down,
  • stocker,
  • yawner,
  • prosy,
  • hazy,
  • oft-repeated,
  • matte,
  • draggy.
  •dullsville (adjective)
  • more hicksville,
  • more dragsville,
  • most hicksville,
  • most deadsville.
  •elflike (adjective)
  • fey.
  •empty (adjective)
  • in sincere,
  • in sincerer,
  • un satisfactory,
  • empty,
  • more despoiled,
  • in effectual,
  • dis honest,
  • in-expressive,
  • un furnished,
  • un-satisfactory,
  • most evacuated,
  • in-sincerer,
  • in-effectual,
  • de-void,
  • meaningless,
  • in expressive,
  • in sincerest,
  • de-sert,
  • un real,
  • de-spoiled,
  • un occupied,
  • un-substantial,
  • most despoiled,
  • un filled,
  • de spoiled,
  • more vacated,
  • de void,
  • wastest,
  • most unfurnished,
  • un-intelligent,
  • most vacated,
  • insincere,
  • un inhabited,
  • un-furnished,
  • dis-honest,
  • unfilled,
  • wanting,
  • un substantial,
  • more evacuated,
  • un-inhabited,
  • de-solate,
  • in-sincerest,
  • un-occupied,
  • more unfurnished,
  • in-sincere,
  • un-real,
  • de solate,
  • de sert,
  • un-filled,
  • un intelligent.
  •exhausted (adjective)
  • most frazzled,
  • most bone weary,
  • most bone-weary,
  • out one feet,
  • more dog-tired,
  • more prostrated,
  • most dog tired,
  • out on one feet,
  • more bone-weary,
  • most dog-tired,
  • boneweary,
  • most dogtired,
  • dogtired,
  • more sapped,
  • out ones feet,
  • more dogtired,
  • more frazzled,
  • more bone weary,
  • bone weary,
  • most sapped,
  • most boneweary,
  • out on ones feet.
  •expressionless (adjective)
  • more fish eyed,
  • fisheyed,
  • most lusterless,
  • most straight-faced,
  • in-scrutable,
  • most poker faced,
  • fish eyed,
  • straight-faced,
  • more fisheyed,
  • nobody home,
  • un-expressive,
  • more fish-eyed,
  • fish-eyed,
  • more lusterless,
  • more unexpressive,
  • most fish-eyed,
  • un expressive,
  • in scrutable,
  • more poker faced,
  • most unexpressive,
  • straightfaced,
  • most straight faced,
  • pokerfaced,
  • most straightfaced,
  • more straight-faced,
  • more straightfaced,
  • most fish eyed,
  • lusterless,
  • unexpressive,
  • most poker-faced,
  • most fisheyed.
  •fatigued (adjective)
  • dog weary,
  • more deadbeat,
  • most dead beat,
  • Dog-weary,
  • more dropping,
  • most dead tired,
  • most lassitudinous,
  • most deadtired,
  • out of gas,
  • dogweary,
  • fagged out,
  • more overtired,
  • more dead beat,
  • most dead-beat,
  • out gas,
  • most dead-tired,
  • washed out,
  • be-draggled,
  • most dog weary,
  • most overtired,
  • most deadbeat,
  • overtired,
  • dead-tired,
  • most dog-weary,
  • over tired,
  • be draggled,
  • more dogweary,
  • dead-beat,
  • more dead-tired,
  • most dogweary,
  • more lassitudinous,
  • over-tired,
  • played out,
  • deadtired,
  • lassitudinous.
  •fey (adjective)
  • more fairylike,
  • most fairylike.
  •flat (adjective)
  • lead balloon,
  • sapless,
  • whitebread.
  •ghostly (adjective)
  • deadly.
  •gone (adjective)
  • more run-off,
  • dis-placed,
  • re tired,
  • most split,
  • dis placed,
  • most passed,
  • more consumed,
  • with drawn,
  • dis solved,
  • more elapsed,
  • most flown,
  • re moved,
  • dis-appeared,
  • more passed,
  • more decamped,
  • most elapsed,
  • most nonextant,
  • more split,
  • most shifted,
  • more shifted,
  • more disappeared,
  • more dissolved,
  • more nonextant,
  • most decamped,
  • more disintegrated,
  • most quit,
  • most run off,
  • more quit,
  • re-tired,
  • turned dust,
  • most runoff,
  • most disintegrated,
  • with-drawn,
  • more away,
  • retired,
  • non extant,
  • not sign of,
  • most run-off,
  • non-extant,
  • dis appeared,
  • out window,
  • more run off,
  • dis-integrated,
  • de-camped,
  • most consumed,
  • dis-solved,
  • most disappeared,
  • taken powder,
  • dis integrated,
  • most away,
  • most dissolved,
  • more flown,
  • de camped,
  • more runoff.
  •idle (adjective)
  • on the shelf,
  • idler,
  • un used,
  • on the bench,
  • Resting,
  • more laid off,
  • most mothballed,
  • un-employed,
  • jobless,
  • most laid off.
  •out (adjective)
  • more doused,
  • most doused,
  • at end,
  • out,
  • out side,
  • un acceptable,
  • un-acceptable.
  •outmoded (adjective)
  • more fossilized,
  • un usable,
  • most fossilized,
  • fossilized,
  • un-usable.
  •passe (adjective)
  • more yesterday,
  • yester day,
  • most yesterday,
  • yesterday,
  • yester-day.
  •past (adjective)
  • lapsed.
  •pokerfaced (adjective)
  • poker faced.
  •prosaic (adjective)
  • gardenvariety,
  • prosest,
  • un exceptional,
  • most workaday,
  • un-eventful,
  • diddliest,
  • un-exceptional,
  • diddlier.
  •senseless (adjective)
  • callous,
  • soporific,
  • unperceptive,
  • swooning,
  • anesthetized,
  • blacked out,
  • unconscious,
  • narcotic,
  • insensible,
  • senseless,
  • trance-like,
  • oblivious,
  • stupid,
  • faint,
  • aloof.
  •slain (adjective)
  • most killed,
  • more assassinated,
  • more killed,
  • murdered,
  • more murdered,
  • most assassinated,
  • most murdered.
  •slow (adjective)
  • slowest,
  • unpunctual,
  • time-consuming,
  • behindhand,
  • long delayed,
  • impeded,
  • long-delayed,
  • gradual.
  •spent (adjective)
  • more shattered,
  • more played out,
  • most burnt-out,
  • more donein,
  • most playedout,
  • burntout,
  • ex pended,
  • more burntout,
  • more playedout,
  • most donein,
  • most played-out,
  • more played-out,
  • more burnt-out,
  • most burnt out,
  • most burntout,
  • ex-pended,
  • most played out,
  • donein,
  • most expended,
  • more expended,
  • most done in,
  • more burnt out,
  • most done-in.
  •stale (adjective)
  • more cliche ridden,
  • un original,
  • more cliche,
  • un-original,
  • cliche-ridden,
  • cliche ridden,
  • yester-day's,
  • yester-days,
  • more cliche-ridden,
  • like dinosaur,
  • yesterday's,
  • most cliche ridden,
  • yester day's,
  • yester days,
  • more zestless,
  • fusty,
  • most zestless,
  • most cliche-ridden,
  • most cliche.
  •sterile (adjective)
  • more decontaminated,
  • un-prolific,
  • de-contaminated,
  • more germ free,
  • dis infected,
  • in-fecund,
  • more infecund,
  • most germ-free,
  • most germ free,
  • most germfree,
  • most septic,
  • most infecund,
  • most decontaminated,
  • most pasteurized,
  • more uninfected,
  • more septic,
  • more germfree,
  • in fecund,
  • de contaminated,
  • un infected,
  • anti septic,
  • more germ-free,
  • more disinfected,
  • dis-infected,
  • without issue,
  • most unprolific,
  • un-fruitful,
  • most disinfected,
  • most uninfected,
  • un profitable,
  • in-fertile,
  • un prolific,
  • un fruitful,
  • sterile,
  • anti-septic,
  • un-infected,
  • more pasteurized,
  • more unprolific,
  • germ free,
  • in fertile.
  •stock-still (adjective)
  • stockstill,
  • stock still.
  •tired out (adjective)
  • more worndown,
  • most worn down,
  • more worn-down,
  • more worn down,
  • most worn-down,
  • most worndown,
  • worndown.
  •unbounded (adjective)
  • more flatout,
  • out-righter,
  • allfired,
  • out-right,
  • allfiredest,
  • un-qualified,
  • out righter,
  • most flat out,
  • un bounded,
  • more flat-out,
  • most flatout,
  • un equivocal,
  • out right,
  • un-mitigated,
  • all-firedest,
  • all firedest,
  • un-equivocal,
  • straightout,
  • more flat out,
  • un-bounded,
  • un-reserved,
  • out rightest,
  • all fired,
  • un-limited,
  • un qualified,
  • un mitigated,
  • all out,
  • most flat-out,
  • flatout,
  • allout.
  •uncreative (adjective)
  • un creative,
  • un-creative.
  •unexciting (adjective)
  • un exciting,
  • long winded,
  • un-exciting.
  •unimaginative (adjective)
  • prosaic.
  •unimpressionable (adjective)
  • un impressionable,
  • in susceptible,
  • un-impressionable.
  •uninventive (adjective)
  • un-inventive.
  •unrelieved (adjective)
  • un relieved,
  • un-relieved.
  •unsusceptible (adjective)
  • un susceptible,
  • un-susceptible.
  •vapid (adjective)
  • more milquetoast,
  • more milk and water,
  • most milquetoast,
  • most milk and water.
  •void (adjective)
  • more unsanctioned,
  • most unsanctioned,
  • more avoided,
  • most unratified,
  • more forceless,
  • un-sanctioned,
  • most unconfirmed,
  • more voided,
  • un confirmed,
  • more unratified,
  • most forceless,
  • un enforceable,
  • most negated,
  • un-ratified,
  • in-effective,
  • Voided,
  • un-confirmed,
  • most voided,
  • more unenforceable,
  • un successful,
  • un-successful,
  • most unenforceable,
  • unconfirmed,
  • un-enforceable,
  • un sanctioned,
  • un ratified,
  • in effective,
  • most avoided,
  • more unconfirmed,
  • more negated.
  •weariful (adjective)
  • drearer,
  • drearest.
  •weary (adjective)
  • dis gusted,
  • over worked,
  • dis-contented,
  • bonetired,
  • bone-tired,
  • dis-gusted,
  • more bone-tired,
  • more bone tired,
  • dis contented,
  • most bone tired,
  • most bone-tired,
  • sick and tired,
  • bone tired,
  • more bonetired,
  • over-worked,
  • most bonetired.

• adv

  •straight (adverb)
  • straightforwardly,
  • lineally,
  • in direct line,
  • pointblank.

• adv.

  •completely, totally (adverb)
  • direct.
  •directly (adverb)
  • as crow flies,
  • in second.
  •smack-dab (adverb)
  • smackdab.
  •straight (adverb)
  • point blank.

• n.

  •
  • unerring,
  • right,
  • correct,
  • awareness,
  • specific,
  • strict,
  • exact,
  • accurate,
  • reliable.
  •
  • health,
  • appealing,
  • tired.
  •
  • worse,
  • failing,
  • unfit,
  • infectious,
  • new,
  • fragile,
  • unwell,
  • frail,
  • ill,
  • sick,
  • unhealthy.
  •
  • ineffective,
  • defective,
  • useless,
  • purposeless,
  • futile,
  • inefficient,
  • pointless,
  • worthless,
  • faulty,
  • pathetic.
  •
  • tedious,
  • unexciting,
  • uninspired,
  • trivial,
  • uninteresting,
  • humdrum,
  • mind-numbing,
  • dreary.
  •
  • deserted,
  • dusty,
  • parched,
  • dry,
  • treeless,
  • bare,
  • sun-baked,
  • arid.
  •
  • playable,
  • spin,
  • rebound,
  • bouncy,
  • underarm.
  •
  • pressed,
  • deadlocked,
  • out of your depth,
  • in deep trouble,
  • oppressed,
  • stuck,
  • worse off,
  • up against something,
  • embroiled,
  • Beleaguered.
  •
  • corpse,
  • body,
  • the deceased,
  • the dead,
  • cadaver,
  • mummy,
  • stiff,
  • the departed,
  • body count,
  • remains.
  •
  • greatly,
  • deeply,
  • indeed,
  • particularly,
  • a lot,
  • immensely.
  •
  • heavy.
  •abruptly (noun)
  • abruptly.
  •absolute (noun)
  • absolute.
  •absolutely (noun)
  • absolutely.
  •asleep (noun)
  • asleep.
  •assassinated (noun)
  • assassinated.
  •barren (noun)
  • barren.
  •bloodless (noun)
  • bloodless.
  •brain dead (noun)
  • brain dead.
  •breathless (noun)
  • breathless.
  •bushed (noun)
  • bushed.
  •casualty (noun)
  • injureds,
  • death tolls,
  • woundeds,
  • killeds.
  •dead (noun)
  • knackered,
  • not feeling anything,
  • dull,
  • lifeless,
  • emotionless,
  • inert,
  • quiet,
  • paralysed,
  • Dead beat,
  • worn out,
  • dead as a dodo,
  • old hat,
  • utterly,
  • dead as a doornail,
  • unsympathetic,
  • unfeeling,
  • perfectly,
  • frigid,
  • discontinued,
  • that issue is dead,
  • dated,
  • lukewarm,
  • late,
  • entire,
  • gone to sleep,
  • a dead language,
  • with nothing happening,
  • very,
  • dead leaves,
  • no longer of interest,
  • insensitive,
  • this town is dead,
  • no longer spoken,
  • apathetic,
  • Dead Centre,
  • my fingers have gone dead,
  • torpid,
  • utter,
  • exanimate,
  • indifferent.
  •deadened (noun)
  • deadened.
  •deathlike (noun)
  • deathlike.
  •deathly (noun)
  • deathly.
  •done in (noun)
  • done.
  •doomed (noun)
  • doomed.
  •executed (noun)
  • executed.
  •exhausted (noun)
  • worn.
  •exsanguine (noun)
  • exsanguine.
  •extinct (noun)
  • ended.
  •extinguished (noun)
  • extinguished.
  •idle (noun)
  • idle.
  •out of play (noun)
  • out of play.
  •precise (noun)
  • precise.
  •pulseless (noun)
  • pulseless.
  •quenched (noun)
  • quenched.
  •slain (noun)
  • slain.
  •stillborn (noun)
  • stillborn.
  •stone-dead (noun)
  • stone-dead.
  •unanimated (noun)
  • unanimated.
  •uncharged (noun)
  • uncharged.
  •unprofitable (noun)
  • unprofitable.
  •unreverberant (noun)
  • unreverberant.

• v.

  •complete (verb)
  • total,
  • final,
  • unconditional.

• Other synonyms:

  •
  • husky,
  • unpronounceable,
  • wobbly,
  • inflected,
  • lidded,
  • proverbial,
  • linguistic,
  • arrant,
  • strangled,
  • topspin,
  • gravelly,
  • adenoidal,
  • sotto voce,
  • sunken,
  • doe-eyed,
  • shrill,
  • soft-spoken,
  • beady,
  • disyllabic,
  • ringing,
  • synonymous,
  • honeyed,
  • disembodied,
  • cross-eyed,
  • cognate,
  • umbrella,
  • agglutinative,
  • sea,
  • orotund,
  • bloodshot,
  • polysemous,
  • modulated,
  • wheezy,
  • fruity,
  • grating,
  • spoken,
  • tautological,
  • pop-eyed,
  • matter of fact,
  • high-pitched,
  • numbing,
  • underhand,
  • guttural,
  • backspin,
  • sesquipedalian,
  • metaphorical,
  • monosyllabic,
  • comfortably,
  • croaky,
  • Pooped,
  • quietly,
  • idiomatic,
  • strident,
  • nasal,
  • smoky,
  • unmarked,
  • breathy,
  • toneless,
  • figuratively,
  • hoarse,
  • throaty,
  • monotonous,
  • stentorian,
  • Rheumy,
  • drowned,
  • wearied,
  • phatic,
  • crashing,
  • close-set,
  • small,
  • silvery,
  • deep-set.
  •
  • hollow,
  • thickly,
  • painless,
  • analgesia,
  • wholly,
  • nonstandard,
  • bleary,
  • gruff,
  • thoroughgoing,
  • unplayable,
  • vanished,
  • literal,
  • entirely,
  • downright,
  • out-and-out,
  • raucous,
  • squarely,
  • hazel,
  • rundown,
  • completely,
  • bug-eyed,
  • brittle,
  • outright,
  • creole,
  • shuttered,
  • insensate,
  • thoroughly,
  • rough,
  • headless,
  • anesthesia,
  • totally,
  • singsong,
  • Strangulated,
  • figurative,
  • pidgin,
  • thin,
  • altogether,
  • piggy.
  •
  • exactly,
  • consummate,
  • quite,
  • comfortable,
  • classical,
  • precisely,
  • worn-out,
  • technical,
  • literally,
  • unmitigated,
  • penetrating,
  • all-out,
  • unlimited,
  • fully,
  • flat out,
  • pure,
  • native.
  •
  • old,
  • liquid,
  • thorough,
  • unequivocal,
  • blooming,
  • thick.
  •
  • low,
  • damned,
  • unqualified,
  • tight.
  •
  • smack.
  •
  • positive,
  • unreserved.
  •
  • complete,
  • bang,
  • perfect,
  • flush.
  •
  • cordless,
  • built,
  • automatically,
  • automatic,
  • clever,
  • clockwork,
  • auxiliary,
  • analog,
  • broken.
  •
  • plain.
  •
  • long.
  •
  • clean.
  •
  • clear.
  •
  • good.
  •ruined
  • destroyed,
  • undone.
  •shriveled
  • withered.
  •strangled
  • smothered.

Paraphrases for Dead:

• Equivalence

  • Adjective
    deceased.
  • Proper noun, singular
    deceased.

• Independent

  • Adjective
    defunct, bereaved, cadaveric, mortal, stillborn.
  • Proper noun, singular
    martyrs, Died.
  • Noun, plural
    Murders, corpses, executions, civilians, Mortalities, flakes, individuals, attacks, Carcasses, Babies, goners, Ones, martyrs, Died, casulaties.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    Died, cadaver, demise, fatality.
  • Adverb
    fatally.
  • Verb, past tense
    Perished, disregarded, left, expired, Happened, pronounced, saw, Passed, Claimed, Brought, Went.
  • Verb, gerund or present participle
    lying, breathing.
  • Verb, past participle
    destroyed, Perished, left, estimated, Caused, implemented, expired, drowned, exhausted, eaten, Happened, executed, stopped, stoned, Succumbed, ignored, produced, Trashed, Reached, spent, Followed, Passed, broken, heard, Screwed, Claimed, sunk, totaled, risen, ruined, worried, deceased.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    Leaves, claims, OUTS, Does, makes.

• Other Related

  • Adjective
    lifeless, deadly, die.
  • Proper noun, singular
    die.
  • Noun, plural
    die.
  • Noun, singular or mass
    deceased, die.
  • Interjection
    Died.
  • Verb, past tense
    Died, die.
  • Verb, past participle
    fired, Died.
  • Verb, non-3rd person singular present
    die.
  • Verb, 3rd person singular present
    die.
  • Verb, base form
    die.

Antonyms for Dead:

• adj.

  • all
    alive, live.
  • complete, total
    imperfect, flawed, part, partial, broken, limited.
  • no longer alive
    continuing, being, spirited, animated, animate, operative, Subsisting, unfinished, existing, working, interested, active, warm, existent, enduring, responsive, incomplete.
  • not working
    invigorated, fresh, saved.
  • Other antonyms:
    tasteful, sound, dubious, equivocal, sickening, Vitalized, strengthened, flavorful, chipper, fit, questionable, seasoned, uncertain, loathsome, palatable, vigorous, running, savory, awake, flavorsome, practical, whole, wholesome, abounding, swarming, disgusting, workable, restricted, relaxed, sylvan, healthy, reverberant, delicious, unappetizing, well, profitable, distasteful, robust, useful, teeming, Weariless, doubtful, hearty, overflowing, flavored, feeling, sapid, delectable, revitalized, operable, piquant, arable, Sprightful, unwearied, able-bodied, spicy, feasible, appetizing, charged, strong, elastic, uncomplete, mawkish, dynamic, usable, heavy, tireless, imprecise, tasty, hale, cloying, qualified, tillable, unpalatable, toothsome.

• adv.

  • completely, totally
    incompletely, indirectly.

• n.

  • dead
    living, lively, refreshed.

Dead Sentence Examples:

• I - I - wish I was dead!

• You was dead right from the first.

Homophones for Dead:

• dhoti, data, dat, dew, dita, dada, dah, dodo, dy, date, dowdy, duty, DEA, death, dyewood, dido, dethaw, diet, dhow, dad, dewy, dotted, dye, D, da, ditty, da'wah, deed, doh, day-to-day, 3D, deadeye, dated, dawah, DOEI, duad, dotty, doodia, dote, daddy, Deadwood, die away, dado, DoI, do it, daw, do away with, duo, dit, diode, d-day, dud, DO, d.o.a., dead heat, ditto, day, deity, die, deadhead, doha, dd, dyeweed, d.a., dewey, dyed, dude, 3-D, dewy-eyed, ddt, death duty, doodad, dia, duet, doe, dyad, ded, 2d, due to, die out, dod, dot, due date, due, duette, de, dhawa.

Hypernym for Dead:

• n.

  • group
    slain.

Hyponym for Dead:

• n.

  • group
    people.
  • time
    time.

Meronym for Dead:

• n.

  • group
    deceased, dead soul, decedent, departed, dead person, deceased person.