What is another word for dead body?
Pronunciation:
[ dˈɛd bˈɒdi], [ dˈɛd bˈɒdi], [ d_ˈɛ_d b_ˈɒ_d_i]
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Synonyms for Dead body:
adj.
• Other relevant words: (adjective)n.
• body (noun) • corpse (noun) • mortal remains (noun) • Other relevant words: (noun)Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words:- construction,
- globe,
- dead person,
- dry gangrene,
- unshakable,
- terra firma,
- phase,
- all in,
- absolutely,
- at rest,
- couch,
- conformation,
- castanets,
- squiffy,
- wet,
- forge,
- Barebone,
- pixilated,
- build,
- variety,
- beat,
- bodily structure,
- world,
- ground,
- course,
- inning,
- tight,
- steady,
- token,
- tomb,
- automobile trunk,
- earthly concern,
- social system,
- steadfast,
- bier,
- human body,
- framework,
- mannikin,
- dry land,
- deadened,
- work,
- finger cymbals,
- blind drunk,
- mud,
- worldly concern,
- detritus,
- engrave,
- keepsake,
- word form,
- frame of reference,
- configuration,
- strain,
- form,
- general anatomy,
- demise,
- manakin,
- decedent,
- frame in,
- at peace,
- skeleton in the closet,
- model,
- torso,
- grave accent,
- bushed,
- mommy,
- solid ground,
- organize,
- proboscis,
- souvenir,
- take shape,
- soaked,
- last,
- class,
- mum,
- funeral,
- put,
- burial,
- grave,
- inhumation,
- skeletal frame,
- ensnare,
- pattern,
- sculpture,
- mama,
- dot,
- sedate,
- dangerous,
- soma,
- heavy,
- pie-eyed,
- sloshed,
- redact,
- rigid,
- clappers,
- momma,
- mannequin,
- sozzled,
- complex body part,
- gone,
- social organization,
- frame up,
- rubble,
- sort,
- scatter,
- descriptor,
- skeletal system,
- potent,
- mumification necrosis,
- disperse,
- cold gangrene,
- firm,
- perfectly,
- manikin,
- bole,
- cockeyed,
- crocked,
- unfaltering,
- sepulture,
- sober,
- entrap,
- idle,
- decease,
- mold,
- deceased person,
- loaded,
- land,
- bygone,
- stiffly,
- plastered,
- life-threatening,
- skeleton in the cupboard,
- imprint,
- abruptly,
- mamma,
- death,
- debris,
- serious,
- mammy,
- draw up,
- solemn,
- bod,
- cast,
- take form,
- physique,
- set up,
- weighty,
- inscribe,
- skeleton,
- organise,
- mould,
- body,
- spring,
- sepulcher,
- carcass,
- constitute,
- boot,
- smashed,
- sprinkle,
- foregone,
- framing,
- underframe,
- var.,
- short,
- Exequies,
- frame,
- grievous,
- personify,
- blotto,
- trunk,
- signifier,
- theoretical account,
- archeological remains,
- social structure,
- substance,
- asleep,
- grade,
- besotted,
- dying,
- figure,
- unbendable,
- entombment,
- compose,
- end,
- starchy,
- kind,
- body structure,
- Earth-house,
- make,
- fuddled,
- flesh,
- shape,
- junk,
- numb,
- unwavering,
- strong,
- chassis,
- stagnant,
- border,
- ma,
- material body,
- luggage compartment,
- drained,
- burying,
- soused,
- burial chamber,
- anatomical structure,
- cremation,
- anatomy,
- cold storage,
- expiry,
- fabric,
- contour,
- tree trunk,
- pissed,
- destruction,
- scratch,
- slopped,
- Obsequies,
- dead soul,
- suddenly,
- interment,
- severe,
- utterly,
- structure,
- physical body,
- mom,
- buckram,
- sepulchre,
- sculpt,
- bypast,
- variant.
How to use "Dead body" in context?
There are a few things that are universal when it comes to death. One is that it is universally sad. Another is that, no matter how much we might try to avoid it, death will come for us all in one way or another. And yet, despite that inevitability, many people react to death in strikingly different ways.
Some people are galvanized by the death of a loved one, grieving in a way that can help them process the pain and sorrow of the loss. Others find themselves in a state of profound shock or denial, unable to come to grips with the fact that someone they loved is gone.
Homophones for Dead body:
- defeat, divide, devote, devoid, depute, diabeta, day by day, depot, day bed, davit, deaf-aid, daybed, duvet, divided, depth, deep-dye, deadbeat dad, devout, devotee, doubt, debate, defat, devoted, doped, defeated, deadbeat, DVD, deathbed, deputy, daft, divot, dubiety, debut, deep-eyed, debt, debit, dipodidae, deft, dipped, david, deviate.
Hyponym for Dead body:
n.
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body
natural object.
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body
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