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predeath

predeath adjective: prior to death.

Adjective

predeath (not comparable)

  1. prior to death
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Synonyms of predeath

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Origin of predeath

From pre- + death.

Questions about predeath

What does predeath mean?
Predeath means prior to death.
What part of speech is predeath?
Predeath is an adjective.

Words near predeath in the dictionary

  1. prede
  2. predead
  3. predeal
  4. Predeal-Sărari
  5. predealt
  6. predeath
  7. predeb
  8. predebate
  9. predebriefing
  10. predebs
  11. predebutante

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