rose from the dead
rose from the dead is the simple past of rise from the dead.
Meaning of rise from the dead
Verb
rise from the dead (third-person singular simple present rises from the dead, present participle rising from the dead, simple past rose from the dead, past participle risen from the dead)
- To become alive (or undead) after having died.
- The story of dead Ebola victims rising from the dead, with the first "picture" of one of the zombies that has gone viral, (if it weren't glaringly obvious) is a hoax.2014 October 6, Loulla-Mae Eleftheriou-Smith, “Ebola 'risen from the dead' zombie story is a complete hoax”, in Independent
- To come back into general use after becoming obsolete.
Questions about rose from the dead
- What is rose from the dead the simple past of?
- Rose from the dead is the simple past of rise from the dead.
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