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with the Lord

with the Lord prepositional phrase: dead; deceased.

Prepositional phrase

  1. (euphemistic) Dead; deceased.
    • Hello, yes, this is Jasper's wife, but no, I'm sorry, honey, you can't speak with Jasper: he's been with the Lord for some time now.
    Synonyms:
    with God

Synonyms of with the Lord

Questions about with the Lord

What does with the Lord mean?
With the Lord means dead; deceased.
What part of speech is with the Lord?
With the Lord is a prepositional phrase.

Words near with the Lord in the dictionary

  1. with respect to
  2. with the best
  3. with the best of them
  4. with the best will in the world
  5. with the exception of
  6. with the Lord
  7. with the manner
  8. with the passage of time
  9. with the passing of time
  10. with the skin of one's teeth
  11. with the spin

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