decease
dɪˈsiːs
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Definition of decease - Reverso English Dictionary

Noun

lifeDatedend of life, often in formal contextsDated
  • The certificate confirmed his decease.
demise expiration passing

Verb

intr.
end of lifeDateddie and cease all bodily functionsDated
  • The patient is expected to decease soon.
expire pass away perish
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at the moment when someone dies
The house will be sold upon her decease.

Origin of decease

Latin, decedere (to depart)

Examples of decease in a sentence

  • Her decease was announced in the local paper.
  • Many fear they will decease without fulfilling their dreams.
  • He is expected to decease peacefully in his sleep.

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  1. French:décès, décéder, ...
  2. German:Ableben, versterben, ...
  3. Italian:decesso, decedere, ...
  4. Spanish:fallecimiento, fallecer, ...
  5. Portuguese:falecimento, falecer, ...
  6. Chinese:死亡, 去世, ...
  7. Japanese:死去, 亡くなる, ...
  8. Arabic:وفاة, تُوُفِّيَ, ...
  9. Hebrew:מָוֶת, לָמוּת, ...
  10. Russian:смерть, умирать, ...
  11. Ukrainian:смерть, померти, ...
  12. Hindi:निधन, मरना, ...

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