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Definition of obit - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
- The family placed an obit in the local newspaper..
2.
- The newspaper published an obit for the famous author.
Expressions with obit
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bond payable after someone's death
He signed a post-obit to secure the loan.
Origin of obit
Latin, obitus (death)
Examples of obit in a sentence
She read the obit with tears in her eyes. I read an obit about the local hero. His obit highlighted his charitable work.
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- French:nécrologie, notice nécrologique, ...
- German:Todesanzeige, ...
- Italian:necrologio, ...
- Spanish:esquela, obituario, ...
- Portuguese:obituário, ...
- Chinese:讣告, 讣文, ...
- Japanese:死亡記事, 死亡通知, ...
- Arabic:نَعْي, إشْعار وَفاة, ...
- Hebrew:מודעת אבל, הוֹדְעַת פְּטִירָה, ...
- Russian:некролог, ...
- Ukrainian:некролог, ...
- Hindi:मृत्युलेख, मृत्यु सूचना, ...
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