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dying Verb the present participle of die1 Adjective 1. occurring at the moment of death: in accordance with his dying wish 2. (of a person or animal) very ill and likely to die soon 3. becoming less important or less current: coal mining is a dying industry
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dying adjective 1. near death, going, failing, fading, doomed, expiring, ebbing, near the end, moribund, fading fast, in extremis (Latin) at death's door, not long for this world, on your deathbed, breathing your last How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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| A DYING Man who had been shot was requested by officers of the law to make a statement, and be quick about it. We have said that the light produced by the spark and the match did not last more than two seconds; but during these two seconds this is what it illumined: in the first place, the giant, enlarged in the darkness; then, at ten paces off, a heap of bleeding bodies, crushed, mutilated, in the midst of which some still heaved in the last agony, lifting the mass as a last respiration inflating the sides of some old monster dying in the night. They're dying rats, dying of starvation, when they crawl along that rope. |
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