Word Network: death

28 connections found

See it in Videos (6)

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If you had the chance to be immortal, would you take it? - Sarah Stroud and Michael Vazquez

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300 Best Quotes [HD] [1080p]

"The news of her grandfather's death came as a great sorrow to the family."

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Ready or Not 2: Here I Come Featurette - Bigger, Badder, Bloodier (2026)

"The news of her grandfather's death came as a great sorrow to the family."

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EXTRACTION 3 | Trailer - Chris Hemsworth - Idris Elba - Golshifteh | Netflix

"The news of her grandfather's death came as a great sorrow to the family."

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Best of Werner Herzog

"The news of her grandfather's death came as a great sorrow to the family."

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Conan Worries That His Assistant David Is Turning Into Sona | Conan O'Brien Needs A Friend

"The news of her grandfather's death came as a great sorrow to the family."

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Learn it in Context (5)

Chinese Shadow Puppetry

arts

Burns Night

events

Nazar Boncuğu: The Evil Eye Amulet

lifestyle

Throne Day (Fête du Trône)

events

Varanasi Ghats

landmarks

This Word in Other Languages (5)

死刑
Japanese
死亡
Chinese
死亡
Japanese
사망
Korean
죽음
Korean

Grammar Connections (8)

Nominalization: Verb to Noun for Formality

gerunds_infinitives
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Simile vs. Metaphor vs. Analogy: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Allegory vs. Analogy: What's the Difference?

confusable-words
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Zero vs First Conditional: Key Difference

verb_moods
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Imminent Future: be about to & be on the point of

verbs_tenses
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Using 'Might' and 'Maybe' in Smart Writing (Modal Hedging)

advanced_syntax
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Boosting Adjectives: Very, So, Really, Too

adjectives_adverbs
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Dropping Relative Pronouns (the 'that' shortcut)

relative_clauses
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Used in Phrases (4)

Sudden death.

Unexpected demise.

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I'm bored to death.

I am extremely bored.

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at deaths door

very close to dying

to die a dogs death

To die in a very unpleasant or dishonorable way.
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