Dead (adjective)
definition:
(followed by `to') not showing human feeling or sensitivity
Synonyms
NumbDead (adjective)
definition:
very tired
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DrainedDead (adjective)
definition:
complete
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Full-lengthDead (adjective)
definition:
not circulating or flowing
Synonyms
StagnantDead (adjective)
definition:
devoid of activity
example:
"this is a dead town"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
physically inactive
example:
"Crater Lake is in the crater of a dead volcano of the Cascade Range"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
no longer having or seeming to have or expecting to have life
example:
"the nerve is dead"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
not showing characteristics of life especially the capacity to sustain life
Dead (adjective)
definition:
drained of electric charge
Synonyms
DrainedDead (adjective)
definition:
no longer having force or relevance
example:
"a dead issue"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
out of use or operation because of a fault or breakdown
example:
"a dead telephone line"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
lacking resilience or bounce
example:
"a dead tennis ball"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
not surviving in active use
example:
"Latin is a dead language"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
unerringly accurate
example:
"a dead shot"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
not yielding a return
example:
"dead capital"
Synonyms
IdleDead (adjective)
definition:
lacking acoustic resonance
example:
"dead sounds characteristic of some compact discs"
Dead (adjective)
definition:
devoid of physical sensation
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DeadenedDead (adverb)
definition:
completely and without qualification
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AbsolutelyDead (adverb)
definition:
quickly and without warning
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AbruptlyDead (noun)
definition:
people who are no longer living
example:
"they buried the dead"
Dead (noun)
definition:
a time when coldness (or some other quality associated with death) is intense
example:
"the dead of winter"
