Alive
Alive adjective - Having or showing life.
Deep
Deep adjective - Having the mind fixed on something.
Usage example: I was so deep in the mystery novel that I didn't hear the doorbell
Both words in one sentence
- Instead, he envisions his friend's wife, who he also has deep feelings for, being eaten alive by her reanimated newborn during childbirth.
Source: Adult Fear / Fan Works -
Evazam, experimenting with zombiemaking, injected a still very alive Zak with the revival serum and a poison designed to put him into a coma so deep it looked like death.
Source: Buried Alive - That the cat is simultaneously alive and dead was meant to show how utterly insane the Copenhagen interpretation was, not to show deep physical insight.
Source: Never Live It Down / Real Life
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