Alive
Alive adjective - Having or showing life.
Poignantly and alive are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Poignantly" with "Alive", this adjectives are similar.
Poignantly
Poignantly adverb - In a poignant or touching manner.
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Alive and poignantly are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Alive" instead an adjective "Poignantly".
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Undeath Always Ends: Subverted, zombie Ed not only 'lives' on as a zombie at the end, but is rather poignantly no worse off than when he was alive... Shaun keeps him in the garden shed playing video-games!
Source: Film / Shaun of the Dead -
There's several in Moby-Dick, all by Fedallah, but the one that stick out most poignantly is "I go before thee, my captain." No, Ahab, that doesn't mean you're invincible while Fedallah's alive, it just means he'll die before you.
Source: No Man of Woman Born
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