Asleep
Asleep adjective - No longer living.
Usage example: let us pray for those who are now asleep
Going
Going adjective - Being in effective operation.
Usage example: he just can't keep his small bookstore going
Nearby Word: go
Both words in one sentence
- However, this alibi leaves the little questions of why they were asleep at their post, and how they knew exactly what was going on while they were asleep!
Source: Literature / The Four Gospels -
Stan ends up going through something similar in another episode: the other personality takes over when Stan is asleep, and is Stan's long-ignored conscience.
Source: Split Personality -
Starting the next day, Asuna is going to be asleep for 100 years, so they will most likely never see each other again.
Source: Friendship Moment
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