Coma and Suspense

Coma

Coma noun - A temporary or permanent state of unconsciousness.
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Synonyms for Coma

Suspense and coma are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Suspense" instead a noun "Coma".

Suspense

Suspense noun - A state of temporary inactivity.
Usage example: the lawsuit is in suspense until the court makes a decision concerning a related lawsuit

Coma and suspense are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Coma" instead a noun "Suspense".

Nearby Words: suspend, suspension, suspensive

How words are described

original original coma original suspense
actual actual coma actual suspense
real real coma real suspense
serious serious coma serious suspense
Other adjectives: mere.

Both words in one sentence

  • Condensation Clue In the suspense/horror film Patrick, the titular telekinetic coma patient causes the words "You are mine" to appear on the fogged bathroom mirror of a nurse his damaged brain has become obsessed with.
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