Concluding
Concluding adjective - Following all others of the same kind in order or time.
Dying and concluding are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Dying" instead an adjective "Concluding".
Dying
Dying adjective - Nearly dead.
Concluding and dying are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Concluding" instead an adjective "Dying".
Both words in one sentence
- Unfortunately, he also suffers from Big Guy Fatality Syndrome near the end of said battle, dying from multiple injuries concluding with a fatal arrow shot to the eye.
Source: The Big Guy / Live-Action TV - To squeeze out the very final drop of irony, the concluding cinematic of the Icecrown Citadel dungeon features Terenas telling his dying son that it's now, finally, over, making this also an example of Bookends.
Source: Dramatic Irony - Every Man Has His Price: Sir James Manson ponders this trope, concluding "If they cannot be bought, they can be broken." Unfortunately for his plans, the mercenary he's hired to overthrow an African dictatorship for his own puppet ruler proves otherwise as he's Secretly Dying.
Source: Literature / The Dogs of War
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