Corpse and Doctor

Corpse

Corpse noun - A dead body.

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Doctor and corpse are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Doctor" instead a noun "Corpse".

Doctor noun - A person specially trained in healing human medical disorders.

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Corpse and doctor are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Corpse" instead a noun "Doctor".

Nearby Words: doctored, doctoring, doctorate, doctoral

human	human corpse	human doctor
old	old corpse	old doctor
good	good corpse	good doctor
female	female corpse	female doctor
Other adjectives: alien, dying, original, fake, many, single, actual, real, male, beautiful, new, last, revived.

Doctor Rolf had his body crushed by a crate on screen and had his corpse used to fake another death, yet when it came time for another story, he was back.

Source: Series / Days of Our Lives
When Jason's body is brought to the morgue in Friday the 13th: The Final Chapter, the doctor who checks him in is eating a sandwich, and places it on the corpse temporarily to sign some papers.

Source: Autopsy Snack Time
Spotting the Thread: The Doctor picks the Half-Face Man out of a crowd because he's the only one not gawking at the flaming dinosaur corpse.

Source: Recap / Doctor Who S34 E1 "Deep Breath"

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