Death and Rest

Death

Death noun - The permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activities.

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Rest and death are semantically related in live topic. In some cases you can use "Rest" instead a noun "Death", when it comes to topics like event.

Nearby Words: deathly, deathless

Rest noun - Euphemisms for death (based on an analogy between lying in a bed and in a tomb).

Usage example: she was laid to rest beside her husband

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Death and rest are semantically related in live topic. Sometimes you can use "Death" instead a noun "Rest".

Nearby Words: restless, rested, restive, resting, restful

old	old death	old rest
good	good death	good rest
nice	nice death	nice rest
long	long death	long rest
Other adjectives: original, true, single, nasty, actual, real, little, absolute, peaceful, permanent, implied, deserved, literal.

As long as your ringbearer survives all skirmishes at site 9, you win, even if he's an inch from death and the rest of the fellowship died turns ago.

Source: Instant-Win Condition
Giacomo Puccini died before completing the opera Turandot; he had finished up to about the point of Liu's death and the rest was finished by Franco Alfano.

Source: Author Existence Failure
This is usually because while death is relatively common in fiction, having to live the rest of your life disabled or as a "freak" is seen as a Fate Worse Than Death fit only for the worst of villains.

Source: Death by Disfigurement

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