Die
Die verb - To stop living.
Exterminate and die are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Exterminate" instead a verb "Die".
Nearby Word: died
Exterminate
Exterminate verb - To destroy all traces of.
Die and exterminate are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Die" instead a verb "Exterminate".
Common collocations
Both words in one sentence
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He's about the closest thing a predatory animal can get to a Friend to All Living Things, and, as a clincher, he's willing to protect and die for the guy who's actively trying to exterminate wolves!
Source: All-Loving Hero -
There are even hints that she created a plague mimicking the mythical Drafa Plague to exterminate the Markab in a way that would leave themselves unwilling to try and heal themselves and even think they were deserving to die because they had killed her brother.
Source: Fan Fic / The Dilgar War -
When a rendezvous between the lovers leads to the death of her intended at the hands of a settler, John Smith is captured and sentenced to die by Powhatan, and (utterly convinced that the natives hide the gold) Ratcliffe intends to use this as the perfect excuse to exterminate the natives.
Source: Disney / Pocahontas
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