Die and Wear out

Die

Die verb - To stop living.

Wear out and die are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Wear out" instead a verb "Die".

Nearby Word: died

Wear out

Wear out verb - To use up all the physical energy of.

Die and wear out are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Die" instead a verb "Wear out".

Both terms in one sentence

  • Another thing to consider: although he can't die, his body parts wear out, so eventually he'll rot away into a sentient and forever conscious pile of dirt.
  • Four hundred years later, with your robot having been out of service for a long time, you leave it to find the Network of Worlds has found the aliens that wanted to stablish contact with it, your biological support suit having been the only reason you did not die -and it has begin to wear out fast-.
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