Undead
Walking dead and undead are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Walking dead" instead a noun "Undead".
Walking dead
Undead and walking dead are semantically related. You can use "Undead" instead a noun phrase "Walking dead".
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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In the Old Kingdom series, the Abhorsens are constantly fighting undead Mooks, being essentially anti-Necromancers: putting down the walking dead rather than raising them.
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Indeed, they're counted more as walking corpses, rather than their own kind of undead, though they are among the most powerful of the walking dead.
Source: Franchise / Dragon Age - And it isn't limited to just walking dead: a few of them may become "fishes" — undead covered with many small pieces of metal, who walk to groups of living and explode, killing them with shrapnel.
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