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Meanings of alive in English
Having life or vigor or spirit.
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Usage of alive in English
1
They're primarily responsible for keeping alive the French language in the state.
2
I really hope that these common roots are still alive, she said.
3
Police and family members are, however, confident that Moonsamy is still alive.
4
How to Stay Young review: what's the best way to stay alive?
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And the current political situation... shows this is something very much alive.
6
I remember Hitler's words about the Superman: 'He is alive, among us.
7
Yet years later, here we all are: still alive, and still friends.
8
Cells have evolved a particular response to stay alive in adverse conditions.
9
More recently, Cruddas has come alive to the potential of radical democracy.
10
Come and meet me here, ten years today, if you're still alive.'
11
Yes, keeping the spark alive takes work, but it will be appreciated.
12
Today the city is very much alive, although a place of extremes.
13
New ideas will be needed to keep W. Berlin alive & healthy.
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Keeping the reform agenda alive will be the biggest challenge, he said.
15
I need him alive to answer questions and call off his people.
16
Of course the leopard in question was alive and on a leash.
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Alive through the time
Alive across language varieties
Canada
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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