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Meanings of corpse in English
Usage of corpse in English
1
The word corpse is no longer used, or even body, but patient.
2
He dug the graves, and laid the corpse in the kindly soil.
3
No; Jacqueline was staring at Pettifer's corpse, asking the question of him.
4
Later her charred corpse was found at the power substation outside Ystad.
5
His master died before reaching home; they need slippers for the corpse.
6
Finally we gave it up and threw the corpse in the lake.
7
Not a day passes, not a minute or second without a corpse.
8
With Samuel's agreement, Parsons asked Stapleton to help him examine the corpse.
9
The corpse of Dasima floated and entangled in the bathing-place of William.
10
The first motion of the carriage affected the position of the corpse.
11
In doing this, the professor noted the peculiar appearance of the corpse.
12
In the yard lay the keeper of the horses, a stiffened corpse.
13
The mystery therefore continues, as does the identity of my roadside corpse.
14
The next witness proved the finding of the knife near the corpse.
15
By this time, she is aware of the nature of the corpse.
16
Elsewhere soldiers danced by the corpse of a dead Islamic State fighter.
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Canada
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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