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Meanings of dignified death in English

Portuguese
morrer com dignidade
Spanish
morir dignamente
Catalan
mort digna

Process of life's end in which control is mantained and suffering is avoided.

Related terms
morrer com dignidade
Usage of dignified death in English
1
On the other hand, there are those who have given a splendid example of a brave and dignified death.
A Book of Scoundrels
2
To be killed by a lion is at least a dignified death; but to be mauled by a zebra!
The Land of Footprints
3
Ms Fleming, who suffers from multiple sclerosis, has a right to "a dignified death", her lawyer argued.
The Irish Times
4
I saw that she viewed the medical profession as the last bastion against the dignified death her sister was owed.
The Guardian
5
Joel also became one of the leading advocates of assisted dying in the UK by actively campaigning for everyone to a dignified death.
The South African
6
We talked for hours about her "getting the green light"; putting her own plan in place to have a peaceful and dignified death.
The Irish Times
7
Chanko said ABC, a unit of Walt Disney Co, had robbed her husband of a dignified death and the hospital had violated patient privacy rights.
Reuters
8
You spoke of their dignified deaths.
Act of will
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Translations for dignified death
Catalan
mort digna