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Meanings of dying in English
Usage of dying in English
1
Wolfius relates the case of a woman dying in labor in 1677.
2
Meanwhile, the migrant crisis continued, with thousands dying trying to reach Europe.
3
The day was closing; the thunders of the cannon were dying down.
4
The dying day lies beautiful in the tender glow of the evening
5
Thus had she sinned in all things-sinnedin living and in dying.
6
Washington it was who collected the troops and rescued the dying general.
7
The motion roused the dying man;-hesat bolt upright in his bed.
8
In my ears were the groans of the dying, and the war-cries.
9
To die violently was the natural way of dying in those days.
10
The dead, the dying, the wounded strewed the ground in every direction.
11
The big thing is the call of the suffering and the dying.
12
That tells me he is dying fast; the shadows of the night
13
Very true; but he was dying; no doubt is dead by now.
14
The red of the dying camp-fire glowed not far from the tent.
15
Madame de Castries is dying; the paralysis is attacking the other limb.
16
The prisoner was dying; nobody could look at him and doubt it.
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Canada
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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