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Meanings of natural death in English
Russian
естественная смерть Portuguese
causas naturais Spanish
causa natural Catalan
causes naturals Manner of death.
Related terms
Usage of natural death in English
1
The possibility of natural death admitted by the Caffres of South Africa.
2
But yet is not the natural death so painful as the violent.
3
He had some kind of stomach trouble and died a natural death.
4
We must bury him as if he had died a natural death.
5
When this cause has been removed unbelief will die a natural death.
6
And yet by no natural death, for she could have been saved.
7
His people say that he died a natural death, of old age.
8
He must die a natural death, a death which is above suspicion.
9
Mittie's repeated attempts at conversation died, each in succession, a natural death.
10
No one knows, because no plastic has died a natural death yet.
11
Things don't die half so hard when they die a natural death.
12
I mean his natural death by lung disease-nocrime, my noble friend!
13
So it is said that Jefferson did not die a natural death.
14
The lessons in socialism had died a natural death long since.
15
It must have been a natural death; such things do happen.
16
The institution of the Peerage is evidently dying a natural death.
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Translations for natural death
Catalan
Natural death through the time
Natural death across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common