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Meanings of sudden death in English
Abrupt cessation of all vital bodily functions, manifested by the permanent loss of total cerebral, respiratory, and cardiovascular functions.
Usage of sudden death in English
1
In them I visioned sudden death, and I declined the wine half-heartedly.
2
It is so, thanks to the startlingly sudden death of the male.
3
The sudden death of this statesman caused great grief to the nation.
4
Larsson has gained mythical status since his sudden death six years ago.
5
Above the Line of Heart, the sudden death of some loved one.
6
The sudden death of her father had left her penniless and alone.
7
The papers talk of a sudden death which is always so extraordinary.
8
We are the steel hand; we are sudden death; we are vengeance.
9
There was no family history of congenital heart disease or sudden death.
10
You heard without doubt of the sudden death at the Carlton Hotel.
11
It meant sudden death-orat best a cruel struggle and frantic flight.
12
However, sudden death may also be the first manifestation of the disease.
13
The tramontana visited it then as now, fever, too, and sudden death.
14
Coping with the sudden death of a young person is brutally difficult.
15
He awoke quivering with joyful excitement at being saved from sudden death.
16
If not sudden death, it meant speechlessness, and death as a finality.
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Sudden death through the time
Sudden death across language varieties
Ireland
Common
New Zealand
Common
Australia
Common
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