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demisesnounpl. of demise the permanent stopping of all the vital bodily activitiesinherited all of the estate upon the sudden demise of his grandfather curtains, deaths, deceases, dissolutions, dooms, ends, exits, expirations, expiries, fates, graves, great divides, passages, passings, quietuses, sleeps casualties, fatalitiesmartyrdoms, self-destructions, self-murders, self-slaughters, suicidesannihilations, destructions, endings, exterminations, ruinsassassinations, executions, killings, massacres, slaughters births, nativities existences, livescreations, geneses, originations, rises the act of ceasing to existthe gradual demise of the Roman Empire over the course of several centuries deaths, expirations, expiries, terminations dispersions, dissolutionscessations, closes, conclusions, deceases, discontinuances, dooms, endings, ends, finishes, halts, lapses, passings, quietuses, shutdowns, shutoffs, stoppages, stops, surceasessuicidesannihilations, destructions, ruins alphas, beginnings, births, commencements, creations, dawns, geneses, inceptions, incipiences, incipiencies, launches, mornings, onsets, outsets, starts existences, persistences, prolongationsinaugurations, initiations, institutions, originations a loss of statusafter her demise as the doyenne of New York society, the mere mention of her name was regarded as a faux pas comedowns, declines, dégringolades, descents, downfalls, downs, falls, flameouts breakdowns, burnouts, collapses, crashes, meltdowns, ruins, undoingsdefeats, disappointments, reversals, setbacksbottoms, nadirsabasements, disgraces, humiliations aggrandizements, ascents, exaltations, rises, ups advances, headways, progressesflowers, heydays, primes demisesverbpresent tense third-person singular of demiseto stop livingour much beloved, recently demised leader checks out, conks (out), croaks(slang), deceases, departs, dies, drops, ends, exits, expires, falls, flatlines, goes, kicks in(slang), kicks off(slang), parts, passes away, passes (on), pegs out(chiefly British), perishes, pops off, steps out, succumbs predeceasesconsumes, disappears, dries up, fades, fails bites the dust, buys it(or buys the farm), gives up the ghost, kicks the bucket, snuffs it(British) breathes, lives comes to, reviveslingersexists, is, subsistsflourishes, prospers, thrives |