Decease

What do we mean by decease?

To die. intransitive verb

The act of dying; death. noun

Departure from life; death. noun

Synonyms Death, Decease, Demise. Death is the common term for the ending of life. Decease is slightly euphemistic; it is less forcible and harsh than death. Demise applies primarily to a sovereign, who at death sends down or transmits his title, etc. (see quotation from Blackstone, under demise), and hence to others with reference to the transmission of their possessions. The use of demise for death apart from this idea is figurative, euphemistic, or stilted. noun

To depart from life; die.

Synonyms Expire, etc. See die.

Departure, especially departure from this life; death. noun

To depart from this life; to die; to pass away. intransitive verb

Death noun

Departure, especially departure from this life noun

To die. verb

Pass from physical life and lose all bodily attributes and functions necessary to sustain life verb

The event of dying or departure from life noun

Death, departure from life.

Words that are spelled similarly to decease:
decease, decrease, defease.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word decease:
unto, heirs, shall, widow, earl, successor, sir, buried, give, wife, son, lord, estate, fell, mary, ireland, marriage, richard, brother, married, king, van, therefore, whom, william, thomas.

Words that rhyme with decease:
piece, peace, increase, release, nice, niece, police, cease, lease, caprice, fleece, grease, decrease, crease, obese, masterpiece, cerise, apiece, neice, legalese, geese, mouthpiece, elise, greece, reese, vietnamese, timepiece, centerpiece, pease, luis, sublease, denise, maurice, aris, gees, eyepiece, altarpiece, tunis, showpiece, seis, suisse, rhys, neisse, viennese, reece, syntheses, elbow grease, devries, justice of the peace, greenpeace, bernice, crosspiece, leese, peece, breach of the peace, meese, set piece, speiss, tese, sangiovese, felice, golden fleece, press release, cece, chess piece, giese, patrice, preece, reise, at peace, neace, cleese, weise, meece, lollis, magness, yeas, clarisse, goose grease, maryse, clarice, riess, secret police, conversation piece, kiss of peace, denice, brocious, treece, wool grease, military police, neece, period piece, leise, make peace, spece, buice, disturbance of the peace, royal canadian mounted police, dease, pipe of peace.

Adjectives that are often used to describe decease:
own, sudden, premature, untimely, early, lamented, recent, actual, speedy, unexpected, immediate, natural, final, imminent, physical, his, poor, unfortunate, late, inopportune, sad, impending, prior, subsequent, dear, timely, melancholy, immature, opportune, expected, apparent, simultaneous, ultimate, happy, broken, temporary, probable, tragic, unhappy, near, official, eventual, pre, lamentable, royal, blessed, fortunate, gradual, quicke, yonger, quick, mysterious, slow, majesties, swift, brave, hit, successive, untoward, desirable, awful, unseasonable, anticipated, irregular, alleged, mature, respective, earthly, imperial, remote, inevitable, selfes, coming, unforeseen.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective decease:
consciousness, release, book, progenitors.

Consonant match to decease:
deuce-ace, deuce ace, de sus.

Words that sound like decease:
decease, disseise, diseuse, dessus, desus, disease, deceased, disses, discs, disks, dosis, dises, dcs, disi, dizzies, diesis, disci, dassies, dissi, deuce-ace, dessous, disseize, desks, deceits, dusts, dusks, dessie, ducey, dizzy, discuss, deceit, deceive, dismiss, daisies, dc, denise, deuces, doses, desist, discus, dicey, duces, dices, dossier, daisey, disa, dasy, deceives, disuse, denice, desu, dacey, discase, d c, deasy, dosia, dissa, dassie, diso, douses, deso, decius, doozies, dixies, dacy, daces, dawsey, disseat, dossey, dosi, dassy, desex, dcc, dosses, tussis, dasi, desio, douc, deices, discous, dispace, dusi, dieci, this house, ptosis, tcs, tesis, tacis, tasis, tizzies, tassies, desi, diocese, dessa, desa, desy, dehisce, decede, dexies, dessau.