Deceased

What do we mean by deceased?

No longer living; dead. synonym: dead. adjective

A dead person. noun

Departed from life; dead.

Passed away; dead; gone. adjective

The dead person. adjective

No longer alive adjective

Belonging to the dead. adjective

: One who has died. In property law, the alternate term decedent is generally used. In criminal law, “the deceased” refers to the victim of a homicide. adjective

A dead person noun

Dead people noun

: One who has died. In property law, the alternate term decedent is generally used. In criminal law, “the deceased” refers to the victim of a homicide. noun

Dead adjective

Someone who is no longer alive noun

A dead person.

One who has died. In property law, the alternate term decedent is generally used in US English. In criminal law, “the deceased” refers to the victim of a homicide.

Words that are spelled similarly to deceased:
deceased, decease, decreased, deceases, decrease, ceased, defeated, recessed, deceived, debased, released, declared, diseased, decayed, demeaned, defensed, decreases, declassed, demersed, declawed, degreased, defease, decaled, debeaked.

Words that are triggered by (strongly associated with) the word deceased:
afterlife, spouse, coffin, ancestors, burial, relatives, funeral, corpse, spirits, souls, grave, widow, loved, graves, tomb, heir, alive, buried, lover, husband, persons, person, ghost, uncle, dead, grandfather, wife, brother, spirit, mother, sister, surviving, friend.

Words that rhyme with deceased:
east, least, feast, beast, priest, yeast, ceased, northeast, increased, at least, trieste, southeast, released, decreased, creased, fleeced, far east, middle east, greased, last but not least, mideast, leased, due east, pieced, policed, high priest, love feast, near east, toniest, unreleased, movable feast, weast, trendiest, east southeast, at the least, east northeast, south southeast, north by east, in the least, north northeast, last not least, northeast by east, south by east, southeast by east, at the very least, vannest, bankeast, depriest, dupriest, keast, teast, vanderleest.

Adjectives that are often used to describe deceased:
private, several, second, first, late.

Nouns that are often described by the adjective deceased:
person, husband, wife, persons, father, brother, partner, members, friend, relatives, spouse, ancestors, mother, king, man, member, child, parent, parents, son, friends, children, woman, sister, owner, husbands, relative, monarch, employee, daughter, chief, emperor, individual, uncle, worker, lady, patients, prince, master, tenant, individuals, soldiers, ancestor, gentleman, brothers, patient, officer, workers, debtor, veterans, party, ruler, kings, grandfather, leader, president, officers, author, shareholder, sovereign, employees, lord, queen, leaves, grandmother, soldier, stockholder, estate, bishop, statesman, pope, minister, wives, chiefs, fathers, emperors, duke, workman, witness, victim, brethren, aunt, partners, trustee, poet, hero, estates, donor, proprietor, colleague, beneficiary, taxpayer, veteran.

Consonant match to deceased:
desist.

Words that sound like deceased:
deceased, desist, deceit, decease, disseat, disseise, disgust, dismissed, discussed, deciet, diseased, distaste, dizziest, desists, disgest, dcc, diciest, desexed, dismast, desight, due east, diseuse, densest, decede, dessus, desus, disease, disaster, decide, descent, despite, dearest, deceived, detest, dissent, dissed, dispersed, disses, discs, dist, disks, defaced, divest, deduced, deist, deciept, deceases, diskette, taoist, dosis, disbursed, dises, dimmest, dissert, deceasing, doucette, disant, doucet, dcs, didst, dyst, dizzied, daoist, disi, dizzies, dysart, desastre, dossett, diesis, discide, degaussed, disci, docet, dassies, devest, deseed, dissi, dicast, dacite, due west, deuce-ace, discept, deciso, devoiced, dessous, disseize, doughiest, down east, disked, recessed, tcc, tersest, dentist, desks, deceits, deseret, demist, deadest, deafest, desked.