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💀dying

verb
/ˈdaɪɪŋ/
dye dynamic

Meaning

to stop living; approaching death
approaching death; in the process of dying; fading away

Example Sentences

The old man was dying peacefully in his sleep.

The dying plant needs water immediately.

Example Expressions

a dying wish

Synonyms

passing, perishing, expiring, fading, declining
Entry 1
passing, perishing, expiring, fading
Entry 2
perishing, expiring, fading, declining

Antonyms

living, surviving, thriving, growing, flourishing
Entry 1
living, surviving
Entry 2
living, thriving, growing, flourishing

Collocations

dying man, dying words, dying wish, dying moment, dying breath, dying light, dying fire
Entry 1
dying man, dying words, dying wish, dying moment
Entry 2
dying breath, dying wish, dying light, dying fire

More Example Sentences

I keep studying even when I feel tired.

I kept on studying until the exam ended.

I avoid checking my phone while studying.

Patient: I don’t feel like studying today.

He is bored with studying grammar all the time.

He is bored with studying the same chapter again.

We enjoy studying in the morning more than before.

Having got the admission, she started studying hard.

Do you have any known person studying in this university?

His teacher scolds him for not studying at Vasanth Academy.

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