LookItUpfrom the dead
Meaning in simple English, pronunciation and examples
Pronunciation: US /frəm ðə ˈdɛd/ · UK /frəm ðə ˈded/
from the dead means: From a state of being dead to being alive again.
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From a state of being dead to being alive again.
- He rose from the dead.
- The story says she returned from the dead.
- Could anyone bring a person back from the dead?
From a state of failure or disuse to being successful or used again.
- The old brand is back from the dead.
- New investment brought the company back from the dead.
- Can this forgotten technology return from the dead?
Coming from people who have died.
- She claimed to hear voices from the dead.
- The museum displayed objects taken from the dead.
- They believed these messages came from the dead.
Questions about from the dead
What does from the dead mean?
From a state of being dead to being alive again.
What is from the dead in other languages?
Türkçe: ölümden · Español: de entre los muertos · Français: d’entre les morts · Deutsch: von den Toten · Italiano: dai morti · 日本語: 死から
How do you pronounce from the dead?
In American English /frəm ðə ˈdɛd/; in British English /frəm ðə ˈded/.
How do you use from the dead in a sentence?
He rose from the dead. The story says she returned from the dead.
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