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Contexts ▼▲ Comparative for no longer alive Comparative for lacking emotion, sympathy, or sensitivity Comparative for feeling tired, fatigued or weary Comparative for no longer in use Comparative for complete or absolute Comparative for physically broken or no longer functioning Comparative for lacking energy, liveliness or animation Comparative for devoid of life or activity Comparative for unsuitable for, or inconducive to, growing crops or vegetation Comparative for physically numb and incapable of feeling (of a memory or feeling) Comparative for no longer present or existing Comparative for consistently accurate Comparative for relating to, or suggestive of, death or dying Comparative for without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival … more ▼ ▲ Adjective ▲ Comparative for no longer alive later loster stiller colder stiffer silenter more lifeless more inanimate more insensate more insentient more breathless more inert more exanimate more lamented more wasted more asleep more cadaverous more mortified more spiritless more buried more liquidated “The dead soldiers were honored for their courage and valor.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for lacking emotion, sympathy, or sensitivity colder flatter frigider number duller hollower stonier blanker glassier stiller more indifferent more unfeeling more insensitive more wooden more unresponsive more dispassionate more emotionless more impassive more inert more spiritless more torpid more unemotional more unsympathetic more apathetic more asleep more benumbed more callous more deadpan more inexpressive more anesthetizedUS more insipid more senseless more vacant more inhuman more toneless “He knew that he really needed to have a shower, but he felt dead to the world.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for feeling tired, fatigued or weary wearier limper blearier logier more exhausted more tired more drained more fatigued more knackered more worn more beat more wasted more aweary more done more jaded more pooped more zonked more beaten more loggy more worn out more clapped out more played out more shagged out more tapped out more tuckered out “I am feeling absolutely dead after a grueling, high-intensity workout.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for no longer in use ancienter antiquer older more obsolete more archaic more abandoned more defunct more forgotten more lapsed more antiquated more stagnant “This archaic language is effectively dead and is studied only by a few dedicated scholars.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for complete or absolute completer perfecter sheerer deadlier purer starker ranker arranter cleaner fairer flatter bloodier wholer more absolute more total more downright more categorical more thorough more unqualified more categoric more profound more unmitigated more consummate more definite more dreadful more unconditional more plumb more unalloyed more straight-out more thoroughgoing “The room fell into dead silence and it was clear that nobody was able to counter his argument.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for physically broken or no longer functioning uselesser duffer more broken more defective more broken-down more inactive more busted more done more finished more ineffective more doomed more knackered more ruined more off “The juicer was dead and I began panicking about how I was going to get all that green goodness into me.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for lacking energy, liveliness or animation boringer duller sleepier slower staler drearier flatter quieter plainer tamer more uninteresting more humdrum more lacklusterUS more lacklustreUK more lifeless more tedious more uneventful more tiresome more unexciting more uninspiring more wearisome more insipid more pedestrian more backward more tasteless more vapid more comatose more ho-hum more stagnant “You've got a fast car, and I've got a plan to get us out of this dead little town.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for devoid of life or activity emptier barer barrener freer more desolate more lifeless more stagnant more vacant more idle more sterile more unused “The building has provided an injection of urbanity to what at the time was a dead wasteland.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for unsuitable for, or inconducive to, growing crops or vegetation barrener starker bonier poorer more infertile more desolate more unproductive more impoverished more waste more fallow “The land was dead and would not produce any more crops.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for physically numb and incapable of feeling number uselesser more benumbed more frozen more insensible more unfeeling more inert more insensate more insensitive more incapacitated more torpid “I had a dead arm from sleeping on it when I turned onto my side.” Adjective ▲ (of a memory or feeling) Comparative for no longer present or existing more finished more extinguished more stifled more terminated “I did my best to convince her that any affection I had for my ex-girlfriend was well and truly dead by now.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for consistently accurate deadlier directer surer truer more accurate more correct more exact more impeccable more precise more unfailing more inch-perfect more lethal more bang on “And when it comes to shooting, Bob is a dead shot with a six-gun or a rifle.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for relating to, or suggestive of, death or dying deadlier deathlier more mortal “He was thin, pale, almost corpse-like, and he threw me a dead stare that was rather creepy.” Adjective ▲ Comparative for without hope or prospect of completion, success, or survival more done more finished more doomed more ruined “Steph started getting hot from deep and we knew that we were dead from that point on.” Find more words! 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