Definition of living death in English:

living death

noun

A state of existence that is as bad as being dead; a life of hopeless and unbroken misery.
生不如死的生活；苦难深重的日子
her life was a living death and there was nowhere she could escape to
Example sentencesExamples
- That kind of living death wherein someone is given a specific sentence must be the most disturbing.
- Legends of living death seem perfectly suited to these spiritual miscarriages.
- For some reason, I think of marriage as a living death.
- The Convent girls are transported beyond the life-death dichotomy into a kind of living death reminiscent of African religions.
- At its most extreme, it postulates the idea that life and not death is the real punishment and that to disobey the call is to endure a living death.
- We can no more get out of this living death than a fish can dry itself off.
- What struck me, though, was the idea that these people were so afraid of really living their lives that in many ways they had chosen instead a living death.
- I wish to advance some thought for those with early-onset Alzheimers Disease as my husband died of this, aged 62 years, after years of a living death.
- In moments of depression, I start to think that perhaps my mother was right, and I should have realised this about myself, given in to living death and pursued some corporate career.
- Women no longer have to face a living death, as their families grow up and leave home.
- The adulterous woman experiences living death in the house of her husband.
- After that, it's a slow, sad decline into first a living death before the literal one.
- In September 1886, Massai was among the prisoners on an army train hauling the last of Geronimo's followers away to the living death of a prison camp in Florida.
- It is a kind of living death; sitting in the auditorium and trying to affix your attention to the funereal pageant of dully unrewarding scenes and images is like having a kilo of wet cement injected into your skull.
- My friends and classmates are dropping like flies, following me into the realm of living death.
- There are around 33 million widows in India and they are condemned to a living death, not just in Orissa and Gujerat, but all over the country.
- To suddenly start fearing everything that could go wrong is to be in a living death, I think.
- She is writing or rewriting herself into being after what she calls ‘a living death of thirty years’.
- It is funny, tender and quite tough, swerving from sentimentality in the same way that the nephew narrowly avoids a living death for the rest of his life.
- Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life.

Definition of living death in US English:

living death

nounˈˌlɪvɪŋ ˈdɛθˈˌliviNG ˈdeTH

A state of existence that is very difficult; a life of hopeless and unbroken misery.
生不如死的生活；苦难深重的日子
her life was a living death and there was nowhere she could escape to
Example sentencesExamples
- The Convent girls are transported beyond the life-death dichotomy into a kind of living death reminiscent of African religions.
- What struck me, though, was the idea that these people were so afraid of really living their lives that in many ways they had chosen instead a living death.
- To suddenly start fearing everything that could go wrong is to be in a living death, I think.
- In September 1886, Massai was among the prisoners on an army train hauling the last of Geronimo's followers away to the living death of a prison camp in Florida.
- After that, it's a slow, sad decline into first a living death before the literal one.
- In moments of depression, I start to think that perhaps my mother was right, and I should have realised this about myself, given in to living death and pursued some corporate career.
- There are around 33 million widows in India and they are condemned to a living death, not just in Orissa and Gujerat, but all over the country.
- I wish to advance some thought for those with early-onset Alzheimers Disease as my husband died of this, aged 62 years, after years of a living death.
- It is a kind of living death; sitting in the auditorium and trying to affix your attention to the funereal pageant of dully unrewarding scenes and images is like having a kilo of wet cement injected into your skull.
- Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life.
- For some reason, I think of marriage as a living death.
- Women no longer have to face a living death, as their families grow up and leave home.
- That kind of living death wherein someone is given a specific sentence must be the most disturbing.
- At its most extreme, it postulates the idea that life and not death is the real punishment and that to disobey the call is to endure a living death.
- My friends and classmates are dropping like flies, following me into the realm of living death.
- Legends of living death seem perfectly suited to these spiritual miscarriages.
- It is funny, tender and quite tough, swerving from sentimentality in the same way that the nephew narrowly avoids a living death for the rest of his life.
- The adulterous woman experiences living death in the house of her husband.
- She is writing or rewriting herself into being after what she calls ‘a living death of thirty years’.
- We can no more get out of this living death than a fish can dry itself off.

词汇	living death
释义	Definition of living death in English: living death noun A state of existence that is as bad as being dead; a life of hopeless and unbroken misery. 生不如死的生活；苦难深重的日子 her life was a living death and there was nowhere she could escape to Example sentencesExamples That kind of living death wherein someone is given a specific sentence must be the most disturbing. Legends of living death seem perfectly suited to these spiritual miscarriages. For some reason, I think of marriage as a living death. The Convent girls are transported beyond the life-death dichotomy into a kind of living death reminiscent of African religions. At its most extreme, it postulates the idea that life and not death is the real punishment and that to disobey the call is to endure a living death. We can no more get out of this living death than a fish can dry itself off. What struck me, though, was the idea that these people were so afraid of really living their lives that in many ways they had chosen instead a living death. I wish to advance some thought for those with early-onset Alzheimers Disease as my husband died of this, aged 62 years, after years of a living death. In moments of depression, I start to think that perhaps my mother was right, and I should have realised this about myself, given in to living death and pursued some corporate career. Women no longer have to face a living death, as their families grow up and leave home. The adulterous woman experiences living death in the house of her husband. After that, it's a slow, sad decline into first a living death before the literal one. In September 1886, Massai was among the prisoners on an army train hauling the last of Geronimo's followers away to the living death of a prison camp in Florida. It is a kind of living death; sitting in the auditorium and trying to affix your attention to the funereal pageant of dully unrewarding scenes and images is like having a kilo of wet cement injected into your skull. My friends and classmates are dropping like flies, following me into the realm of living death. There are around 33 million widows in India and they are condemned to a living death, not just in Orissa and Gujerat, but all over the country. To suddenly start fearing everything that could go wrong is to be in a living death, I think. She is writing or rewriting herself into being after what she calls ‘a living death of thirty years’. It is funny, tender and quite tough, swerving from sentimentality in the same way that the nephew narrowly avoids a living death for the rest of his life. Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life. Definition of living death in US English: living death nounˈˌlɪvɪŋ ˈdɛθˈˌliviNG ˈdeTH A state of existence that is very difficult; a life of hopeless and unbroken misery. 生不如死的生活；苦难深重的日子 her life was a living death and there was nowhere she could escape to Example sentencesExamples The Convent girls are transported beyond the life-death dichotomy into a kind of living death reminiscent of African religions. What struck me, though, was the idea that these people were so afraid of really living their lives that in many ways they had chosen instead a living death. To suddenly start fearing everything that could go wrong is to be in a living death, I think. In September 1886, Massai was among the prisoners on an army train hauling the last of Geronimo's followers away to the living death of a prison camp in Florida. After that, it's a slow, sad decline into first a living death before the literal one. In moments of depression, I start to think that perhaps my mother was right, and I should have realised this about myself, given in to living death and pursued some corporate career. There are around 33 million widows in India and they are condemned to a living death, not just in Orissa and Gujerat, but all over the country. I wish to advance some thought for those with early-onset Alzheimers Disease as my husband died of this, aged 62 years, after years of a living death. It is a kind of living death; sitting in the auditorium and trying to affix your attention to the funereal pageant of dully unrewarding scenes and images is like having a kilo of wet cement injected into your skull. Your client has described this decision as leaving her in a position of almost living death, a limbo, where she can't really get on with her life. For some reason, I think of marriage as a living death. Women no longer have to face a living death, as their families grow up and leave home. That kind of living death wherein someone is given a specific sentence must be the most disturbing. At its most extreme, it postulates the idea that life and not death is the real punishment and that to disobey the call is to endure a living death. My friends and classmates are dropping like flies, following me into the realm of living death. Legends of living death seem perfectly suited to these spiritual miscarriages. It is funny, tender and quite tough, swerving from sentimentality in the same way that the nephew narrowly avoids a living death for the rest of his life. The adulterous woman experiences living death in the house of her husband. She is writing or rewriting herself into being after what she calls ‘a living death of thirty years’. We can no more get out of this living death than a fish can dry itself off.
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