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| deceased person (умерший A.Rezvov); defunct; an old offender; soft; softly; still; before a name the late | |||
| the deceased; decedent (a person who is no longer living) | |||
| late | |||
| undisquieted | |||
| decedent | |||
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| calm; easy; deceased (обыкн. the deceased); departed; now-deceased (shergilov); of late years; decd; quiet; the late (David Mirvish, son of the late Ed Mirvish, holds some of the signs being sold. • The son of the late Lord Janner has told of the anguish the family have been put through over abuse allegations.); the late (перед именем сосбтвенным – the late • The General Assembly appointed the Ambassador of Burma to the UN to fill the unexpired term of the late Secretary General. • Rathbone plays Wolf von Frankenstein, son of the late Henry Frankenstein.); breezeless; reposeful; sedate; unanxious; unmolested; tranquil; gone; old; serene | |||
| quiescent; restful | |||
| defunct (the defunct) | |||
| the defunct | |||
| comfortable | |||
| the dear departed; the departed | |||
| inerratic; sedent | |||
| Defunctus ("deceased", Def.) | |||
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| easy; at ease; restfully; sedately; snugly; softly; stilly | |||
| quietly; comfortably; calmly | |||
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| the dead (сущ. Gruzovik) | |||
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