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a living death

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a living death
a life that is so full of suffering that it would be better to be dead She can't walk, she can't feed herself and she can scarcely speak. It's a living death. For me, marriage to someone like that would be a living death.
See also: death, living


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A New York court sentenced the 71-year-old swindler to 150 years in jail, effectively a living death sentence.
A IT has been said one of the cruelest things about Alzheimer's, not just for the victims, but for their relatives and friends, is that it is a living death.
For him to be given a sentence of effectively a living death must have been a total disaster.
 
 
 
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