deceased in Irish
deceased in Irish is ar shlí na fírinne, básaithe — deceased means no longer alive; dead — usually said of a person, as a more formal or gentle alternative to "dead.".
deceased in Irish
ar shlí na fírinne
básaithe
What does "deceased" mean?
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adj No longer alive; dead — usually said of a person, as a more formal or gentle alternative to "dead."
"The deceased woman's neighbours brought flowers to the house."
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noun The person or people who have died, especially in a legal, medical, or formal context.
"The will of the deceased was read aloud to the family in the solicitor's office."
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deceased in a sentence
- The deceased woman's neighbours brought flowers to the house.
- Her deceased husband had left detailed instructions for the funeral.
- The will of the deceased was read aloud to the family in the solicitor's office.
- The deceased was identified by dental records.
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What is "deceased" in Irish?
"deceased" in Irish is ar shlí na fírinne, básaithe. deceased means: No longer alive; dead — usually said of a person, as a more formal or gentle alternative to "dead."
How do you use "deceased" in a sentence?
Example: "The deceased woman's neighbours brought flowers to the house." In Irish, "deceased" is ar shlí na fírinne, básaithe.
Are there other ways to say "deceased" in Irish?
Yes — Irish has 2 translations listed for "deceased": ar shlí na fírinne, básaithe.
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