afterlife in Latin
afterlife in Latin is orcus — afterlife means a form of existence believed to continue after physical death.
afterlife in Latin
orcus
A conscious existence after death; a supernatural life that follows one's natural life, in some worldviews.
What does "afterlife" mean?
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noun A form of existence believed to continue after physical death.
"Many religions teach that there is an afterlife."
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noun The continued influence, use, or reception of something after its original context has ended.
"The novel found a rich afterlife as a stage adaptation."
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afterlife in a sentence
- Many religions teach that there is an afterlife.
- He didn't believe in an afterlife of any kind.
- The novel found a rich afterlife as a stage adaptation.
- The song has had a long afterlife in film soundtracks.
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What is "afterlife" in Latin?
"afterlife" in Latin is orcus. afterlife means: A form of existence believed to continue after physical death.
How do you use "afterlife" in a sentence?
Example: "Many religions teach that there is an afterlife." In Latin, "afterlife" is orcus.
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