undead in Portuguese
undead in Portuguese is morto-vivo — undead means neither fully alive nor truly dead — animated despite being a corpse, as in folklore and fiction.
undead in Portuguese
morto-vivo
(horror fiction) Being animate, though non-living.
morto-vivo
(horror and fantasy fiction) A creature that is undead; that is, dead but still animate.
What does "undead" mean?
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adjective Neither fully alive nor truly dead — animated despite being a corpse, as in folklore and fiction.
"The film is full of undead creatures rising from their graves."
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noun A being that is undead, such as a vampire or zombie.
"The game lets you play as one of the undead."
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undead in a sentence
- The film is full of undead creatures rising from their graves.
- The game lets you play as one of the undead.
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What is "undead" in Portuguese?
"undead" in Portuguese is morto-vivo. undead means: Neither fully alive nor truly dead — animated despite being a corpse, as in folklore and fiction.
How do you use "undead" in a sentence?
Example: "The film is full of undead creatures rising from their graves." In Portuguese, "undead" is morto-vivo.
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