deceased in Spanish
deceased in Spanish is difunto, fallecido, decesado — deceased means no longer alive; dead — usually said of a person, as a more formal or gentle alternative to "dead.".
deceased in Spanish
difunto
fallecido
decesado
exangüe
difunto
(euphemistic) Synonym of dead (“those who have died”).
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."
"Her deceased husband had left detailed instructions for the funeral."
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noun The person or people who have died, especially in a legal, medical, or formal context.
"The deceased was identified by dental records."
deceased in a sentence
- Her deceased husband had left detailed instructions for the funeral.
- The charity was founded in memory of the founder's deceased daughter.
- The deceased was identified by dental records.
- Next of kin of the deceased were notified by police that evening.
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Frequently asked questions
What is "deceased" in Spanish?
"deceased" in Spanish is difunto, fallecido, decesado. 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: "Her deceased husband had left detailed instructions for the funeral." In Spanish, "deceased" is difunto, fallecido, decesado.
Are there other ways to say "deceased" in Spanish?
Yes — Spanish has 4 translations listed for "deceased": difunto, fallecido, decesado, exangüe.
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