The earliest known use of the adjective death is in the Middle English period (1150—1500). OED's earliest evidence for death is from around 1475, in Wisdom.

3 дня назад · adjective. causing death; deadly; fatal. like death: a deathly silence. of, relating to, or indicating death; morbid: a deathly odor from the ...

8 апр. 2021 г. · The word “death” itself can be used as an adjective: “He has a death wish.” “Deathly” can also be an adjective: “A deathly hush fell over the ...

DEATH meaning: 1 : the end of life the time when someone or something dies; 2 : the ending of a particular person's life.

death. Word family (noun) dead death deadliness (adjective) dead deadly deathly (verb) deaden (adverb) deadly deathly. From Longman Dictionary of Contemporary ...

​extremely serious, especially when there is a situation in which people might die. a life-and-death decision/struggle.

adjective. death·​ly ˈdeth-lē · Synonyms of deathly. 1. : fatal. 2. : of, relating to, or suggestive of death. a deathly pallor. deathly adverb. Synonyms. dead ...

1. Old English–1906 † Subject to death, mortal. Also: fleeting, transitory, as in deadly life. Cf. deathly adj. 1. Obsolete. In some uses with implications of ...

adjective · no longer living; deprived of life: dead people; · brain-dead. · not endowed with life; inanimate: · resembling death; deathlike: · bereft of sensation; ...