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Detailed Translations for deader from English to French

dead:

dead adj

  1. dead (lifeless; deceased; passed away; spiritless)
    mort; faible; inanimé; obtus; sans esprit; sans vie; sans âme; sans force; terne; borné
  2. dead (deceased; passed away; expired; )
    décédé

Translation Matrix for dead:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
faible spineless chap; spineless fellow; weakling
mort dead person; death; decease; deceased
AdjectiveRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- all in; beat; bushed; deadened; drained; idle; numb; stagnant; utter
AdverbRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- abruptly; absolutely; perfectly; short; suddenly; utterly
OtherRelated TranslationsOther Translations
- deceased
ModifierRelated TranslationsOther Translations
borné dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless a small voice; bashfull; bordered; bourgeois; confined; cramped; diffident; easily; easy; effortless; finite; like a narrow minded man; limited; lower-middle-class; narrow minded; narrow-minded; narrow-mindedness; not difficult; not hard; parochial; petty; petty-bourgeois; provincial; sealed off; simple; small-town; superannuated
décédé dead; deceased; expired; gone; late; no more; passed away
faible dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless abstemious; bad; delicate; dim; drained; effete; faint; feeble; fragile; frail; helpless; impotent; inferior; languid; lifeless; limp; listless; no energy; pale; poor; powerless; shadowy; sick; slackly; tender; unable; vulnerable; wan; washed out; washed-out; weak
inanimé dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless drained; languid; lifeless; limp; listless; motionless; no energy; rudderless; unmoving; washed out; washed-out
mort dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless deceased; deserted; desolate; drained; extinct; languid; listless; washed out
obtus dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless blunt; dense; easily; easy; effortless; headstrong; mulish; not difficult; not hard; pig-headed; simple; topped off
sans esprit dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless boring; deadening; dull; easily; easy; effortless; not difficult; not hard; simple
sans force dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless abstemious; bad; clumsy; doltish; drained; effete; faint; feeble; frail; gawky; helpless; impotent; languid; lifeless; limp; listless; no energy; not very good; owlish; poor; powerless; slackly; stiff; unable; uneasy; unhandy; washed out; washed-out; weak; wooden
sans vie dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless lifeless; limp; listless; no energy; washed-out
sans âme dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless drained; languid; lifeless; limp; listless; no energy; spiritless; washed out; washed-out
terne dead; deceased; lifeless; passed away; spiritless ash grey; ashen; baggy; bland; boring; cheerless; churlish; deadening; dim; dopey; dowdy; dozy; drab; drained; dreary; drowsy; dull; dusted; easily; easy; effortless; faded; faint; flabbergasted; frosted; gloomy; grey; grubby; joyless; languid; lifeless; listless; lurid; malicious; mat; matt; matted; mindless; misty; muzzy; not difficult; not hard; pale; powdered; sad; sallow; shoddy; simple; slatternly; sleepy; sloppy; slovenly; soporific; speechless; staggered; stupefied; tasteless; tired; tongue-tied; unanimated; unsavory; unsavoury; washed out; weary

Related Words for "dead":

  • deadness, deader, deadest, deaden

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Related Definitions for "dead":

  1. devoid of activity1
    • this is a dead town; nothing ever happens here1
  2. physically inactive1
    • Crater Lake is in the crater of a dead volcano of the Cascade Range1
  3. no longer having or seeming to have or expecting to have life1
    • the nerve is dead1
    • a dead pallor1
    • he was marked as a dead man by the assassin1
  4. not showing characteristics of life especially the capacity to sustain life; no longer exerting force or having energy or heat1
    • Mars is a dead planet1
    • dead soil1
    • dead coals1
    • the fire is dead1
  5. drained of electric charge; discharged1
    • a dead battery1
  6. complete1
    • came to a dead stop1
  7. no longer having force or relevance1
    • a dead issue1
  8. out of use or operation because of a fault or breakdown1
    • a dead telephone line1
    • the motor is dead1
  9. lacking resilience or bounce1
    • a dead tennis ball1
  10. not surviving in active use1
    • Latin is a dead language1
  11. not circulating or flowing1
    • dead air1
    • dead water1
  12. unerringly accurate1
    • a dead shot1
    • took dead aim1
  13. not yielding a return1
    • dead capital1
  14. lacking acoustic resonance1
    • dead sounds characteristic of some compact discs1
    • the dead wall surfaces of a recording studio1
  15. devoid of physical sensation; numb1
    • his gums were dead from the novocain1
  16. (followed by `to') not showing human feeling or sensitivity; unresponsive1
    • passersby were dead to our plea for help1
  17. very tired1
    • I'm dead after that long trip1
  18. completely and without qualification; used informally as intensifiers1
    • you can be dead sure of my innocence1
    • was dead tired1
    • dead right1
  19. quickly and without warning1
  20. people who are no longer living1
    • they buried the dead1
  21. a time when coldness (or some other quality associated with death) is intense1
    • the dead of winter1

Wiktionary Translations for dead:

dead
noun
  1. those who have died
  2. time when coldness, darkness, or stillness is most intense
adjective
  1. no longer alive
dead
noun
  1. décédée
adjective
  1. Qui n’est plus vivant
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• dead → mort ↔ dood — niet meer levend
• dead → morte; mort ↔ kapores — derb: nicht mehr am Leben seiend
• dead → mort ↔ tot — nicht (mehr) lebend

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