Thesaurus / demising
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synonyms for demising
- close
- die
- drop
- end
- expire
- go
- stop
- decease
- demise
- depart
- disappear
- discontinue
- dissolve
- dwindle
- ebb
- evaporate
- fade
- perish
- succumb
- terminate
- vanish
- wane
- blow over
- cash in
- melt away
- pass away
- peter out
- die
- expire
- perish
- succumb
- bite the dust
- buy the farm
- cash in one's chips
- cease living
- croak
- decease
- demise
- depart
- drop
- kick the bucket
- meet one's maker
- pass on
- cease
- crumble
- disappear
- disintegrate
- pass away
- rot
- succumb
- vanish
- wither
- collapse
- corrupt
- croak
- decease
- decompose
- demise
- depart
- end
- expire
- fall
- go
- pass
- waste
- be destroyed
- be killed
- be lost
- bite the dust
- break down
- buy the farm
- check out
- give up the ghost
- go under
- kick the bucket
- lose life
- OD
- pass on
- bow
- break down
- buckle
- capitulate
- cave in
- cease
- defer
- give in
- give way
- go down
- pass away
- perish
- quit
- wilt
- yield
- accede
- cave
- collapse
- croak
- decease
- demise
- depart
- drop
- expire
- fall
- fold
- go
- knuckle
- pass
- submit
- eat crow
- fall victim to
- flake out
- give in to
- give out
- give up the ghost
- go under
- knuckle under
- meet waterloo
- pack it in
- show white flag
- take the count
- throw in the towel
- drown
- expire
- perish
- succumb
- conk
- croak
- decease
- demise
- depart
- drop
- finish
- suffocate
- be no more
- be taken
- breathe one's last
- cease to exist
- drop off
- give up the ghost
- go way of all flesh
- kick the bucket
- relinquish life
- rest in peace
- break
- drop
- fail
- finish
- give
- spend
- bend
- cave
- conclude
- consume
- crumble
- decease
- decline
- demise
- depart
- deplete
- devour
- dissipate
- exhaust
- expend
- expire
- fritter
- perish
- squander
- succumb
- terminate
- waste
- weaken
- worsen
- yield
- fold up
- pass away
- pass on
- run through
- use up
On this page you'll find 284 synonyms, antonyms, and words related to demising, such as: leave behind, allot, apportion, assign, bequeath, and bequest.
antonyms for demising
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- bear
- be born
- begin
- commence
- continue
- create
- start
- appear
- arrive
- come
- grow
- increase
- rise
- accept
- be willing
- deny
- fail
- fall behind
- get
- live
- lose
- receive
- refuse
- take
- use
- veto
- appear
- arrive
- build
- grow
- bear
- be born
- begin
- commence
- create
- improve
- rise
- start
- stay
- give birth
- revive
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How to use demising in a sentence
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THE BEST SPACE STORIES OF 2020CHARLIE WOODDECEMBER 25, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEThat’s proven to be even more crucial this year as media companies tried to emphasize their own first-party data in anticipation of the demise of the third-party cookie and as they navigated changing consumer habits amid the pandemic.
HOW COMPLEX ENTERED THE RACE TO EARN REVENUE FROM AUDIENCE INSIGHTSKAYLEIGH BARBERDECEMBER 23, 2020DIGIDAYThey might even have fished out animals that met their demise by falling in.
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HOW MACHINE LEARNING TECHNOLOGY BOOSTS CONTEXTUAL TARGETING FOR ADVERTISERSDAILYMOTIONDECEMBER 15, 2020DIGIDAYBut this the world does not understand, therefore the kings of it must go on demising to the end of the chapter.
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