post-mortem

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adj after death

Word Origin & History

also postmortem, 1734 (adverb), from Latin post mortem, from post "after" (see post-) + mortem, accusative of mors "death" (see mortal (adj.)). From 1835 as an adjective. As a noun, shortening of post-mortem examination, it is recorded from 1850.

Example Sentences for post-mortem

No pregnancy existed, as was revealed by a post-mortem examination.

Colomba besought the colonel to be present at the post-mortem examination.

It would have been deferred for a few days pending the post-mortem examination.

There was an inquest and a post-mortem, but "death from natural causes" was the verdict.

Of course, to be 21 sure of that, one must make a post-mortem examination.

One new fact was established by the post-mortem examination of the victims.

It's to be post-mortem'd this morning, by the way, so I was only just in time.

Of course you will give notice to the coroner, and there will be a post-mortem?

Now, beloved friends and countrymen, no post-mortem speeches.

The post-mortem appearances are ulceration in the stomach and intestines.

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