to unalive
- verb
- /ˌʌnəˈlaɪv/
- NSFW
- The character in the movie faced the risk of being unalived in the final scene.
But mine would be the unaliving of a, of a innocent person.
- But mine would be the unaliving of a, of a innocent person.
- I've seen that a lot because they censor you unalive yourself.
Examples
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The gaming community often jokes about their characters being unalived in funny ways.
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Well hear this, the woman who owned it, unalived herself, but better yet, she's still hanging around.
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But mine would be the unaliving of a, of a innocent person.
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It's giving all sorts of vibes ranging from like foot fetish, unaliving, voodoo, demonic type stuff.
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In his online post, he mentioned feeling unalived by the weight of his problems.
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Etymology
Unalive as a verb comes from un- 'not' + alive 'living', so it means 'to make not alive', in other words 'to kill'. People use this verb informally online as a softer or less direct way to talk about death or suicide.