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undead (-ded′)

adjective

of or having to do with supernatural beings, as vampires or zombies, who have died, but continue to exhibit some characteristics of living beings, as consciousness, movement, or speech

  • undebatable
undead Idioms

the undead

such supernatural beings collectively

undead Usage Examples

Converse of object

  • walk: The world is swarming with the walking undead and you want to party?
  • fight: However, at the same time Leesil starts to notice strange changes in Magiere as she fights the real undead.
  • kill: As an engineer I particularly enjoyed the various methods developed by Hillman to try and kill the undead more effectively.
  • make: He has a special enmity for those who twist Death and make undead.
  • control: Thus it was that John Falsworth, who had sought to control the undead, became one instead.
  • become: Disney has become the undead, but he awaits reanimation as a fully fledged zombie.

Modifies a noun

  • minion: The weakest type of undead minion is a shadow.
  • pirate: Now along comes the daddy of them all - an undead pirate!
  • creature: Pulling out the oak tree symbol of his faith Ako banished the undead creatures with ease.
  • army: Finally when the mommy does come back to life and bring his undead army with him, then the film does pick up.
  • character: An undead character will resemble the character in life, except that a soul symbol appears on their forehead.
  • zombie: See classic film clips featuring undead zombies doomed to exist on the edge of death.