corpse — a dead body, especially of a human being
Part of speech: NOUN
Definition: a dead body, especially of a human being
Pronunciation (IPA): /kɔːrps/
Korean meaning: 시체, 시신 (특히 사람의)
Korean pronunciation: **코**ㅂ스
Example Sentences
- The vampire complained that the corpse was too cold for a midnight snack.
- The forensic team arrived to examine the corpse at the crime scene.
- In zombie movies, every corpse has the potential to become a walking nightmare.
corpse
NOUN//kɔːrps//
a dead body, especially of a human being
Police officers investigate a corpse found in the forest clearing
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Light warps around the corpse as shadow morphs!
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Origin
From Latin 'corpus' meaning 'body.' The word evolved through Old French to refer specifically to a dead body, as opposed to a living one.
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“The vampire complained that the corpse was too cold for a midnight snack.”
“The forensic team arrived to examine the corpse at the crime scene.”
“In zombie movies, every corpse has the potential to become a walking nightmare.”
“The corpse in the haunted house turned out to be a very realistic mannequin.”
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