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muerto

Muerto is a Spanish adjective that translates to "dead" in English. This term can be used to describe a person, animal, or object that no longer has life.

Senses and Usages:

1. Adjective - Dead:

- The muerto flowers lay wilting on the ground.

- She wore a black dress to honor her muerto father.

- The detective found a muerto body in the abandoned warehouse.

2. Noun - Corpse:

- The morgue was filled with muertos awaiting identification.

- The lifeless muerto lay on the autopsy table.

- The villagers buried the muerto with great sadness.

3. Adjective - Lifeless:

- His eyes were muertos, devoid of any spark.

- The old house stood muerto and abandoned for years.

- The once bustling town now felt muerto after the factory closed down.

4. Noun - Ghost:

- Legends tell of haunting muertos wandering the cemetery at night.

- The children whispered stories of vengeful muertos in hushed tones.

- Believers claim to have seen a muerto during a séance.

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