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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
Vocabulary

What does "I was dead more" mean?!

Hi. what does this phrase mean if some one said it on a terrible situation?

"I've never wished
I was dead more."
  

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"I wish I were dead" is an exaggeration , meaning that I am very, very miserable. In this case, he had never felt more miserable at any other time in his life.

— Philip

  • "I wish I were dead" is an exaggeration , meaning that I am very, very miserable.
  • In this case, he had never felt more miserable at any other time in his life.
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"I wish I were dead" is an exaggeration, meaning that I am very, very miserable. In this case, he had never felt more miserable at any other time in his life.
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Here you have some sentences with: "I wish I were dead" from www.sunphrase.com website
but I wish I were dead.
I wish I were dead,
I wish I hadn't been born; that way I wouldn't have seen her.
I wish I were dead, she said to herself.
I wish I were dead, said Dennis.
Which is why I wish I were dead.
I wish I were dead if it is!
I wish I were dead with them, that's
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It's not "dead more." Think of it as "I've never wished to be dead more than I wished it at that moment.
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