I. per·ish [ˈperɪʃ] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ
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He was particularly affected in speaking of the sufferings and deaths of the children who were perishing in thousands.
en.wikipedia.org There he landed in the graveyard of cloud-mushrooms and cried blood once last time before perishing in a shower of rubble and cloud-mushrooms.
en.wikipedia.org Everything that we went through, it also calls upon the two main states of life, flourishing and perishing.
en.wikipedia.org Perishing is what happens to those who don't have eternal life.
en.wikipedia.org Many privately expressed a preference to remain on the island preferring a secure, if lonely, existence to the prospect of perishing at sea.
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