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1. The state in which your heart pumps and your brain functions.
2. Doing more than existing, having a purpose 1. He is alive, though he will be a vegetable for the rest of his days.
2. I never learned to truly be alive until I found that one thing. |
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not dead It's alive!
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To live. "Oh no not I, I will survive."
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a really really good pearl jam song errr ahhhAHHH ERR URRR!!!! IM STILL ALIVE EHHHEEAHHHAAAHHHHHH
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A big, complicated word, but so sad. Idris: I’ve been looking for a word. A big, complicated word, but so sad. I’ve found it now.
Doctor: What word? Idris: Alive. I’m alive. Doctor: Alive isn’t sad. Idris: It’s sad when it’s over. |
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Something that you are if you have never looked at Chuck Norris the wrong way A guy walks into a bar and notices Chuck Norris than he was no longer alive!
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1) the state of being marked by hightened sense of self and self-satisfaction, usually during a pivotal experience that revives one's inner spirit
2) functioning as a living being; not a zombie I've never felt so aliiiiive!
The students seem to come alive when leaving the educational institutions. |
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