demised
Left by will
Demised is the past tense of demise, used primarily in legal contexts to mean transferred or conveyed, especially property by lease or will: The property was demised to the tenant for a term of ninety-nine years.
Outside legal writing, demised occasionally appears as a formal or euphemistic way of saying died, though this usage is uncommon and sounds stilted.
Having left
- expiredNo longer in effect
- lateNot on time
- perishedCeased living violently
- passedWent beyond or succeeded
lifeless · corpse · cadaver · decedent · remains · body · death · dying
Moved to new location
- conveyedTransferred or expressed
- leasedGranted temporary paid use
- bequeathedLeft as inheritance
- devisedPlanned or invented
granted · assigned · tenancy · property · estate · premises · title · deed
Brought to an end
- concludedBrought to completion
- ceasedCame to an end
- expiredNo longer in effect
- lapsedEnded through neglect
ended · finished · closed · defunct · discontinued · abolished · dissolved · extinguished
Intense sorrow from loss
- bereavementState following loss
- lossBeing without something
- sorrowDeep emotional distress
- funeralService honoring the dead
memorial · obituary · eulogy · tribute · remembrance · condolence · burial · interment
departed
Having left
passed · lifeless · corpse · cadaver · decedent · remains · body · death · dying · mortality
transferred
Moved to new location
- conveyedTransferred or expressed
- leasedGranted temporary paid use
- bequeathedLeft as inheritance
devised · granted · assigned · tenancy · property · estate · premises · title · deed · inheritance
terminated
Brought to an end
lapsed · ended · finished · closed · defunct · discontinued · abolished · dissolved · extinguished · voided
grief
Intense sorrow from loss
- bereavementState following loss
- lossBeing without something
- sorrowDeep emotional distress
funeral · memorial · obituary · eulogy · tribute · remembrance · condolence · burial · interment · cemetery