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terminally ill

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terminally ill adjective incurable, in extremis, in final stages, in terminus, near an end, seriously ill, termiially diseased
See also: in extremis
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The Mersey MPs have signed an Early Day Motion (EDM) which expresses concern about the choices some terminally ill adults are forced to make because of a lack of assisted dying legislation in the UK.
MERSEY MPs BACK DEBATE ON SUICIDE by Liverpool Echo (Liverpool, England)
Byline: Lorna Clarkson I'M appealing to readers to turn a couple of spare hours into nursing care for terminally ill people by volunteering for Marie Curie Cancer Care's Great Daffodil Appeal.
Letter: Shake a tin for cancer nurses by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
Byline: Lorna Clarkson I'M APPEALING to your readers to turn a couple of spare hours into nursing care for terminally ill people by volunteering for Marie Curie Cancer Care's Great Daffodil Appeal.
Letter: Your Say - Help cancer nurses by Birmingham Mail (England)
 
 
 
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