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ante-mortem
adjective
- (esp in legal or medical contexts) before death
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Word History and Origins
Origin of ante-mortem1
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Example Sentences
If we are to be stuffed, we prefer to have it an ante-mortem performance, don't we, little dog?
A hush came upon them,53 for it was seen that he was intending to make some kind of an ante-mortem statement.
The left cavities may be contracted and empty, or they may contain dark, soft clots or white ante-mortem clots.
The dying swan may not sing, but there is no doubt about the ante-mortem Valkyrie song of the whale.
I then performed a few ante-mortem details, such as writing good-byes to friends.
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