unmurder
unkill
resurrect
resurrection
quicken
bring back
undie
relife
resurrectionize
kill someone dead
come back from the dead
come to life
rise
uprise
relive
dezombify
revivify
backstep
raise
revivificate
silence
murderize
revive
ice
murderate
come to someone's rescue
top
remove
malky
revivification
do away with
respite
mucronated
transition
revenant
resuscitation
neurotize
restore
redivivus
murderish
cadaveric
resurgent
Lazarus
unalive
recede
return
solemnize
reviving
body
exculpate
pop off
rebound
put away
corpsy
repassing
give it to someone
bury
resurrectionism
resuscitated
delete
secondary burial
put someone on ice
recurrence
martyrly
redie
stop someone's clock
reviviscent
reburial
martyrism
repeople
close one's eyes for the last time
reburying
repop
terminate with extreme prejudice
deathwards
revivifier
self-redress
terminate
revivability
retake
last-ditch
wrack
scandalize
croak
capital punishment
execute
slaughter
displace
take someone's life
take someone to the grave
green light
keep down
cheat the hangman

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