zombies
word · lemma: zombie
Definition
Zombies are fictional dead bodies brought back to life, usually in stories, movies, and games. They often move slowly and are known for wanting to bite or eat living humans.
Usage & Nuances
Most often used in horror, fantasy, or pop culture contexts. Can describe slow-moving, mindless creatures; also used metaphorically for people acting without energy or awareness. Common with phrases like 'zombie apocalypse.' Plural always 'zombies', never 'zombieses'.
Example Sentences
There are many zombies in that movie.
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Zombies walk slowly and look scary.
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The video game has levels with many zombies.
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After staying awake all night, we felt like zombies at work.
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People dressed as zombies for the Halloween party.
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The town looked empty, as if zombies had taken over.
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