Euthanasia in a sentence as a noun

I think this would be worlds better then the slow euthanasia by morphine drip that we currently use.

20 yeas old people will be considered kids and that's it. Otherwise you should opt for euthanasia because 10 year olds have a hard time competing with you today.

This is an article about a roller coaster that kills people, not an argument for or against euthanasia.

On a related note I wonder if support for euthanasia is higher among those who work in medicine.

I'll double down and tell you my opinion that "euthanasia" is really too kind a word for what happens to the sick who are also poor in this country.

You've said "those who have chosen to die another way," but people don't have that choice and are forbidden from making it. While you're opposed to euthanasia, would you be okay with giving people the option for euthanasia if they so chose?

At the extremes of it maybe 'clever' looks like not helping people at all because it frees up resources for the rest of the community, or 'kind' is euthanasia.

I know it sounds surreal, but they are arguing here that you only control your own body with respect to abortion, intimate relations, and euthanasia.

Protocols that involve harming an animal tend to be the most stringently regulated by these bodies, even more so than protocols requiring euthanasia.

Involuntary euthanasia is called ******, and that's already illegal.

Not only the lifting of taboo, but the commercialization of euthanasia was perhaps the film's most hauntingly powerful sign of how despairing society had become without reproduction.

What I really want is for a kid to see me die and tell himself, "Now I want to be a terminal metastatic oncology patient when I grow up, because I will never in my whole existence see anything as awesome as that guy's crowning moment of self-euthanasia, unless I can also strap myself in to the very same harness and dare to dream of dreams beyond sleep.

Euthanasia definitions

noun

the act of killing someone painlessly (especially someone suffering from an incurable illness)