Deceased in a sentence as a noun

"Hi, I'd like to report, my in-laws declared me to be deceased, and have stolen my house and land.

I would remove pacemakers if the deceased was to be cremated.

The black band and a single thread where one could express his appreciation for the deceased would be respectful and enough.

It's just as clear as seeing a person who is burning and telling them that they are on fire, or a person who is dead and calling them deceased.

You choose a username of a deceased person to disparage them and then expect to be talked to with civility?

Deceased in a sentence as an adjective

As he is deceased, that opportunity is past and their crimes remain both unforgiven and unforgivable.

Of course what often happens in those cases is students drop an early exam, and then later claim injustice at not getting an extra one for the deceased grandparent.

I can't begin to tell you the amount of discomfort you feel going through a recently deceased person's email - especially when it was mixed with personal messages.

That would put me in the awkward position of having published a private conversation by a deceased gentleman who generously paid for several dozen poor students to go to college, including me.

You begin getting told that the debtor is deceased, told that the debtor ran out on her three years ago, told that the debtor owes $300,000 due to uninsured medical expenses, told that the debtor did not authorize the debt and that was in fact his ex-wife's cell phone, told that the debtor has to choose between paying for Christmas and paying this bill, etc etc etc.

Deceased definitions

noun

someone who is no longer alive; "I wonder what the dead person would have done"

See also: decedent departed

adjective

dead; "he is deceased"; "our dear departed friend"

See also: departed gone