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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a man dying" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts where you are describing a situation involving a man who is in the process of dying.
Example: "In the dim light of the hospital room, she could see a man dying, surrounded by his loved ones."
Alternatives: "a man on his deathbed" or "a man in his final moments."
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I was a "buddy" to a man dying of AIDS.
No. Was this a play about a man dying?
The film opens with a man dying of cancer on camera.
"There's a man dying — he's just been shot in a gang shooting a few minutes before.
Sand that a man dying of dehydration drinks in the desert, never slaking his thirst.
Police found a man dying of gunshot wounds on a south Minneapolis, Minn., street Monday night.
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Incredibly, not a man died.
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Some are not aware a man died here yesterday.
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