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Discover Ludwig"seen dead" is correct and usable in written English as a phrase in certain situations.
It is typically used as an idiom to express strong disbelief or denial of something. Example: "I wouldn't be caught dead at that party." Here, "seen dead" is used to convey that the speaker strongly refuses or denies the possibility of attending the party. It implies that the speaker has a strong aversion to the idea and would never consider it.
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I've only ever seen dead ones.
Miffy wouldn't be seen dead in pink.
Wouldn't be seen dead in them now".
"I'd never seen dead bodies until Libya," Ms. Tung said.
"Have you seen Dead Calm?" they asked, shrieking.
"This afternoon I have seen dead bodies of those killed.
For starters, she wouldn't be seen dead in white denim.
I would not be seen dead in it.
This is not the first time I have seen dead bodies.
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He sees dead people.
See, dead easy.
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