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Discover Ludwig"wake the dead" is a common phrase and is grammatically correct.
It is often used figuratively to describe a very loud or powerful noise that could potentially awaken someone who is very sound asleep or even the dead. Example: The explosion was so loud it could wake the dead.
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Trombones and tuba make noise to wake the dead.
Freed, though, wasn't trying to wake the dead.
It might indeed be enough to wake the dead.
Come as you are and be ready to party to wake the dead.
Defiantly over the top, this cacophonous work suggests an effort literally to wake the dead.
Do I try to wake the dead?" It's true that this is not earth-shaking news.
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Mr. Bender's gift for waking the dead impressed the authorities, and more cases followed.
All this evokes Prospero dimming the sun, setting sea and sky at war, waking the dead.
"Why are you waking the dead?" Brown said, sounding less than jolly.
Laurell K Hamilton's Anita Blake series focuses on a reanimator who wakes the dead.
It is a poem about waking the sleeping, and waking the dead: "Beneath, in the churchyard, lay the dead,/ In their night encampment on the hill".
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