Associated Press, July 13, 2023, “Not alive”:
“Unalive” refers to death by suicide or homicide. It can be used as an adjective or verb, and is joined by similar phrases coined by social media users (such as “mascara,” which means sexual assault) [especially on TikTok -EV] As a workaround, you can trick algorithms on websites and apps that censor posts that contain discussions of explicit or violent content.
Plutarch, Life of Cicero, written around 100 AD; Latin “they lived” is apparently “vixerunt” (“third person plural perfect active indicative” Vivo”):
and saw many members [Catiline’s] The conspirators on the forum were still gathering, they didn’t know what was going on, waiting for nightfall, thinking that these people were still alive and might be rescued, he shouted to them: “They survived.” So, hope The Romans who avoided ominous words meant death.
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