Pronunciation: /ˈzɑˌmbi/
noun a reanimated corpse that has been brought back to life, typically by supernatural means
A1 I saw a zombie in the movie.
A2 The zombie slowly walked towards the group of survivors.
B1 The zombie apocalypse had taken over the city.
B2 The scientist was studying the behavior of zombies in the lab.
C1 The zombie's decaying flesh emitted a putrid smell.
C2 The protagonist fought off hordes of zombies to reach safety.
adjective relating to or characteristic of a zombie
A1 The zombie movie scared me.
A2 She had a zombie-like expression on her face after staying up all night.
B1 The old abandoned house had a zombie feel to it.
B2 The zombie apocalypse in the movie was portrayed in a realistic manner.
C1 The scientist was studying the behavior of zombie-like creatures in a controlled environment.
C2 The artist created a series of paintings depicting a dystopian world overrun by zombie-like beings.
formal The scientist studied the behavior of the zombie in the controlled laboratory environment.
informal I heard that there's a new zombie movie coming out next week.
slang That party was so crazy, everyone looked like zombies the next morning.
figurative After pulling an all-nighter, I felt like a zombie at work the next day.
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