verb
die
DYE/daɪ/
To lose life or cease functioning.
The small green plant withers, turns brown, and dies.
Etymology
Middle English dien referred to ceasing to live. Its broader sense, “come to an end,” connects literal death with the stopping of something that functions rather than lives.
In context
contrary to what you want to do the ultimate love that you can give somebody is to respect their wish to live the way they want to live and to Die the way they want to die
More examples
- My phone dies before I can finish the call.
- The applause slowly dies away as the speaker returns.
- I'm dying for a cold glass of water.