The difference between disease and decease.

Disease it is a ill effect in our body

Decease it is a death

Many may not know about this. people are aware of disease but most of the people not aware of decease

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Thank you for describing the difference.I had heard the second word , but not gone deep into it.

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As you have got the meaning of the first,I am trying to give the meaning of the second one - it is more used in legal formal occasions to refer to a dead person and that too in the past participle form. The word which we commonly come across is 'predecease', for example His wife predeceased him, meaning the person dying after his wife's death.
Oh thank you sarala and chinmoy jee for knowing a new thing to us.

I had not heared up to now the second one.

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I have learnt it in my intermediate, But after that till now i did not see people using it anywhere

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Due to the one word i,e i and e they thought it was the same word.

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It's basically a term used in legal parlance and not a common word!
As you have got the meaning of the first,I am trying to give the meaning of the second one - it is more used in legal formal occasions to refer to a dead person and that too in the past participle form. The word which we commonly come across is 'predecease', for example His wife predeceased him, meaning the person dying after his wife's death.


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Chinmoy jee what is the parlance it is an word of the law.

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parlance ids way of speaking. So legal parlance means the way of language in legal circle. Business or commercial parlance means- way of speaking in business circle. Common parlance- means how general public speak. In common parlance, we say- died. But in legal and official parlance, this is deceased.

http://www.thefreedictionary.com/parlance

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Thanks Gulshanji for your elaboration! We must develop a sound base of vocabulary and it comes over a period of time!
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