What is it called when many things die out at once?

1. What's another word for dying out?
2. What is cumulative grief?
3. What's the word for slowly dying?
4. What is Dyingout?
5. What snuff means?
6. What is mask grief?
7. What is residual grief?
8. What is compound grief?
9. What is pathological grief?
10. What is bereavement overload?
11. What is primary loss?
12. What is the medical term for dying?
13. What is death's door?

What's another word for dying out?

extinguish; become extinct; die out; snuff; die of fear; pinch out; peg out; die off; die.

What is cumulative grief?

Cumulative Grief may occur when an individual, experiences multiple losses either all at once or before processing an earlier loss. When you have experienced multiple losses within a short time period, you may begin to wonder how much more loss you can endure. ... Grieving multiple losses takes time.

What's the word for slowly dying?

To be slow to disappear, complete or die. linger. last. continue. persist.

What is Dyingout?

die out. To cease living or existing completely; become extinct: a theory that explains how the dinosaurs died out; customs that died out with the advent of technology.

What snuff means?

1 : to inhale through the nose noisily and forcibly also : to sniff or smell inquiringly. 2 obsolete : to sniff loudly in or as if in disgust. 3 : to take snuff.

What is mask grief?

Masked grief is grief that the person experiencing the grief does not say they have –– or that they mask. This can be common among men, or in society and cultures in which there are rules that dictate how you must act, or appear following the loss of someone close to you.

What is residual grief?

Integrated grief– the enduring residual form of grief in which the reality and meaning of the death are gradually understood and the bereaved are able to embark once again on pleasurable and satisfying relationships and activities.

What is compound grief?

When someone encounters one loss after another, unaddressed grief can compound into what's known as cumulative grief or cumulative losses. It's overwhelming, challenging, and can feel as though life is crumbling to pieces in every direction.

What is pathological grief?

The term "Pathological Grief" is sometimes applied to people who are unable to work through their grief despite the passage of time. It can take most people up to several years to get past a serious loss.

What is bereavement overload?

Bereavement overload: The grieving of more than one loss at the same time, or shortly after each other, in the work place, in such a way that one loss cannot be dealt with and fully processed before another occurs.

What is primary loss?

Primary loss: the death of an immediate family member, close friend or loved one. ... When a close family member dies, children may also experience a range of secondary losses that are the result of a primary loss and contribute to the difficulty of adjusting to the death.

What is the medical term for dying?

The terms “actively dying,” “end of life,” “terminally ill,” “terminal care,” and “transition of care” are commonly used but rarely and inconsistently defined.

What is death's door?

phrase​informal. DEFINITIONS1. very ill and likely to die. Synonyms and related words.