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ante mortem

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ante mortem /an·te mor·tem/ (an´te mor´tem) [L.] before death.
ante mortem
Etymology: L, ante, before, mors, death
before death.
ante mortem [an´te mor´tem] (L.)
before death.
ante mortem
[L.] before death. See antemortem.
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