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Hanging and wiving go by destiny.Traditional · English / proverb
Meaning: The saying places execution and marriage under destiny. It joins a severe event and a relationship decision through the belief that both are predetermined.
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They love too much who die for love.Traditional · English / proverb
Meaning: Devotion should not require a person to lose their life or abandon their own worth. The saying challenges an ideal of love proved by total self-destruction.
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Death keeps no calendar.Traditional · English / proverb
Meaning: The timing of death cannot be treated as an appointment people can count on controlling. The calendar image expresses uncertainty about life’s duration, encouraging awareness of limits without making a prediction about any individual or demanding constant urgency.
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Death is deaf and hears no denial.Traditional · English / proverb
Meaning: Death is imagined as unable to hear objections, so a protest cannot make it negotiate. The saying expresses mortality’s finality rather than a judgment about how someone should feel about loss.
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