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What does the speaker refer to as death in life and life in death ?​

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Answered by Finex
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The phrase implies that even our happiest times in life are tinged with melancholy as we realize that those times are inevitably temporary – that they cannot last, if only because death is inescapable. ... Tennyson's speaker seems to have the same kinds of basic ideas in mind when referring to “Death in Life.”

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Answered by nejithashervin
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The speaker says that death is inevitable and is the destiny of both the races



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