Definition Synonyms
Definition of fatality - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
mortalitydeath caused by an accident or violence
- The car crash resulted in one fatality.
2.
victimperson killed in an accident or disaster
- There were three fatalities in the plane crash.
3.
deadlinessthe quality of being able to cause death
- The fatality of the disease is alarming.
4.
video gamesUS move to finish a defeated opponentUS
- He used a fatality to win the match.
Expressions with fatality
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percentage of deaths among diagnosed cases of a specific disease
The case fatality rate for the outbreak was alarmingly high..
number of deaths per number of cases
The fatality rate of the disease is 5%.
Origin of fatality
Latin, fatalis (destined) + -ity (state)
Terms with fatality included in their meaning
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Examples of fatality in a sentence
There was a fatality reported after the building collapse. The storm caused several fatalities overnight. Officials confirmed one fatality at the scene. The fatality of the virus outbreak shocked the world. Researchers are studying the fatality of the new drug. The player executed a fatality to end the game.
Performing a fatality requires precise button combinations.
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- French:mort, victime, ...
- German:Todesfall, Unfallopfer, ...
- Italian:vittima, morto, ...
- Spanish:víctima mortal, fallecido, ...
- Portuguese:fatalidade, vítima mortal, ...
- Chinese:死亡事件, 遇难者, ...
- Japanese:死亡, 死亡者, ...
- Arabic:وفاة, قَتيل, ...
- Hebrew:הָרוּג, נִסְפֶּה, ...
- Russian:смерть, погибший, ...
- Ukrainian:летальний випадок, загиблий, ...
- Hindi:मृत्यु, मृतक, ...
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