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Definition of lethality - Reverso English Dictionary
Noun
1.
deadlinessability to cause death
- The lethality of the poison was well-documented in medical studies.
2.
weapon effectivenessTECH. degree of harm a weapon can inflictTECH.
- Military analysts assess the lethality of new firearms during evaluations.
Origin of lethality
Latin, letalis (deadly)
Terms with lethality included in their meaning
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lethality
the quality of causing death or harm
Examples of lethality in a sentence
Researchers are studying the lethality of different snake venoms. The lethality of the bomb was unprecedented. They tested the lethality of the new missile.
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- French:létalité, ...
- German:Tödlichkeit, ...
- Italian:letalità, ...
- Spanish:letalidad, ...
- Portuguese:letalidade, ...
- Chinese:致命性, 致死率, ...
- Japanese:致死性, 殺傷能力, ...
- Arabic:فَتْك, ...
- Hebrew:קַטְלָנִיּוּת, ...
- Russian:летальность, ...
- Ukrainian:смертельність, ...
- Hindi:घातकता, मारक क्षमता, ...
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