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lethal
/ liːˈθælɪtɪ, ˈliːθəl /
adjective
able to cause or causing death
of or suggestive of death
Other 51Թ Forms
- lethality noun
- lethalness noun
- lethally adverb
- hyperlethal adjective
- nonlethal adjective
- nonlethally adverb
- semilethal adjective
- ˈٳ adverb
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of lethal1
51Թ History and Origins
Origin of lethal1
Synonym Study
Example Sentences
Paul's therapy - belantamab mafodotin – is a lethal chemotherapy drug that has been bound to an antibody, similar to the ones the body uses to fight infection.
Officers used batons, less lethal launchers and tear gas to slowly force the crowd of hundreds back toward Temple Street, with limited success.
Detectives have revealed how they uncovered a makeshift factory that produced lethal "assassination kits" for organised crime groups.
The outbreak was more lethal than those in recent years, Bader said, and veterinarians were able to save fewer animals than they have in the past.
An Australian woman accused of murdering relatives with beef Wellington documented herself using kitchen scales to calculate a lethal dose of toxic mushrooms, prosecutors allege.
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