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Meanings of fatal in English
(Of events) having extremely unfortunate or dire consequences; bringing ruin.
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Usage of fatal in English
1
None of the cases was fatal or led to long-term health problems.
2
Risk: 5 percent of test subjects experience a fatal cardiac volume increase.
3
It is unnecessary; it puts us in the wrong; it is fatal.
4
Last year fatal accidents in the workplace rose by 60 per cent.
5
It's only the second fatal-free day in the state since July 13.
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It is the fifth fatal boat accident in the state this year.
7
It was not clear, however, if those weapons fired the fatal shots.
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However, there were no fatal passenger jet airliner accidents in the year.
9
The trouble with democracy Read more A lost referendum is rarely fatal.
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The National Transportation Safety Board said it was investigating the fatal incident.
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Early identification of patients at risk may prevent fatal or disabling strokes.
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I rarely hear of accidents, let alone fatal accidents, in those areas.
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However, autopsy revealed several findings which were strongly supportive of fatal hypothermia.
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Rings require threading, a common source of fatal accidents when done wrong.
15
All prion diseases are currently without effective treatment and are universally fatal.
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I felt the proposed deal with the EU suffered two fatal flaws.
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