Meanings of terminate fatally in English

A large percentage of the cases of acute indigestion terminate fatally.

For instance, convulsions may thus be induced, which often terminate fatally.

And indeed he never knew a bite to terminate fatally.

A quarrel with Fitzgerald it is twenty chances to one would terminate fatally to you.'

How, think you she will receive the news of your death, if the combat should terminate fatally for you?

At the same time the illness of George IV., which was likely to terminate fatally, opened to him new prospects.

In serious diseases or diseases that are about to terminate fatally, the skin feels cold and the hair is wet with sweat.

He had been thrown from his horse, and was suffering intensely from internal injuries, which threatened to terminate fatally at any moment.

It is said not to be painful, but it is sometimes accompanied by inflammation and fever, and has been known to terminate fatally.

There are sick men swinging uneasily in their hammocks; and one poor fellow, whose fever threatens to terminate fatally, tosses painfully in his cot.

When first informed that it was feared her disease would terminate fatally, she betrayed the deepest emotion, with scarcely the utterance of a word.

These cases amounted to but eight, none of which terminated fatally.

The prevailing disorder is a dysentery, which often terminates fatally.

One case of a very special nature, which terminated fatally, is of great interest:-

The slight wounds made by these bamboos brought on lock-jaw, and too often terminated fatally.

Septicemia terminates fatally with its usual train of symptoms.