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1. (adj.) lethal
of or causing death; deadly; fatal:
a lethal weapon; a lethal dose.
2. lethal
made to cause death:
a lethal injection.
3. lethal
causing great harm; disastrous:
The disclosures were lethal to his candidacy.
Etymology: (1575–85; < L lētālis, lēthalis, der. of lētum death)
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| Definition of 'lethal' |
Princeton's WordNet |
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1. (adj) deadly, lethal
of an instrument of certain death
"deadly poisons"; "lethal weapon"; "a lethal injection"
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1. (adjective) lethal
resulting in death
a lethal dose of the drug; The blow to his head was lethal.
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| Definition of 'lethal' |
Webster Dictionary |
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1. (adj) lethal
deadly; mortal; fatal
2. (noun) lethal
one of the higher alcohols of the paraffine series obtained from spermaceti as a white crystalline solid. It is so called because it occurs in the ethereal salt of lauric acid
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Sense: causing death; enough to kill
a lethal dose of poison.
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Afrikaans: noodlottig, dodelik |
Arabic: مُميت، قاتِل |
Bulgarian: смъртоносен |
Brazilian: letal |
Czech: smrtelný |
German: tödlich |
Danish: dødelig |
Greek: θανατηφόρος |
Spanish: mortal, letal |
Estonian: surmav |
Farsi: مرگ آور |
Finnish: tappava |
French: mortel |
Hebrew: קַטלָנִי |
Hindi: घातक, हानिकारक |
Croatian: smrtonosan |
Hungarian: halálos |
Indonesian: mematikan |
Icelandic: banvænn |
Italian: letale |
Japanese: 致死の |
Korean: 치명적인 |
Lithuanian: mirtinas |
Latvian: letāls, nāvējošs |
Malay: boleh membawa maut |
Dutch: dodelijk |
Norwegian: dødelig, dødbringende |
Polish: śmiertelny |
Persian: ،مهلك،كشنده مرگ آور |
Pashto: وژونكى،خطرناك |
Portuguese: mortal |
Romanian: letal, mortal |
Russian: смертельный |
Slovak: smrteľný |
Slovenian: smrtonosen |
Serbian: smrtonosan |
Swedish: dödlig, dödande |
Thai: ที่ทำให้ตายได้ |
Turkish: öldürücü |
Taiwanese: 致命的,足以致命的 |
Ukrainian: смертельний; летальний |
Urdu: مہلک |
Vietnamese: làm chết người |
Chinese: 致死的,可致死的 |
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