The meaning of Fatal

adjective

Harmful or destructive.

Usage examples:

The baneful effects of envy and jealousy

adjective

Causing harm or trouble

Usage examples:

The baneful effects of corruption, he sought to remove his children from the baneful influences of …

adjective

Causing or able to cause death.

Usage examples:

A deadly weapon

adverb

In a way resembling or suggesting death; as if dead.

Usage examples:

Her skin was deadly pale

adjective

Dangerous and able to kill

Usage examples:

A deadly poison

adjective

Resembling or suggestive of death.

Usage examples:

A deathly hush fell over the breakfast table

adjective

Seeming like death

Usage examples:

Madeline looked deathly pale., the crowd was deathly silent.

adjective

Coming at the end of a series.

Usage examples:

The final version of the report was presented

noun

The last game in a sports tournament or other competition, which will decide the winner of the tournament.

Usage examples:

The winners of the semi-finals will take part in a county final to decide the winner.

adjective

Last

Usage examples:

The other team scored twice in the final minute., the recommendation will be sent to the city counc…

adjective

(of a sick person or a disease) not able to be cured.

Usage examples:

Even when the sick are incurable they are never untreatable

noun

A person who cannot be cured.

Usage examples:

The hospital - which has more than 2,000 fundraisers - was first opened as a cancer pavilion and ho…

adjective

Not able to be cured

Usage examples:

Before antibiotics the disease was incurable., marjorie is an incurable optimist.

adjective

Not able to be suitably operated on.

Usage examples:

Inoperable cancer

adjective

(of an illness, esp. cancer) that doctors are unable to treat or remove by an operation

Usage examples:

Most of the machines were inoperable.

noun

An act of causing death, especially deliberately.

Usage examples:

The community was shocked by the brutal killings

adjective

Causing death.

Usage examples:

A killing disease

verb

Cause the death of (a person, animal, or other living thing).

Usage examples:

Her father was killed in a car crash

adjective

Sufficient to cause death.

Usage examples:

A lethal cocktail of drink and pills

adjective

Able to cause or causing death; extremely dangerous

Usage examples:

A lethal weapon

adjective

Evil in nature or effect; malevolent.

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In the hands of malignant fate

adjective

(of a disease or tissue growing because of a disease) leading to death

Usage examples:

The pathologist’s report said the tumor was malignant.

adjective

(of a living human being, often in contrast to a divine being) subject to death.

Usage examples:

All men are mortal

noun

A human being subject to death, as opposed to a divine being.

Usage examples:

Capacities only possible of god rather than mortals

adjective

(of living things, esp. people) unable to continue living forever; having to die

Usage examples:

Humans are mortal and we all eventually die., as the ship began to sink, they realized they were in…

adjective

Forming or situated at the end or extremity of something.

Usage examples:

A terminal date

noun

The end of a railway or other transport route, or a station at such a point.

Usage examples:

A freight terminal

adjective

Causing or characterized by extreme distress or sorrow.

Usage examples:

The shooting was a tragic accident

noun

Relating to tragedy in a literary work.

Usage examples:

The same rules apply whether the plot is tragic or comic

adjective

Very sad because connected with death and suffering

Usage examples:

Two men lost their lives in a tragic accident., a tragic actor, tragically, the side effects of the…

adjective

(of a patient, disease, or other condition) for whom or which no medical care is available or possible.

Usage examples:

The patient's condition was untreatable and he sought hospice support.