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lethality

[ US /ɫiˈθæɫəti/ ]
[ UK /lɛθˈælɪti/ ]
NOUN
  1. the quality of being deadly

How To Use lethality In A Sentence

  • Additional genes important for eye development may remain unidentified because they cause early lethality when mutated.
  • I think what also countervailed any condemning supposition that Roosevelt sacrificed servicemen to get the US into a war with Japan was the real determination, lethality and tenacity of the dictatorial enemies of the US, and Europe. AP Poll: Bush Is Both the Biggest "Hero" and "Villain"
  • The dosage suppressors could rescue ram lethality by several possible mechanisms.
  • As you pointed out, the extra lethality is not required! What is the biggest rifle load you would use on whitetails?
  • That is, their level of lethality is inversely proportional to their proximity to any innocent, doe-eyed, child.
  • Most any rifle or shotgun will outperform a bow in lethality by an extremely large margin in my opinion", Two Shotguns Equal One Bow?
  • This lethality is suppressed by mutation in any one of the recombination repair genes RAD51, RAD52, RAD55, or RAD57.
  • The introduction of MIRVing further improved the lethality and accuracy of the weapons.
  • If depression induces heart disease and magnifies the lethality of existing cardiac conditions, does treatment of depression curb heart disease?
  • One simple criterion for a developmental mutation is embryonic lethality, but this also catches mutations in genes involved in housekeeping functions.
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