Casualties
Missing and casualties are semantically related. in victim topic. In some cases you can use "Missing" instead a noun "Casualties".
Missing
Missing adjective - No longer possessed.
Both words in one sentence
- There was some battle in which one side took over 100% casualties, meaning that a significant portion of the force was injured, missing, or captured, returned to fighting, and became casualties again.
Source: Secret Stab Wound -
Missing Mom: Emma's mother is implied to be one of the casualties of the girls' battles with Cimmeria.
Source: Comic Book / Zodiac Starforce - Likewise, weeks after the invasion the village is still wrecked, hundreds are missing and presumed dead, and the medics are so overworked that anyone with medical training (including vets) are being called in to deal with the massive casualties.
Source: Fanfic / Destiny Is A Hazy Thing
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Missing and Casualties. (2016). Retrieved 2026, August 01, from https://thesaurus.plus/related/casualties/missing
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