Fatalities
Losses and fatalities are semantically related. In some cases you can replace term "Losses" with "Fatalities", this words are similar.
Losses
Losses noun - Something lost (especially money lost at gambling).
Fatalities and losses are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Fatalities" instead a noun "Losses".
Mutual synonyms
Both words in one sentence
- NATO losses amounted to 1 American F-15E (to technical difficulties; no fatalities) and 1 British airman... who died in a traffic accident.
Source: Curb Stomp Battle / Real Life - In Kiwi Blitz, there've been shootings, stabbings, violent losses of limbs... and no fatalities.
Source: Nobody Can Die -
Fatalities and cripplings are known as "fatalities" or "irrecoverable losses" , "war" (does the Bay of Pigs invasion count?) and "Americans" (what about stuff during the Thirteen-Colonies period, or The American Civil War?).
Source: Useful Notes / Yanks with Tanks
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