Fatalities and Losses

Fatalities

Definitions of Fatalities not found.

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".

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.
  • In Kiwi Blitz, there've been shootings, stabbings, violent losses of limbs... and no fatalities.
  • Useful Notes / Yanks with Tanks 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?).
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