fatality in Irish
fatality in Irish is cinniúint — fatality means a death caused by an accident, disaster, or violence.
fatality in Irish
cinniúint
That which is decreed by fate or which is fatal; a fatal event. [from Template:SAFESUBST: c.]
What does "fatality" mean?
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noun A death caused by an accident, disaster, or violence.
"The storm caused widespread damage but no fatalities."
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noun (video games) A finishing move used to dramatically defeat an opponent.
"He pulled off a brutal fatality to end the Mortal Kombat match."
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fatality in a sentence
- The storm caused widespread damage but no fatalities.
- Police reported three fatalities in the motorway pile-up.
- He pulled off a brutal fatality to end the Mortal Kombat match.
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What is "fatality" in Irish?
"fatality" in Irish is cinniúint. fatality means: A death caused by an accident, disaster, or violence.
How do you use "fatality" in a sentence?
Example: "The storm caused widespread damage but no fatalities." In Irish, "fatality" is cinniúint.
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