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mortality in Japanese

mortality in Japanese is 必滅, 死亡率 — mortality means the fact of being subject to death; the condition of eventually dying.

mortality in Japanese

必滅
noun
Pronounced: hitsumetsu
The state of being susceptible to death.
死亡率
noun
Pronounced: shibōritsu
The state of being susceptible to death.
死亡率
noun
Pronounced: shibōritsu

What does "mortality" mean?

  1. noun The fact of being subject to death; the condition of eventually dying.
    "The illness made him confront his own mortality for the first time."
  2. noun The rate of death in a population, usually measured per year or per some fixed number of people.
    "Infant mortality has fallen sharply over the past century."
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mortality in a sentence

  • The illness made him confront his own mortality for the first time.
  • Grief has a way of reminding the living of their mortality.
  • Infant mortality has fallen sharply over the past century.
  • The report tracked mortality rates across different age groups.

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What is "mortality" in Japanese?

"mortality" in Japanese is 必滅, 死亡率. mortality means: The fact of being subject to death; the condition of eventually dying.

How do you pronounce 必滅?

"mortality" in Japanese is 必滅, pronounced "hitsumetsu".

How do you use "mortality" in a sentence?

Example: "The illness made him confront his own mortality for the first time." In Japanese, "mortality" is 必滅, 死亡率.

Are there other ways to say "mortality" in Japanese?

Yes — Japanese has 2 translations listed for "mortality": 必滅, 死亡率.

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