Adjective:

சாவுக்குரிய,

fatal's Usage Examples:

Should either fault occur (technically called " fiddling ") it is fatal to accurate measurement.

The nematode enters the bodies of vine weevil grubs, infecting them with a fatal bacterial disease from its gut.

I do not suppose that I have attained to obscurity, but I should be proud if no more fatal fault were found with my pages on this score than was found with the Walden ice.

But the subjectivism that founded its theology on the "common sense" of the individual was accompanied by a fatal pseudouniversalism which, cutting away all that was peculiar, individual and most intense in all religions, left in any one of them but a lifeless form.

, a prince with neither intelligence nor resolution, his head stuffed with chivalric romance, was scarcely freed from his sisters control when he sought in Italy a fatal distraction from the struggle with the house of Austria.

130) dealing with his fatal mistake in not dismembering Austria after Wagram, and in marrying an Austrian princess - "There I stepped on to an abyss covered with flowers"; or that again (iii.

took the field in aid of Richard; but the young king and Geoffrey had no scruples about withstanding their father, and continued to aid the Aquitanian rising until the young king fell ill of a fever which proved fatal to him (June II, 1183).

He was diagnosed at age 2 but did not succumb to a fatal brain tumor until age 12.

This weakness was the worst blot on Cranmer's character, but it was due in some measure to his painful capacity for seeing both sides of a question at the same time, a temperament fatal to martyrdom.

Bacterial sepsis (the presence of illness-causing microorganisms, or their poisons, in the blood) is a potentially fatal illness in newborn infants.

pulmonary embolus which blocks the main blood vessels to the lungs will be fatal.

Synonyms:

deadly, lethal, terminal, mortal, deathly,

Antonyms:

worker, debtor, male, acquaintance, nonfatal,