Lethalの例文や意味・使い方に関するQ&A

A: It means very dangerous. So dangerous that it could cause death.

A: Lethal = able to cause death (adjective)

Fugu toxin is lethal, only eat fugu from licensed restaurants.
An overdose of this medicine can be lethal.
In America, you are entitled to use lethal force on somebody breaking into your home.
The convict was executed by lethal injection.

A: “It was a lethal blade, it was very sharp”.

“That creature is lethal, very dangerous”.

Lethal means able to cause death.

死を引き起こす可能性のある手段.

A: This poison is lethal

A: These are all adjectives, and synonyms as well.
Something lethal may kill you.
Something fatal kills you.
Mortal also means fatal, but it can also mean someone or something that eventually dies. (Opposite is immortal, where the person/thing never dies)
Something deadly may kill, or it does kill.
"That shot wasn't fatal/deadly. He is safe now."
"The gas was lethal, which was why many of them died."
"I am mortal, after all. It might kill me."

A: ‘Lethal’ means ‘deadly’. The object, person, or thing will or has the ability to kill another living being.

‘Mortal’ means ‘able to and will die at some point’. If someone or something is ‘ immortal’, that means they will never die.

Examples:

Lethal- “Watch out for snake bites! Some snake venom is lethal!”

Mortal- “One day, in the far future, my mortal life will come to an end, and I will move on to whatever comes after.”

A:
LETHAL refers to a source, agent or through which death occurs. It’s only purpose is to cause death. Example a lethal weapon.

Sentence: He was killed by a lethal injection

MORTAL refers to an action or condition that causes death of the person or being.


sentence:He died from a mortal wound on the chest

FATAL also refers to conditions or actions but that are destined to death which means the action occurs over a long period of time

Sentence: She is suffering from a fatal illness.

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A: Lethal in general is used to describe the potency of a substance e.g. a poison.
Fatal describes "that which causes death", in reference to an action or a scenario.

Eg. The poison is lethal even in small doses.

Eg. A drop from this height would certainly be fatal.
The deceased suffered fatal blows to the head.

Eg. The poison was so lethal, that it proved fatal for the victim.

A: The adjectives deadly, lethal and fatal all have broadly the same meaning. Deadly means 'able or likely to kill people', lethal is defined as 'very dangerous and able to kill you' and fatal has the meaning of 'causing someone to die'.

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A: Not sure this is a real word. Do you mean lethal?

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