Fatality is valid Scrabble Word

Definitions for FATALITY in dictionary:

NOUN:
• a person who has been killed in an accident
• an occurrence of death by accident, in war, or from disease
• helplessness in the face of fate
• death caused by an accident or disaster
• The state of being fatal, or proceeding from destiny; invincible necessity, superior to, and independent of, free and rational control.
• The state of being fatal; tendency to destruction or danger, as if by decree of fate; mortaility.
• That which is decreed by fate or which is fatal; a fatal event.
• a death resulting from an accident or a disaster
• the quality of being able to cause death or fatal disasters
OTHER DEFINITIONS:
• a death resulting from an unexpected occurrence

Words related to FATALITY

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How to use FATALITY in a sentence

• Yet he had a sense of fatality connected with Sandersen.
• It has happened to us by a kind of fatality, that in all important wars we have been victorious, after having been defeated.
• It was with altered eyes that she must look on the poor girl, the victim of such an unheard-of fatality.
• This untimely accident of the rattle, a fatality for which no one could be held responsible, had confirmed the unlucky omen.
• Against that fatality, all were united to protect themselves, the shack, the rixual, the opera-glasses and the water-and-speaking tube.
• Meanwhile the President began fresh negotiations, which were attended by singular fatality.
• With the ability to do things which should set her above her fellows, she was being relentlessly pursued by some strange fatality which marked every effort of hers a failure.
• It is my release from the fatality which has followed me since that hour.
• Fate, Fatality, 10, 26-30, 45, 59, 177, 181, 287, 340-6.
• There is a mournful fatality about the pretty names which are given, as if in mockery, to the most wretched of the bye-streets in large towns.
• They saw that some unaccountable fatality was at work and it was madness for them to remain.
• I thought we women were the only poor creatures persecuted by a fatality.
• It is a fatality! You tried hard to escape, indeed you did.
• The relapse of created things into nothing is no violent fatality, but something naturally quite smooth and proper.
• If there were no other formidable danger, the trust or syndicate is in itself a fatality.
• This fatality was a mere blunder of fate, and it grieved him sorely.
• The dire fatality that attended the Royal Stuarts did not surprise those who attended to warnings through dreams, signs, and omens.
• That fatality I felt for myself on the jetty of Guerande, when I read on the shores of the ocean your name.
• A sinister fatality pursues me, and has pursued me from my earliest youth.
• By some fatality, of which no exact explanation can be given, English writers have given this new style the name of Gothic.
• The fatality of the passions, for instance, has thus been evolved.
• By this ray of light, such as it was, he long was enabled to dominate all that portion of the unknown which he declined to term fatality.
• I know not by what fatality we find the gods more propitious when we are at war than in peace.
• But I absolutely refuse to believe that it is a fatality with no higher origin than can be found in our accidental obligation to our fathers and mothers.
• Power, the wise use of the will which makes fatality its servant, 736-m.
• Cimourdain strode forward with fatality in his step.
• To some readers this fatality may seem a mere luxury of pathos.
• By a singular fatality, he could see her in darkness as plainly as in sunshine, and even when his eyes were closed, she hovered persistently before him.
• His business was growing by the fatality of things.
• Some minutes, too, of circumstances I cannot forbear observing, though they are not very material, as to the fatality and revolutions of days and times.
• Hell is a penal furnace, where the iron called Fatality is raised to a white heat.
• A perpetual life would be a perpetual subjection to arbitrary power, while a last judgment would be but a last fatality.
• That the nobles and churchmen would not see this, was the fatality of the Revolution.
• Fatality seems from first to last to have dogged the footsteps of those who tried to govern there.
• The girls actually drilled with guns, and they would shoot those guns with all the grim fatality of so many boys.

Similar words containing FATAL without suffix ity

fatal8 fatale9 fatally13 fatalism13 fatalist11 nonfatal11 fatalisms14 fatalists12 fatalness12 fatalistic15 fatalities13 fatalnesses14 fatalistically22

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