Definition of lethally in English:

lethally

adverbˈliːθ(ə)liˈliθ(ə)li

1With death as a result.
they were lethally injected with a cocktail of poisons
Example sentencesExamples
- The drug is lethally addictive.
- This is a disease that affects all organs of the body, but affects the liver and brain most lethally.
- Demands to correct deer "imbalances" - often lethally - continue to generate debate.
- One third of all lethally toxic mercury emissions are caused by this.
- The migraine had lethally combined with a weakness in the arteries supplying blood to her brain.
- His brother Nennius was lethally wounded and lay dying.
- The terrorists are lethally flexible and inventive.
- Our planet is slowly, lethally warming.
- European armies were equipped with infantry rifles sighted up to 1,000 yards and lethally accurate at half that range.
- Some areas here are lethally dangerous for armed soldiers in armored vehicles.
- Lethally irradiated mice were grafted with the bone marrow cells.
- She knew that the parasites were neither lethally poisonous nor big enough to do any real damage.
- Street demonstrations were lethally dispersed by troops shooting down from the rooftops.
- Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a flu-like disease that grows lethally strong as it matures.
- They encircle their village with a stockade and a confusing maze of approaches, most of them lethally booby-trapped.
- Stretches of track had been deemed lethally unsafe by engineers.
1. 1.1 In a very harmful or destructive way.
  his premiership will be lethally undermined
  lethally misplaced priorities
  as submodifier a lethally intoxicating brew
  Example sentencesExamples
  Senior ministers were angry with him but not lethally so.
  He was lethally attractive, according to one ex-lover.
  The arguments offered were lethally flawed.
  "I'll win this, Bethany," he said quietly, lethally.
  The jerk sausage is inherently - lethally - hot.
  The situation had spiraled lethally out of control.
  His recent speech denounced journalism's "lethally damaging" practices.
  This media silence is having a lethally distorting effect on public opinion.
  His performance is lethally fast and precise.
  This lethally funny satire is one of the best American comedies I've seen in years.
  She looked up to him, and glared lethally at the violinist.
  The company had the most wonderful technology coupled with lethally inept management.
  It looks easy on paper, but the learning curve is lethally steep in practice.

Definition of lethally in US English:

lethally

adverbˈliθ(ə)liˈlēTH(ə)lē

1With death as a result.
they were lethally injected with a cocktail of poisons
Example sentencesExamples
- His brother Nennius was lethally wounded and lay dying.
- The terrorists are lethally flexible and inventive.
- Lethally irradiated mice were grafted with the bone marrow cells.
- Our planet is slowly, lethally warming.
- Stretches of track had been deemed lethally unsafe by engineers.
- Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a flu-like disease that grows lethally strong as it matures.
- This is a disease that affects all organs of the body, but affects the liver and brain most lethally.
- They encircle their village with a stockade and a confusing maze of approaches, most of them lethally booby-trapped.
- Some areas here are lethally dangerous for armed soldiers in armored vehicles.
- European armies were equipped with infantry rifles sighted up to 1,000 yards and lethally accurate at half that range.
- The migraine had lethally combined with a weakness in the arteries supplying blood to her brain.
- Demands to correct deer "imbalances" - often lethally - continue to generate debate.
- She knew that the parasites were neither lethally poisonous nor big enough to do any real damage.
- One third of all lethally toxic mercury emissions are caused by this.
- Street demonstrations were lethally dispersed by troops shooting down from the rooftops.
- The drug is lethally addictive.
1. 1.1 In a very harmful or destructive way.
  his premiership will be lethally undermined
  lethally misplaced priorities
  as submodifier a lethally intoxicating brew
  Example sentencesExamples
  She looked up to him, and glared lethally at the violinist.
  His performance is lethally fast and precise.
  "I'll win this, Bethany," he said quietly, lethally.
  This media silence is having a lethally distorting effect on public opinion.
  He was lethally attractive, according to one ex-lover.
  This lethally funny satire is one of the best American comedies I've seen in years.
  It looks easy on paper, but the learning curve is lethally steep in practice.
  The arguments offered were lethally flawed.
  Senior ministers were angry with him but not lethally so.
  His recent speech denounced journalism's "lethally damaging" practices.
  The situation had spiraled lethally out of control.
  The jerk sausage is inherently - lethally - hot.
  The company had the most wonderful technology coupled with lethally inept management.

单词	lethally
释义	Definition of lethally in English: lethally adverbˈliːθ(ə)liˈliθ(ə)li 1With death as a result. they were lethally injected with a cocktail of poisons Example sentencesExamples The drug is lethally addictive. This is a disease that affects all organs of the body, but affects the liver and brain most lethally. Demands to correct deer "imbalances" - often lethally - continue to generate debate. One third of all lethally toxic mercury emissions are caused by this. The migraine had lethally combined with a weakness in the arteries supplying blood to her brain. His brother Nennius was lethally wounded and lay dying. The terrorists are lethally flexible and inventive. Our planet is slowly, lethally warming. European armies were equipped with infantry rifles sighted up to 1,000 yards and lethally accurate at half that range. Some areas here are lethally dangerous for armed soldiers in armored vehicles. Lethally irradiated mice were grafted with the bone marrow cells. She knew that the parasites were neither lethally poisonous nor big enough to do any real damage. Street demonstrations were lethally dispersed by troops shooting down from the rooftops. Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a flu-like disease that grows lethally strong as it matures. They encircle their village with a stockade and a confusing maze of approaches, most of them lethally booby-trapped. Stretches of track had been deemed lethally unsafe by engineers. 1.1 In a very harmful or destructive way. his premiership will be lethally undermined lethally misplaced priorities as submodifier a lethally intoxicating brew Example sentencesExamples Senior ministers were angry with him but not lethally so. He was lethally attractive, according to one ex-lover. The arguments offered were lethally flawed. "I'll win this, Bethany," he said quietly, lethally. The jerk sausage is inherently - lethally - hot. The situation had spiraled lethally out of control. His recent speech denounced journalism's "lethally damaging" practices. This media silence is having a lethally distorting effect on public opinion. His performance is lethally fast and precise. This lethally funny satire is one of the best American comedies I've seen in years. She looked up to him, and glared lethally at the violinist. The company had the most wonderful technology coupled with lethally inept management. It looks easy on paper, but the learning curve is lethally steep in practice. Definition of lethally in US English: lethally adverbˈliθ(ə)liˈlēTH(ə)lē 1With death as a result. they were lethally injected with a cocktail of poisons Example sentencesExamples His brother Nennius was lethally wounded and lay dying. The terrorists are lethally flexible and inventive. Lethally irradiated mice were grafted with the bone marrow cells. Our planet is slowly, lethally warming. Stretches of track had been deemed lethally unsafe by engineers. Severe acute respiratory syndrome is a flu-like disease that grows lethally strong as it matures. This is a disease that affects all organs of the body, but affects the liver and brain most lethally. They encircle their village with a stockade and a confusing maze of approaches, most of them lethally booby-trapped. Some areas here are lethally dangerous for armed soldiers in armored vehicles. European armies were equipped with infantry rifles sighted up to 1,000 yards and lethally accurate at half that range. The migraine had lethally combined with a weakness in the arteries supplying blood to her brain. Demands to correct deer "imbalances" - often lethally - continue to generate debate. She knew that the parasites were neither lethally poisonous nor big enough to do any real damage. One third of all lethally toxic mercury emissions are caused by this. Street demonstrations were lethally dispersed by troops shooting down from the rooftops. The drug is lethally addictive. 1.1 In a very harmful or destructive way. his premiership will be lethally undermined lethally misplaced priorities as submodifier a lethally intoxicating brew Example sentencesExamples She looked up to him, and glared lethally at the violinist. His performance is lethally fast and precise. "I'll win this, Bethany," he said quietly, lethally. This media silence is having a lethally distorting effect on public opinion. He was lethally attractive, according to one ex-lover. This lethally funny satire is one of the best American comedies I've seen in years. It looks easy on paper, but the learning curve is lethally steep in practice. The arguments offered were lethally flawed. Senior ministers were angry with him but not lethally so. His recent speech denounced journalism's "lethally damaging" practices. The situation had spiraled lethally out of control. The jerk sausage is inherently - lethally - hot. The company had the most wonderful technology coupled with lethally inept management.
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