Similar words: deathtrap, bath towel, breathtaking, death, to death, deathly, death rate, death camp. Meaning: n. the number of deaths resulting from some particular cause such as an accident or a battle or a natural disaster.
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61, Rescue operations were being hampered by severe winter weather and the death toll was expected to soar.
62, The death toll in Sichuan earthquake far reached 14866.
63, Any reduction in the death toll is incredibly welcome.
64, The death toll from the violence has reached 47.
65, The death toll on Monday had stood at 66.
66, The death toll from Hurricane Felix continues to rise.
67, The death toll mounted ( to 100 ).
68, The death toll now stands at 31.
69, The death toll has risen to 200.
70, The death toll from Friday's F 5 tornado continues to climb.
71, As the death toll grew, there were poignant scenes at Wootton Bassett,(sentencedict.com) Wiltshire as five coffins draped with the union flag arrived at RAF Lyneham and were met by sombre crowds on the town's streets.
72, In American Samoa, a U.S. territory, the death toll was officially 14, but could rise, said officials.
73, The death toll from the violence was thought to run into dozens.
74, Workers are fighting to prevent a nuclear meltdown, the death toll is rising, and energy and food shortages are rippling across the nation.
75, The Bangladeshi government increased the official death toll to more than 24 - hundred on Monday.
76, Reports suggest overcrowding could have been a contributing factor in the high death toll.
77, In the 2005 earthquake in northern Pakistan, 80,000 people died more or less at one blow; whereas the immediate death toll from this flood is likely to be in the low thousands.
78, Police said the teacher's bravery had prevented an even higher death toll.
79, The death toll is now confirmed at 55,239 people in the province, with another 24,949 missing,(sentencedict.com) Sichuan Vice-Governor Li Chengyun told a Beijing press conference yesterday.
80, Galveston avoided the high death toll of the previous hurricane with the newly built seawall; out of the 275 people killed in the storm, only 11 were Galveston citizens.
81, In the drug wars that rack Mexico—the death toll over the past four years is approaching thirty thousand—Tijuana is an anomaly.
82, There is no human death toll for the drought, but the UN's World Food Programme (WFP) has said that 3.8 million Kenyans are at risk and in need of emergency food aid.
83, Any reduction in the toll , the death toll is incredibly welcome.
84, The fires' human death toll, already the highest in 26 years, is set to rise further as medics treat badly burned survivors and police sift through hundreds of homes destroyed by the fires.
85, Chan says it is likely this death toll is greatly underestimated.
86, According to ITAR TASS, the Russian state media, the ministry of health and social development says the death toll from the fires has risen to 53, with 806 people having requested medical attention.
87, The death toll from a massive rockslide Saturday in the Egyptian capital of Cairo has climbed to 31, a medical source said on Sunday.
88, The official death toll rose to nearly 15 , 000.
89, Indonesia, which has had 68 confirmed bird-flu cases, has the highest human death toll from the disease in the world.
90, Iran's official death toll from post - election violence now stands at 17.
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