prove lethal
Frequency: 6.58.2 per million words
Used when something is discovered to be deadly, often after an event.
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- The new chemical was later found to prove lethal to marine life.
- Without proper treatment, the disease could prove lethal for many patients.
- His reckless actions could eventually prove lethal to his career.
- The unexpected turn of events might prove lethal to their plans.
- The small dose initially seemed harmless but later proved lethal.
- History has shown that such policies often prove lethal to social stability.
- The venom, though slow-acting, will ultimately prove lethal.
- They discovered that the contaminated water would prove lethal to livestock.
- An untreated infection can quickly prove lethal in vulnerable individuals.
- The lack of emergency protocols could prove lethal in a crisis.