Synonyms for death toll
death toll

Princeton's WordNet

1. death tollnoun

   the number of deaths resulting from some particular cause such as an accident or a battle or a natural disaster

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1. Nasrat Rahimi:

   First a magnetic bomb pasted to a minibus exploded, then a suicide bomber blew himself near the bus attack site and the third blast happened when a car was blown up by unknown militants, the death toll could rise from all the three blasts.

2. Diane Abbott:

   Although Floyd was a trigger, the protests were as much about institutional racism and deaths of black people in police custody in the UK, the whole atmosphere has been enflamed by the terrible black death toll from Covid, which has left the community feeling under siege.

3. Anwar Kazmi:

   The death toll from the heat wave has now crossed over 1,000 mark. These deaths have mainly taken place at government-run hospitals and few major private hospitals, there are lots of unreported deaths at small private hospitals.

4. Nabam Tuki:

   We suspect the death toll would mount as no rescue effort is possible now with the weather conditions very bad.

5. Silky Shah:

   We're seeing the pandemic is playing a role -- but also the conditions of detention, and what it does both to your mental health and the really poor medical care that exists inside, as we're looking at this death toll going up, what it tells us is... it's a system that shouldn't exist. People should be with their loved ones, with their families, being able to social distance and quarantine at home going through their immigration proceedings.