MORTAL, MORTALITY, MORTALLY
ADJECTIVES
..971 — DEATHLY subject to death, mortal → obs.
1000 — DEADLY subject to death, mortal → obs.
1240 — DEATHFUL full of death; fraught with death; mortal, fatal, destructive, deadly
1375 — CAPITAL of an enemy or enmity: deadly, mortal → obs.
1548 — DEATHLIKE deadly, fatal, mortal → obs.
1590 — DEAD-DOING ‘doing to death’; causing death; killing, murderous; destructive, fatal, mortal → obs.
1616 — DEATHFUL subject to death, mortal → arch.
1622 — DEATH-STRUCKEN smitten with death, i.e. with a mortal wound or disease → obs.
1651 — CADAVERABLE mortal → obs.
1656 — FATIFEROUS fate-bringing; deadly, mortal, destructive
ADVERBS
1050 — DEADLY in a way that causes death; mortally, fatally, to death → obs.
1621 — DEADLILY in a deadly manner; mortally, fatally; excessively
NOUNS
..900 — QUALE death, destruction, mortality → obs.
1225 — DEADLINESS the condition of being subject to death; mortality → obs.
1330 — DEATH-EVIL a mortal disease → obs.
1387 — MURRAIN death, mortality, esp. by infectious disease or pestilence → obs.
1425 — DEATH-ILL mortal illness → obs.
1513 — DECEASE mortality, slaughter → obs.
1853 — DEEDLE mortal injury or sickness; death → Sc.
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