Direction: Select the option that can be used as a one-word substitute for the given group of words. Causing or ending in death.
Fatal
Let's break down the meaning of the phrase "Causing or ending in death" and find the single word that best fits this description from the given options.
The core meaning we are looking for is something that leads to death or results in death. We need to examine each option:
Comparing the definitions, the word that precisely means "Causing or ending in death" is 'Fatal'.
| Word | Meaning | Fits "Causing or ending in death"? |
|---|---|---|
| Gruesome | Causing horror or disgust (often related to death/injury) | No |
| Foster | Encourage development or raise a non-biological child | No |
| Fatal | Causing death | Yes |
| Grotesque | Odd, unnatural, repulsively ugly | No |
Therefore, 'Fatal' is the correct one-word substitute for the phrase "Causing or ending in death."
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The word 'fatal' specifically points to death as the outcome, which is exactly what the phrase "Causing or ending in death" describes.
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