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n. (natural disaster English)
Usage examples of "natural disasters".
Not only did we have natural disasters, but we knew the enemy was coming.
That gives her visions a reality that we have to accept, even when they sound vague enough to apply to a lot of natural disasters.
In various regions at various times there have been terrible natural disasters.
Still, he felt no remorse, only a sense of awe that Nemesis could enter the ranks of natural disasters.
Her death would be a model of my care for all the victims of air-crashes and natural disasters.
That was how common folk came to fear Demons, to the extent that even wholly natural disasters were blamed on them.
I kicked out all expeditions that didn't have dead bodies or were wiped out by natural disasters.
What is going to happen as these families multiply with no restraint save that of occasional plagues and natural disasters?
A papyrus preserved at the Hermitage in Leningrad told a similar tale of the Egyptian empire perishing in a period of natural disasters and falling prey to desert nomads.
At least ninety-nine percent of the grand total of ancient knowledge has been lost to us through natural disasters and man's destruction.
Sometimes natural disasters don't just eliminate a species or two.