mortality

/mɔːrˈtæləti/
noun
  1. The state of being subject to death; the fact that all living things eventually die.
    • The mortality of all creatures is a natural part of life.
    • Facing a serious illness made him confront his own mortality.
    • The philosopher often reflected on human mortality.
  2. The number of deaths in a particular group, place, or time period; death rate.
    • The study looked at mortality rates in urban versus rural areas.
    • Improved healthcare has reduced infant mortality in many countries.
    • The mortality from the disease was highest among the elderly.
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