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disasters

noun
USdi-ZAS-turz/dɪˈzæːs.tɚz/UKdi-ZAHS-tuhz/dɪˈzɑːs.tə(ɹ)z/

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  1. 1
    noun
    Plural of disaster.

    Aid workers responded to three separate disasters within a single month.

    Earthquakes and tsunamis rank among the deadliest natural disasters on record.

    Note

    A regular plural that counts what the singular can also leave uncounted. When disaster is a mass noun (heading for disaster, ending in disaster), it has no plural. The -s form appears only once each catastrophe is a separate event. It covers every countable use: floods and earthquakes, a ruined evening, even the skateboard trick in which a 180-degree ollie lands with the board straddling the ramp's lip.

disasters is a form of disaster

disaster, noun: An unexpected large-scale catastrophe, natural or human-made, that causes heavy damage or destruction, loss of life, or sometimes lasting harm to the environment. Full entry

Forms
disasterdisasters plural
Spelling
disaster → disasters: add -s

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