Converse of object

• evacuate: Working along side firefighters from Blue watch at Buxton, the team facilitated a hoisting system using technical rope skills to evacuate the casualty.

• injure: Caring for a seriously injured casualty in a remote area is a formidable challenge, even for the most experienced expedition medic.

• commemorate: Other special memorials commemorate ten casualties buried in other cemeteries whose graves could not be found.

• reduce: The council has reduced child casualties by 55 % five years ahead of the government's 2010 deadline.

Adjective modifier

• unconscious: Provide buoyancy for an unconscious casualty on the surface.

• non-fatal: INJURIES Smoking material fires account for nearly 14 per cent of all non-fatal casualties in accidental dwelling fires.

• heavy: The 3rd Parachute Division had suffered heavy casualties during its time in Normandy.

• fatal: Since 2000 the number of serious and fatal casualties has halved.

• pedestrian: The decline in pedestrian casualties can be attributed largely to their increasing absence from the road environment.

Modifies a noun

• coveragethe: From the table on any small york times offered casualty coveragethe vw.

• evacuation: Served in Malaya in 1950, in casualty evacuation role.

• reduction: The primary aim of Crash Course is casualty reduction from road traffic collisions.

• Co: Across the united casualty insurance co rates are computed coverage in excess.

• toll: After the scandal of the needlessly high casualty toll of the Crimean War ( 1854-56 ), an assumption had taken firm hold.

Noun used with modifier

• road: Please continue to let us know of any road casualty otters seen in our area.