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catastropheA severe loss characterized by extreme force and/or sizable financial loss. Often abbreviated to "cat."
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catastrophe1530s, "reversal of what is expected" (especially a fatal turning point in a drama), from Latin catastropha, from Greek katastrophe "an overturning; a sudden end," from katastrephe [..]
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catastropheAn event or occurrence that causes a loss of extraordinarily large values.
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catastrophedisaster or sudden, violent change.
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catastropheThe "turning downward" of the plot in a classical tragedy. By tradition, the catastrophe occurs in the fourth act of the play after the climax. (See tragedy.) Freytag's pyramid [..]
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catastrophecalamity: an event resulting in great loss and misfortune; "the whole city was affected by the irremediable calamity"; "the earthquake was a disaster&quo [..]
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catastropheNatural catastrophe such as a fire, flood, storm or earthquake.
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catastrophen. Any great and sudden misfortune or calamity.
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catastropheThe action at the end of a tragedy
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catastropheThe rapid depolymerisation or shrinking at the end of a microtubule caused by the loss of a GTP cap at the end of the microtubule. The conversion from GTP to GDP is believed to cause a shape or conformation change in the linked dimer which prevents subsequent polymerisation and destabilises the microtubule structure. However, the microtubule can be [..]
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catastrophe(n) an event resulting in great loss and misfortune(n) a state of extreme (usually irremediable) ruin and misfortune(n) a sudden violent change in the earth's surface
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catastropheA disaster affecting a specific geographic area. Catastrophes often cause injury or even death; most result in extensive property damage. Hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and even large hailstorms are t [..]
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catastrophe A disaster affecting a specific geographic area. Catastrophes often cause injury or even death; most result in extensive property damage. Hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and even large hailstorms are [..]
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catastrophe(CIRB, Carriers) - Any single accident resulting in two or more reported claims.
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catastropheA disaster affecting a specific geographic area. Catastrophes often cause injury or even death; most result in extensive property damage. Hurricanes, floods, tornadoes, and even large hailstorms are typical examples of catastrophes.
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catastropheAn event that causes massive devastation, such as a tornado, hurricane, typhoon, flood or hailstorms.
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catastropheIn insurance, a term applied to an incident or series of related incidents causing insured property losses totaling more than $5 million.
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catastropheA severe loss causing sizable financial loss
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catastropheEvent which causes a loss of extraordinary magnitude, such as a hurricane or tornado.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastropheAn aggravated disaster. This is an act of nature, such as a severe windstorm, hurricane, flood, earthquake, or tornado, which results in extensive damage to property.
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catastropheSee disaster
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catastropheA sudden event causing an extraordinary level of loss; most often associated with natural disasters such as tornados, hurricanes, floods or earthquakes. In insurance, it is applied to an incident or s [..]
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catastropheA severe loss causing sizable financial loss
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catastropheA severe loss causing sizable financial loss
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheDisaster in a specific geographic area such as hurricane’s, floods, marina fires, etc.
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catastropheA sudden, great disaster.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden violent and widespread disaster that impacts on many organisations and/or results in substantial loss.
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catastropheNatural catastrophe causing disruption to your trip (including hurricane, fire, lightning, explosion, earthquake, storm, tempest, flood)
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastropheA sudden, great disaster.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden and severe calamity or disaster. An event which causes a loss of an extraordinarily large amount of money.
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catastropheA sudden, severe disaster that results in a large amount of damage and causes a high number of car and home insurance claims.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastropheAn unpredictable event that has a strong effect on a population.
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catastropheTerm used for statistical recording purposes to refer to a single incident or a series of closely related incidents causing severe insured property losses totaling more than a given amount, currently [..]
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catastrophe
Any large and disastrous event of great significance.
(insurance) A disaster beyond expectations
(narratology) The dramatic event that initiates the resolution of the plot in a tragedy.
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catastropheThe catastrophe is a pivotal point in the plot of a story, especially classical tragedies. It comes after the climax and before the dénouement, and, well, it's about as bad as it sounds. Basicall [..]
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