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Definition of poison gas in English: poison gasnoun mass nounPoisonous gas or vapour, used especially to disable an enemy in warfare. Example sentencesExamples - The last Pope with that name guided the Roman Catholic Church during the First World War, espousing neutrality and denouncing the use of poison gas.
- All that was lacking to make the scene a replica of modern ‘Christian’ warfare was poison gas.
- How could he describe the horrors of learning that large groups of people had been murdered by poison gas, while thinking they were showering?
- This included the strategic bombing of Halifax and first-strike use of poison gas, if necessary.
- The latest delay caused by the discovery that a company involved in the project helped produce poison gas for Nazi death camps.
- Along with machine guns and poison gas, artillery guns played a prominent part in the trenches especially at battles such as the Somme and Verdun.
- So that's why we can breathe fine here without worrying about poison gas and fallout?
- Critics have said the Vatican had no business honouring a monarch who commanded troops who used poison gas in the conflict.
- In other words, poison gas was the answer for the war's lack of mobility.
- The reference in press reports to poison gas played upon people's fears about chemical weapons following horrific accounts of how such weapons had been used in the First World War.
- In the remaining years of the war it showed itself in the production of such major weapons as poison gas, tanks, and aeroplanes.
- He had one problem we were happy not to have faced - poison gas.
- Even though his rescue teams presumed there might be poison gas, they rushed in anyway, certain their gear would protect them.
- Although people talk about poison gas I don't care about it.
- That was what was meant by a war in the age of the machine gun, heavy artillery, airplanes and the deadly poison gas.
- Inside these rented storage units, Federal agents discovered the chemicals and plans used for making the same poison gas once used by prison death chambers.
- From an individual's perspective, poison gas only multiplied the horrors of trench warfare.
- In the 1930s the Italian fascists under Mussolini waged a brutal war against Ethiopia, using poison gas and aerial bombardment.
- In 1925 the Geneva Protocol prohibiting the use (but not the manufacture and stockpiling) of poison gas was signed.
- Later on, I found out that poison gas wasn't even new to them.
Definition of poison gas in US English: poison gasnounˈpoizn ɡas Poisonous gas or vapor, used especially to disable or kill an enemy in warfare. Example sentencesExamples - All that was lacking to make the scene a replica of modern ‘Christian’ warfare was poison gas.
- The latest delay caused by the discovery that a company involved in the project helped produce poison gas for Nazi death camps.
- From an individual's perspective, poison gas only multiplied the horrors of trench warfare.
- He had one problem we were happy not to have faced - poison gas.
- So that's why we can breathe fine here without worrying about poison gas and fallout?
- Along with machine guns and poison gas, artillery guns played a prominent part in the trenches especially at battles such as the Somme and Verdun.
- In the remaining years of the war it showed itself in the production of such major weapons as poison gas, tanks, and aeroplanes.
- That was what was meant by a war in the age of the machine gun, heavy artillery, airplanes and the deadly poison gas.
- The reference in press reports to poison gas played upon people's fears about chemical weapons following horrific accounts of how such weapons had been used in the First World War.
- Later on, I found out that poison gas wasn't even new to them.
- In other words, poison gas was the answer for the war's lack of mobility.
- This included the strategic bombing of Halifax and first-strike use of poison gas, if necessary.
- In the 1930s the Italian fascists under Mussolini waged a brutal war against Ethiopia, using poison gas and aerial bombardment.
- How could he describe the horrors of learning that large groups of people had been murdered by poison gas, while thinking they were showering?
- Inside these rented storage units, Federal agents discovered the chemicals and plans used for making the same poison gas once used by prison death chambers.
- In 1925 the Geneva Protocol prohibiting the use (but not the manufacture and stockpiling) of poison gas was signed.
- Although people talk about poison gas I don't care about it.
- The last Pope with that name guided the Roman Catholic Church during the First World War, espousing neutrality and denouncing the use of poison gas.
- Even though his rescue teams presumed there might be poison gas, they rushed in anyway, certain their gear would protect them.
- Critics have said the Vatican had no business honouring a monarch who commanded troops who used poison gas in the conflict.
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