Relating to Injury/Death:
- victims
- fatalities (specifically deaths)
- deaths
- injured
- wounded
- losses
- dead
- martyrs (implies sacrifice for a cause)
- prey (suggests helplessness)
Relating to Loss/Damage (more general):
- losses (can refer to people, property, or other things)
- damage
- harm
- detriment
- cost
- toll
- sacrifices
Military/War Context:
- killed in action (KIA)
- wounded in action (WIA)
- missing in action (MIA)
- combat losses
- war dead
Accident/Disaster Context:
- victims
- injured
- dead
- survivors (the opposite of casualties in this context)
Figurative/Abstract Usage:
- sacrifices (e.g., "There were some casualties in the restructuring of the company.")
- losses (e.g., "The project suffered several casualties due to budget cuts.")
Examples in Context:
- "The war resulted in thousands of casualties." (Deaths and injuries)
- "The hurricane caused extensive damage to the coastal areas." (Loss of property)
- "There were no fatalities in the car accident." (Specifically deaths)

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