CANONICAL LANGUAGE GRAPH
TRACE A WORD ↗a sudden calamitous event
Earliest English use dated by Merriam-Webster.
ANCESTRAL EDGES
misfortune; calamity
DIRECT DESCENDANT EDGES
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RECORDED EVIDENCE
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disaster dossier · recorded as disasterEDITORIAL REUSE