The phrase "deadly water" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually describes water that is hazardous due to its high content of toxic chemicals or bacteria. For example, "The factory released deadly water into the river, making it unsafe for local wildlife."
The people of Jaytoken, like people in countless other villages, knew that creek water was deadly water.
The following years were marked by deadly "water wars," including several bombings, and extended litigation over reparations to the residents of the Owens Valley.
Deadly water Ms. Masarakufa watched Shumirai endure a week of pain and suffering.
"As well as day-to-day health benefits, this will reduce the spread of potentially deadly water-borne diseases that follow regular seasonal flooding.
Some programs ("Deadly Waters") are sensational bite-porn.
Closer to our vessel, giant albatrosses fly alongside, as if guiding us through the ice flow, wing tips almost skimming over the dark and deadly waters.
E. coli O157 H7 is an enterohemorrhagic bacteria that cause deadly water-borne infections implicated in outbreaks of a wide spectrum of human gastrointestinal diseases.
Study co-author Marc Meyers, a mechanical engineer at the University of California, San Diego, is no stranger to the Amazon's deadly waters.
Water from unsafe sources is contaminated with pathogens that cause debilitating and deadly water-borne diseases (such as cholera, typhoid and amoebic dysentery).
The pope had already boldly reached out to the desperate refugees emerging out of the deadly waters of the Mediterranean and was seen by them as Francis the Fearless.
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