lifesaving

[lahyf-sayv-ing]

adjective

1. (especially of a medical treatment or facility) preventing deaths.

2. used in rescuing people who are in danger of drowning.

noun

1. the work of rescuing people in danger of drowning.

Example Sentences

Mondek’s next conversation with his son was even more challenging than the initial lifesaving ask.

From Los Angeles Times

“Informed consent and shared decision-making must focus not only on the risks, but also on the true lifesaving benefits that vaccines provide to individuals and communities.”

From Salon

Comedian Reggie Carroll was found suffering from gunshot wounds and taken to a hospital in Memphis, Tenn. Despite lifesaving efforts by officers and medical staff, he died of his injuries, police said.

From Los Angeles Times

"We reiterate our commitment to serve people wherever they are, and we remain present in Gaza City to provide lifesaving support," they stated.

From BBC

They say Israeli authorities "have rejected requests from dozens of non-governmental organisations to bring in lifesaving goods", citing the new rules.

From BBC