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serious

[seer-ee-uhs] / ˈsɪər i əs /




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In most serious political fights or other types of battle, the other side usually gets a say in the outcome.

From Salon

The council said that lower speed limits would result in fewer crashes and serious injuries, as well as provide a safer environment for children and older residents.

From BBC

It saw the possible maximum prison sentence for the most serious cases of animal cruelty in England and Wales increase to five years.

From BBC

There is a fine line between success and failure in winter sports, where a few millimetres when landing difficult tricks on snow can make the difference between a medal or serious injury.

From BBC

For Margot Davis, 34, this came after a serious discussion with her partner of three years about marriage and kids.

From BBC