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severely

[suh-veer-lee] / səˈvɪər li /


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Another time, she fell off a ladder while working on Christmas decorations, knocking herself out and severely bruising her face.

From The Wall Street Journal

But critics, including hundreds of thousands of Hongkongers who have since left, say dissent has been stifled, and the city's freedoms severely curbed.

From BBC

"The melting of a small glacier hardly contributes to rising seas. But when a glacier disappears completely, it can severely impact tourism in a valley," says Van Tricht.

From Science Daily

"If we do not succeed in this, then the European Union's ability to act will be severely damaged for years," German Chancellor Friedrich Merz warned this week.

From Barron's

More than 40 designated emergency shelters were severely flooded following downpours on Monday and Tuesday, forcing many people to relocate again.

From BBC