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acute

[uh-kyoot] / əˈkyut /






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The issue of rising prices is particularly acute in Northern Ireland, where about 500,000 homes use it, almost two-thirds of all households.

From BBC

This acute, severe infection is known as invasive meningitis.

From BBC

The issue is particularly acute in Northern Ireland, where about 500,000 homes use it, almost two-thirds of all households.

From BBC

What this Christian eschatology does pose, however, is an acute problem for the American military.

From Salon

"It was a time of genuine and acute crisis, when people expect government to stand behind them," one former official says now.

From BBC