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alarming

[uh-lahr-ming] / əˈlɑr mɪŋ /


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The International Committee of the Red Cross says civilians are paying an "alarming" price for the war.

From BBC

That’s why leading by 10 points at halftime against a No. 16 seed was likely alarming.

From Los Angeles Times

The fighting has revealed an alarming gap in advanced equipment that can take a long time to manufacture.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Geneva Conventions’ protocols made such acts illegal, but as we’re discovering with alarming frequency and force these days, laws are only as effective as our willingness to abide by them.

From Salon

Wednesday’s strike was orders of magnitude more alarming.

From The Wall Street Journal