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Meanings of alarming in anglès

portuguès
alarmante
català
alarmant
espanyol
alarmante

Frightening because of an awareness of danger.

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Usage of alarming in anglès
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The shrill war talk of recent weeks has been alarming, Ban said.
The Guardian
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Those were the most alarming levels since the crisis began, experts said.
Reuters
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Its clinical picture is often alarming; thus it needs fast differential diagnosis.
Pubmed
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Mr Young said the speed of change in his lifetime was alarming.
Radio NZ
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This alarming news, however, was blacked out of the NRC's public report.
The Guardian
6
Conclusion: Increasing rates of ESBL producers have been noted, which is alarming.
Pubmed
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We will once again hear alarming statistics of murders and domestic violence.
The South African
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To be sure, the political process is chaotic, and at times alarming.
Reuters
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A new report has found an alarming rise in sexually transmitted diseases.
The Irish Times
10
The endeavor has since brought multiple alarming flaws to light every year.
Wired
11
Auto industry inventories rose to an alarming 98 days worth of supplies.
Reuters
12
Yet the terms of Thursday's U-turn show alarming value judgment by ministers.
The Guardian
13
Heroin use and addiction in Ireland are rising at an alarming rate.
The Irish Times
14
Given the recent alarming increase in my girth, I applaud such thoughtfulness.
The Irish Times
15
But despite its ordinariness, violent crime was growing at an alarming rate.
Damaged
16
The danger was imminent, the crisis alarming, and the excitement very great.
Half a Century
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català
alarmant
espanyol
alarmante
Alarming through the time
Alarming across language varieties
South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
New Zealand
Common
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