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Meanings of acutely in English

Portuguese
agudamente

Having a rapid onset.

agudamente

In a shrewd manner.

Changing suddenly in direction and degree.

Usage of acutely in English
1
Doctors and other health workers were acutely aware of that, he said.
Radio NZ
2
Farmers in China are acutely aware of the impact of water shortages.
BBC
3
Sir, -We are acutely aware of the problems facing planet Earth.
The Irish Times
4
The global motor industry has suffered acutely from a worldwide economic slowdown.
Reuters
5
He said his business was acutely aware of the risks of Covid-19.
Radio NZ
6
Conclusions: BNP level rises acutely during AF and with rapid ventricular rates.
Pubmed
7
Doc said he was probably in something called an acutely manic period.
Devil Bones
8
But the pain is being felt most acutely so far by Russia.
BBC
9
In some regions, such as Tikrit, that vacuum is felt particularly acutely.
Reuters
10
She did the impossible; her critique was both acutely perceptive and gentle.
The Clan of the Cave Bear
11
I'm acutely aware of the soldiers lining the walls of this room.
Destroy Me
12
I grew up acutely aware of the existence of several, concomitant realities.
The South African
13
Perhaps nowhere is wasted time more acutely sensed than in our cars.
BBC
14
The slump will be felt most acutely in markets such as Spain.
Reuters
15
Jason felt suddenly awkward, acutely aware that this was not his faith.
Map of bones
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And yet all the time she was acutely aware of the difference.
The Romantic
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Translations for acutely
Portuguese
agudamente
Acutely through the time
Acutely across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Common