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Meanings of become dangerously in English

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Usage of become dangerously in English
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Evidently the Dragon's magic had become dangerously out of control over time.
The saint of dragons
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If you are unable to drink fluids you can become dangerously dehydrated.
BBC
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By the turn of the century, analysis had become dangerously fragmented.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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Marechal Boufflers, having become dangerously ill, was unable to take command in Flanders.
Memoirs of Louis XIV and His Court and of the Regency — Volume 0...
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One side-effect of taking insulin can be hypoglycaemia, when sugar levels become dangerously low.
Reuters
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Three minutes more, and the atmosphere of the room would have become dangerously electric.
Our Friend the Charlatan
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This effectively means Italian representation is safe unless their teams were to become dangerously weak.
The Guardian
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When these women become dangerously, bone-jutting skinny, they garner more publicity, more adulation, more success.
The Guardian
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Sir, -Winter is closing in and footpaths have become dangerously covered in wet leaves.
The Irish Times
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He believes that IT has become dangerously overspecialized.
Reuters
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I become dangerously attached to my old ropes.
Climbing Magazine
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As a rare side effect, one of the chemotherapy drugs caused her heartbeat to become dangerously erratic.
Evidence of the afterlife: the science of near-death experiences
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You will remember that as the summer advances certain places in the solid floe become dangerously weak.
South with Scott
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Remember-theirhighest duty is always to make sure that self-destructivespecies actually self-destructbefore they become dangerously sophisticated.
Year Zero
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But call it what you will, the dissemination of untruths has become dangerously entrenched in the modern world.
The Irish Times
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This conversation had become dangerously distracting.
Touching darkness
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