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Meanings of dangerously in English

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arriscadamente

In a dangerous manner.

arriscadamente
Usage of dangerously in English
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But it is quite dangerously cold, said Amelia Burr, of Help Refugees.
The Guardian
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Problem Gambling Foundation chairman Richard Northey said online gambling was dangerously accessible.
Radio NZ
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Generation O Slang term for today's swelling population of dangerously obese children.
Wired
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Yet Switzerland defended well, broke dangerously at times and deserved a point.
The Irish Times
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The sound of 20 quadrillion calculations happening every second is dangerously loud.
BBC
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They discharged untreated sewage and they operated dangerously inadequate water treatment plants.
The Irish Times
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The dangerous sport entailed flying at dangerously low levels across desert contours.
News.com.au
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Answer: C. None of the above Both the theories are dangerously flawed.
Wired
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Some of them were, in point of fact, dangerously naive, even fascistic.
James Potter and the Morrigan Web
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Air pollution has reached dangerously high levels in the Chinese capital Beijing.
BBC
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Yet most authorities are strapped for cash if not already dangerously indebted.
Reuters
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As things stand, the data has been dangerously suspicious for some time.
The South African
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They were convinced that the CIA was dangerously underestimating Soviet nuclear strength.
Legacy of ashes: the history of the cia
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More dangerously, he became a powerful supporter and sponsor of democratic causes.
The Irish Times
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Maggie thought his right hand hovered a little dangerously near his pistol.
The Long War
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It said the dangerously high temperatures and humidity would last through Tuesday.
Reuters
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