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Meanings of dangerously low in English

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Usage of dangerously low in English
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The dangerous sport entailed flying at dangerously low levels across desert contours.
News.com.au
2
I agree that the number of public intellectuals in Britain is dangerously low.
The Guardian
3
Warning notices on images of models with dangerously low body weights.
The Guardian
4
Foreign reserves are dangerously low and the pound continues to depreciate.
Reuters
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But the weeks passed and her store of money was running dangerously low.
The Gates of Chance
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The doctors order intravenous fluids to bring up his dangerously low blood pressure.
Every patient tells a story: medical mysteries and the art of di...
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The Hind tore across the sky at rapid speed and dangerously low altitude.
Monster Hunter International
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Curtsinger draws a comparison with a car that's running dangerously low on fuel.
BBC
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So, when the freeze began, they were already at a dangerously low ebb.
The Guardian
10
With the two of them chewing it, his supply was running dangerously low.
Antiphon
11
My hands traced the edge of his waistband, fingers dangerously low.
The Lunatic Cafe
12
Nicki Minaj showed us her holiday goodies, in a dangerously low cut top.
Ebony
13
He said food was running dangerously low in the shops in Kiunga and Tabubil.
Radio NZ
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We're going to be dangerously low on fuel very soon.
Anvil Gate
15
Do you have something more to say? the king replied, his voice dangerously low.
Hidden Warrior
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One side-effect of taking insulin can be hypoglycaemia, when sugar levels become dangerously low.
Reuters
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United States of America
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United Kingdom
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