Meanings of deemed extremely in English

Rupert Charkov has been deemed extremely unstable, unfit for civilian interaction.

His recollection and judgment was still good; his agent, by men and women, would be deemed extremely handsome.

Driving conditions for the route heading towards William Nicol Drive have been deemed extremely hazardous, with long delays reported.

Contradiction, or a direct denial of the truth of what another says, is among the Indians deemed extremely rude.

Guidobaldo might besiege them in Roccaleone and might eventually reduce them by force of arms-a circumstance, however, which, despite his words, he deemed extremely remote.

According to the Zimbabwe National Statistics Agency, an estimated 76% of rural households are poor, while 23% are deemed extremely poor.