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Meanings of deeply disturbing in English

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Usage of deeply disturbing in English
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I'm not entirely sure why I found this thought so deeply disturbing.
Seize the night
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On top of that, his instructions from President Iceni were deeply disturbing.
Imperfect Sword
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It is a deeply disturbing story of 15 years of unhappiness.
The Guardian
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It is deeply disturbing on so many levels, and yet also completely amazing.
The Guardian
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Last Friday the Supreme Court handed down a decision that is deeply disturbing.
The Irish Times
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Behind the prettiness was something else: a sleek satisfaction that was deeply disturbing.
The city in the lake
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Bridle took a look, and what he saw was deeply disturbing.
The Guardian
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As doctors battled to save his life, he experienced a deeply disturbing hallucination.
News.com.au
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None were explicit enough to trigger moderation, but they were still deeply disturbing.
The Verge
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Globally, the pulling away of a super-rich class is deeply disturbing.
The Guardian
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But climate researchers agree the new evidence is pointing in a deeply disturbing direction.
News.com.au
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For others, it's something that's deeply disturbing or downright frustrating.
BBC
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The movie's anachronism is what makes it such a compelling but deeply disturbing story.
News.com.au
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There are some deeply disturbing karaoke club scenes, with crooning songs about unrequited love.
The Guardian
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This strange connection between blood and brain was deeply disturbing, yet spurred his curiosity.
Cara mia - book one of the immortyl revolution
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There was, I found it very unsettling, of course, the whole situation was deeply disturbing.
The new yorker
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Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
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