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Meanings of downright dangerous in English

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Usage of downright dangerous in English
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Hi-Revving Tongues stage shows were always unpredictable and by today's standards downright dangerous.
Radio NZ
2
Not as easy as it looked and downright dangerous to boot.
Love- from his point of view!
3
The starting pitchers alone guaranteed something historic, if not downright dangerous.
The Yankee Years
4
Could it be that expired medicines are completely ineffective or, worse, downright dangerous?
Wired
5
In fact, especially when it comes to money, some opinions can be downright dangerous.
News.com.au
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But thus far, I have found them all overpriced, and some were downright dangerous.
Wicca Spellcraft For Men
7
It usually means you've suddenly thought of something unpleasant, spooky, and probably downright dangerous.
The unnatural inquirer
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The lifestyle she'd been leading-allthe alcohol she consumed daily-hadmade her downright dangerous.
Latte trouble
9
Stock animals got unruly too, and bulls were downright dangerous.
Stinger
10
Insomnia is more than frustrating; it can be downright dangerous.
Joy bauer's food cures
11
From the intolerable, to the offensive, to the downright dangerous; bad dates are everywhere.
News.com.au
12
It can be pricey, disappointing and sometimes even downright dangerous.
Ebony
13
And a man of that kind is downright dangerous when he begins to think.
The Inside of the Cup — Volume 05
14
There would be no point in their meeting physically; it might even be downright dangerous.
The Penal Cluster
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Those manual gates were heavy, awkward and downright dangerous.
Midnight hero
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After all, a guy who took covert pictures of a woman might be downright dangerous.
The mighty quinns: liam
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Downright dangerous through the time
Downright dangerous across language varieties
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common