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Meanings of more alarming in English

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Usage of more alarming in English
1
The picture is even more alarming when you consider the unemployment statistics.
The South African
2
The condition of France was becoming more alarming every day, he said.
History of the United Netherlands, 1587d
3
Geoffrey and Yaé, however, saw nothing more alarming than the village curs.
Kimono
4
This, so near Dublin, is a more alarming circumstance than the former.
Memoirs of the Court of George IV. 1820-1830 (Vol 1) / From the ...
5
Without the agreement, the regional situation would be even more alarming.
The Guardian
6
This new and more alarming science thankfully seemed to have immediate political impact.
The Guardian
7
As for our bullish political leaders, a more alarming thought occurs.
The Guardian
8
But the violence of the past is perhaps more terrible and more alarming.
The Buried Temple
9
The deception might have been deeper, and the loss more alarming and great.
Summerfield / or, Life on a Farm
10
Then, on their honyemoon, his weight loss and symptoms became even more alarming.
Climbing Magazine
11
But the aspect of affairs is becoming more and more alarming.
Letters and Journals of James, Eighth Earl of Elgin
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He was a brilliant figure, more alarming and surreal than the sleigh itself.
The Beast Within
13
Her reticence was more alarming than if she had spoken out.
The skein of lament
14
Scarcely were these documents dispatched when new and still more alarming outbreaks occurred.
Peter Stuyvesant, the Last Dutch Governor of New Amsterdam
15
These and many more alarming reports travelled from settlement to settlement.
Betty Zane
16
Nothing more alarming than a gentle swell ever disturbs its repose.
The Boy Aviators' Treasure Quest; Or, The Golden Galleon
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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