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Meanings of more drastic in English

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Usage of more drastic in English
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The screen flicker is more a more drastic problem and highly annoying.
Wired
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If my hearing was less average, I would notice more drastic changes.
Wired
3
That sobering possibility was enough to spur her to more drastic action.
Frontier courtship
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But could we see even more drastic measures during these forecast blackouts?
The South African
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Something more drastic than this would have to be done about Elliott.
Land of marvels
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He said the government would also propose more drastic punishment for human trafficking.
Reuters
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The final volume reduction is therefore more drastic in Zygnema sp.
Pubmed
8
The action was more drastic than I intended; I nearly choked.
Venus In Copper
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The trading card aspect of this mode has undergone some more drastic changes.
The Guardian
10
It could mean blackmail, extortion, or perhaps something considerably more drastic.
The capitol game
11
An even more drastic form of compulsory arbitration has been adopted in Australia.
Problems in American Democracy
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But for some scientists, the incidents call for more drastic action.
The Guardian
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That could force the government to take even more drastic steps.
Reuters
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For the ape-man they found more drastic measures would be necessary.
The Son of Tarzan
15
Other solutions are more costly, such as desalination, or more drastic.
The Guardian
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Then a scare two years ago made them realise more drastic action was needed.
News.com.au
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