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Meanings of most acute in English

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Usage of most acute in English
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In the remote northeastern province of Badakhshan the problem is most acute.
Reuters
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The shortage is most acute at the affordable end of the market.
Radio NZ
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The situation in Great Britain is now at its most acute stage.
The Great Events by Famous Historians, Volume 21 / The Recent Da...
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And in fact, from that very day the most acute attacks ceased.
En Route
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Should the injury run on to suppuration, the lameness becomes most acute.
Diseases of the Horse's Foot
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These were followed instantly by an expression of the most acute alarm.
The Red Cross Girl
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Even the most acute students of human affairs among his friends wondered.
A Dutch Boy Fifty Years After
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The distress is most acute among those wholly dependent upon one crop..
State of the Union Addresses
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He said the lack of development finance was most acute in west Europe.
Reuters
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Resistance is most acute in Germany, as well as in Austria and France.
The Guardian
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These dynamics are most acute under conditions of poverty, she says.
Wired
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Such issues are likely to be most acute for smaller businesses.
Reuters
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But the brain, the most acute and cunning brain in France, was awake.
The Justice of the King
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It was left with some of the most acute poverty in the country.
The Guardian
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I cannot live in Paris, because there I suffer the most acute agony.
A Selection from the Writings of Guy De Maupassant, Vol. I
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Her eyes rested on the murderers with the most acute fixedness.
Theresa Raquin
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Ireland
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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