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Meanings of seriously awry in English

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Usage of seriously awry in English
1
Inspector Duffy wants someone senior enough to shoulder the blame should things go seriously awry.
Broken Homes
2
It told of something seriously awry, of stark tragedy.
Youth Challenges
3
The battle was starting, but they all knew at once that the plan had gone seriously awry.
The street philosopher
4
Then there is a cut to several months later, and this is when the film goes seriously awry.
Reuters
5
We always felt that if anything really terrible began to happen, if ever things went seriously awry, America would come to our aid.
This child will be great
6
Things looked to be going seriously awry for Marseille after Samuel Grandsir opened the scoring in the first minute with a bullet header.
The Guardian
7
Either it was a collective "should have gone to Specsavers" moment or the image of the Irish mammy has gone seriously awry.
The Irish Times
8
Any city that can blow billions of dollars on a fortnight's party and not repair public services such as Rio's has its governance seriously awry.
The Guardian
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