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Meanings of seriously wrong in English

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Usage of seriously wrong in English
1
Therefore, there must be something seriously wrong with the methods being used.
The Irish Times
2
Clearly there was something more seriously wrong than the author would admit.
Drood: a novel
3
When Edward Herrmann has the most amusing line, something is seriously wrong.
Reuters
4
Frank, however, knew that there was something seriously wrong with the craft.
The Boy Allies at Jutland; Or, The Greatest Naval Battle of Hist...
5
If a meeting went over fifteen minutes, it meant something was seriously wrong.
News.com.au
6
Paul Wallace knew immediately something was seriously wrong - the pain was excruciating.
The Irish Times
7
She was relieved to hear that there was nothing seriously wrong with him.
The cottage
8
When you drive this many Ferraris this fast, things can go seriously wrong.
Wired
9
Again, a chiropractor checked him out and found nothing seriously wrong.
Reuters
10
Something was seriously wrong with the story Sanchez and his men were telling.
Secret Sanction
11
Kimura realized now that something was seriously wrong with the rider.
RING
12
Either this kid was talented, or there was something seriously wrong with me.
Gentlemen prefer succubi
13
If there is pain, it is a certain evidence of something seriously wrong.
Plain Facts for Old and Young
14
If something is seriously wrong, if she is really ill, that is different.
Etiquette
15
He's pretty weak, but I don't think there's anything seriously wrong with him.
On the Trail of the Space Pirates
16
As soon as Gillian begins to talk, Sally knows that something is seriously wrong.
Practical Magic
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Seriously wrong through the time
Seriously wrong across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
Less common