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Meanings of severely in English

Portuguese
gravemente

To a severe or serious degree.

gravemente

With sternness; in a severe manner.

Causing great damage or hardship.

Usage of severely in English
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Unmanned flights within Europe are severely limited by air traffic control regulations.
The Guardian
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The effect of obesity on severely injured patients, however, remains incompletely defined.
Pubmed
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Moreover, the UK has severely limited its influence in future EU decisions.
The Guardian
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Family budgets continue to be stretched... and consumer confidence is severely dented.
The Guardian
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However, market participants say Chinese regulators are now severely limiting offshore financing.
Reuters
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Its main strategy now is to severely restrict water use through rationing.
The South African
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But the credit crisis severely restricted private equity's ability to strike deals.
Reuters
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Thirty years of war and conflict have severely hampered Afghanistan's cultural development.
Reuters
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It sounds great, but for home use the SlingCatcher is severely limited.
Wired
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Marissa was severely injured during the fight required to gain her freedom.
Last Blood
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It is indeed ground zero for the severely weakened American auto industry.
Reuters
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On the journalists severely beaten in recent months for doing their jobs?
The Guardian
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Conclusions: Tremor is common among NARCOMS registrants and severely disabling for some.
Pubmed
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Eight people, he said, had been severely injured in the second blast.
Reuters
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Long-term viral RNA persistence was not more common in severely weak animals.
Pubmed
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He heard that travel to West Germany was also being severely restricted.
The draining lake
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Portuguese
gravemente
Severely through the time
Severely across language varieties
South Africa
Common
New Zealand
Common
Ireland
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