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Meanings of ultra in English
Usage of ultra in English
1
Fighting ultra-low inflation, the ECB has introduced unprecedented stimulus in recent years.
2
While ultra rare, these mutations confer a particularly high risk of emphysema.
3
Much is made about Jémez's ultra-attacking approach and often he is lauded.
4
That has led to the European Central Bank maintaining ultra-low interest rates.
5
Paul Brislen on important changes to the government's ultra fast broadband initiative.
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Rather, ultra-low interest rates together with increased leverage have inflated corporate profits.
7
Esmolol is an ultra-short-acting beta-blocker mostly used in emergency and high-risk patients.
8
Mr Cocks said NASA has already installed ultra-fast broadband at Wanaka Airport.
9
An ultra, one-sided idealism is the central tendency of the Hindoo mind.
10
You'll either want to be utterly impulsive and fun or ultra sensible.
11
Chief among the short-term negative factors is the Fed's ultra-loose monetary policy.
12
Soon the ultra-lively ball will be introduced & outfield extended 12 miles.
13
Miners have unearthed an ultra-rare diamond with a second diamond inside it.
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Even Meina Gladstone and her cluster of ultra-VIPs glanced down our way.
15
She resided in the ultra fashionable neighborhood, not far from Monument Square.
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For decades, Jack has urged investors to invest in ultra-low-cost index funds.
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