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drastic

[dras-tik] / ˈdræs tɪk /


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The group - dubbed the "Quint" by diplomats - aims to meet regularly to coordinate responses to the drastic changes to the trade and economic environment in recent months.

From BBC

And, in his biggest test to date, it was his drastic half-time substitutions that led to the Blues recovering from 2-0 down to win 3-2 and moved them into the top four.

From BBC

“Without a human to check there could be a drastic mistake.”

From Barron's

Ukraine's state weather agency on Thursday forecast a drastic dip in temperatures to as low as minus 30C in coming days as authorities race to restore services.

From Barron's

The recent data center boom is resulting in a drastic uptick in demand for skilled builders.

From The Wall Street Journal