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serious

[seer-ee-uhs] / ˈsɪər i əs /




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When illness does occur, known as toxoplasmosis, it is most serious in individuals with weakened immune systems.

From Science Daily

Michelle got serious about her new sport, training every day, eating right, building muscle.

From Los Angeles Times

John Roddy said there had been "no serious engagement" from Reform about the scale of Warrington's financial position "or a credible local strategy to address it".

From BBC

The letter to parents urged families to check their child's vaccination status - as well as their own - to limit spread of the disease, which can cause serious and potentially life-threatening health complications.

From BBC

“While this storm is not expected to be as intense as the atmospheric river we experienced in December, heavy rain, thunderstorms, and dangerous surf can still create serious hazards, including flooding and debris flows.”

From Los Angeles Times