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View definitions for seriousness

seriousness

noun as in danger; criticalness

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But in all seriousness, Stewart is back on his Monday post just one week from the election, grappling with why the Democrats lost a race that many predicted would be a close race that would eventually favor Harris.

From Salon

They said “the high level of aggression” in Taylor’s behaviour and the fact children were the victims added to the seriousness of this case.

From BBC

Likewise, although he still pathetically boasts about being “like, really smart” and attending a great business school, Trump never had the brain power, seriousness or attention to detail necessary to become a legit businessman.

From Salon

"By not recognising it as domestic abuse within the legal definition, we may not be recognising the severity and the seriousness of the issue," Kris Koth of Acorns says.

From BBC

Mr Dale was denied bail due to the seriousness of the allegations and was remanded in custody until the crown court pre-trial preparation hearing.

From BBC

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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