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adv.
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excruciatingly (Taras); devastatingly (Liv Bliss); murderously; witheringly; deadeningly (Not only is the symbolism deadeningly blunt in this story, but the action is so predictable, so contrived, that the characters are robbed of any pretense of free will. Mr. Wolf) |
| Игорь Миг |
deadly (экспресс., разг. // напр., ~ невозмутимый, ~ спокойный) |
| fig. |
damningly (Abysslooker) |
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убийственный adj. | |
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| gen. |
murderous; deadly; terrible; damning; homicidal; suicidal; cutthroat; exterminatory; slaughterous; death (о взгляде Tony19); deadening (4uzhoj); dead doing; death doing; pernicious (jollyhamster); bloodthirsty; killing; bloody; weaponized (sever_korrespondent); unsurvivable (unsurvivable scandal Igor Tolok); putdownable (Mariam 321); withering (взгляд); unbearable; disastrous (of a result or consequence); devastating (of news, criticism, a look, etc.) |
| Gruzovik |
devastating; dreadful; disastrous; monstrous |
| Игорь Миг |
horrendous |
| anat. |
jugular |
| context. |
fierce (Mikhail11) |
| fig. |
hard-hitting (Andrey Truhachev); crippling (Abysslooker) |
| Gruzovik, obs. |
death-dealing |
| inf. |
death-doing; harakiri (adj: That was a harakiri move. joyand) |
| Makarov. |
lethal; scorching |
| mil., obs. |
internecine |
| obs. |
dead-doing; devastating; assassinous; exitial; exitious |
