dire implication
Frequency: 6.45.9 per million words
Indicates a very severe and negative result of an action or situation.
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- The report highlighted the dire implications of climate change for coastal cities.
- The economic crisis had dire implications for global trade.
- The collapse of the housing market had dire implications for the global economy.
- Ignoring the warning signs could lead to dire implications.
- Lying under oath has dire implications for any public official.
- The report highlighted the dire implications of climate change.
- Ignoring the doctor's advice could have dire implications for your health.
- His actions had dire implications for his career.
- The data breach carried dire implications for the company's reputation and customer trust.
- Failure to act now will have dire implications for future generations.
- We must consider the dire implication of this new policy before implementing it.
- The new policy could have dire implications for public health.
- The study's findings reveal the dire implications of unchecked industrial pollution.
- Scientists warned of the dire implications if the experiment failed.
- He failed to grasp the dire implications of his actions until it was too late.
- Such a decision carries dire implications for the entire community.
- The development of autonomous weapons has dire implications for international security.
- The lack of funding presented dire implications for the research project.
- The new law has dire implications for freedom of speech.
- We must consider the dire implications of this proposed legislation.