Collocations with "seriously"

Describes a high degree of contamination.

to think about something in a solemn and important way.

To suggest something in a sincere and non-joking manner.

Worried about something important or severe.

Only used with negatives to express that no one could genuinely believe something.

to make a bad situation significantly worse

to reduce something in a significant and important way

Indicates a grave or severe defect, common in British English.

Indicates a significant and important level of deficiency.

To have a genuine and strong doubt.

To hinder or impede something in a way that has grave consequences.

to have a severe and damaging effect on something

Indicates a severe and significant limitation.

To be very ill.

To put a very large amount of pressure on something.

To be very ill.

To cause someone a severe amount of trouble or difficulty.

to damage someone's reputation, pride, etc. to a great extent

to make a significant and wrong judgment

used informally to mean extremely wealthy.

Emphasizes disbelief or questions the reasonableness of an expectation.

to have a significant and often negative effect on something

Insufficient in a very significant and important way.

to put something in great or severe danger

To be behind to a worrying or severe degree.

To misrepresent in a significant and harmful way.