drastically

dras·tic (dr

adj.

1. Severe or radical in nature; extreme: the drastic measure of amputating the entire leg; drastic social change brought about by the French Revolution.

2. Taking effect violently or rapidly: a drastic emetic.

[Greek drastikos, active, from drastos, to be done, from drn, to do.]

drasti·cal·ly adv.

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Adv.

drastically - in a drastic manner

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drastically [ˈdræstɪkəlɪ] ADV → drásticamente
to be drastically reduced → sufrir una reducción drástica
he drastically revised his ideas → cambió radicalmente or drásticamente de ideas
it/things went drastically wrong → salió/las cosas salieron muy mal

drastically [ˈdræstɪkəli] adv [change] → radicalement

drastically

adv → drastisch; change, different → radikal; to go drastically wrong → total schiefgehen; they’re drastically short of supplies → ihre Vorräte sind bedrohlich knapp

drastically [ˈdræstɪk/əlɪ] adv → drasticamente

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bring down
chromosomal mutation
cut
cut back
dehorn
drastic
genetic mutation
Hair Texture
minimize
mutation
reduce
reduced
reducer
reducible
reducing
saltation
savagely
shake up
shortened

This does not stop the discoloration, but will drastically slow the process.

Caring for Your Jewelry by Saif / General interest community

Chairman John Wright said: "Poor payment practices in both the public and private sector can drastically affect cashflow for small firms at a time when business owners are doing their best to hold on to precious funds.

LARGE firms are using the [...]; Business IN BRIEF by Daily Record (Glasgow, Scotland)

The previous government subsidized flour after prices of wheat in the international market rose drastically.

Beirut to halt flour subsidies by mid-November by The Daily Star (Beirut, Lebanon)

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