drastic measures

  • 1Drastic Measures — Album par Kansas Sortie juillet 1983 Enregistrement Atlanta Genre hard rock Producteur Neil Kernon Label …

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  • 2Drastic Measures — For the Lisa Dal Bello album, see Drastic Measures (Dalbello album). Drastic Measures Studio album by Kansas …

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  • 3Drastic Measures (Dalbello album) — Drastic Measures Studio album by Lisa Dalbello Released 1981 …

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  • 4drastic measures — extreme steps, desperate action …

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  • 5drastic times call for drastic measures —    When faced with a difficult situation, it is sometimes necessary to take actions which in normal circumstances would appear extreme …

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  • 6drastic — 01. We are going to have to make some [drastic] changes in this company if we want to keep from going bankrupt. 02. Henry s life changed [drastically] when he lost all his money on the stock market. 03. This company is in deep financial trouble,… …

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  • 7drastic — [[t]dræ̱stɪk[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you have to take drastic action in order to solve a problem, you have to do something extreme and basic to solve it. Drastic measures are needed to clean up the profession... He s not going to do anything… …

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  • 8drastic — dras|tic [ dræstık ] adjective a drastic action or change has a very big effect: Scientists have warned that cases of food poisoning will increase unless drastic action is taken. The company will be taking drastic measures to reduce its debt. ╾… …

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  • 9drastic — adjective Etymology: Greek drastikos, from dran to do Date: circa 1691 1. acting rapidly or violently < a drastic purgative > 2. extreme in effect or action ; severe < drastic measures > …

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  • 10drastic — UK [ˈdræstɪk] / US adjective a drastic action or change has a very big effect The company will be taking drastic measures to reduce its debt. Derived word: drastically UK [ˈdræstɪklɪ] / US adverb …

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