Deadly
Rather
Rather adverb - To some degree or extent.
Usage example: I say, don't you think that's rather expensive for a hamburger?
Both words in one sentence
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Albeit, unlike most other examples of this trope, this was deadly to everyone else, rather than to Lorne himself...
Source: Deadly Upgrade - But when the Emperor turns over the table and tries to kill him, Gurgeh prevails because of his incredibly deadly robot buddy rather than any innate rightness.
Source: Right Makes Might -
This is not to say that Catachans are incautious, but rather that their home planet is so deadly that they become accustomed to danger and anything else seems laughable in comparison.
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