Out of whack
Out of whack adjective - Out of balance or out of adjustment.
Seriously and out of whack are semantically related. In some cases you can use "Seriously" instead an adverb phrase "Out of whack".
Seriously
Seriously adverb - To a great degree.
Out of whack and seriously are semantically related. Sometimes you can use "Out of whack" instead an adverb "Seriously".
Nearby Words: serious, seriousness
Mutual synonyms
Both terms in one sentence
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Deconstructive Parody: In particular, much is made of the fact that seeing a serial killer as a dashing romantic figure is a sign that your priorities are seriously out of whack.
Source: Discworld / Maskerade -
You have a Space Marine (the type of hero that usually fights aliens and cosmic horrors) fighting demons from Hell (monsters who usually appear in fantasy role playing games and horror movies like Hellraiser) on Mars; something is seriously out of whack here.
Source: Crack Fic
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