Severely
Too
Too adverb - To a great degree.
Usage example: the audience didn't seem too interested in what the speaker had to say
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- Canard and then started punishing people severely for "crimes" such as staying out too late and eating too much junk food.
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And finally Trebol when he gets too close to what he thinks is an incapacitated Law only to get hit by his severed hand holding his sword thanks to his Ope-Ope powers and severely wound him.
Source: This Cannot Be! -
At least by the end of the sixth book, the Syndic Systems are falling apart, with similar circumstances being all too possible for the Alliance (had Geary's victories not severely bolstered morale).
Source: Literature / The Lost Fleet
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