Ultra
Ultra adjective - Being very far from the center of public opinion.
Usage example: espouses a kind of ultra conservatism that even some members of his own party cannot support
Both words in one sentence
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An episode of The Simpsons revolves around Bart attempting to get the ultra-violent popular video game Bonestorm.
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Eagleland: Tank Dempsey, a cross between type one and two, being an ultra-violent, ultra-patriotic psycho, who nonetheless sticks up for his un-American comrades.
Source: Video Game / Nazi Zombies -
In-universe depictions of violence appear on this level as well, as noted by the ultra-violent cartoon antics of Anthrax Cat.
Source: Comic Book / Transmetropolitan
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