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The phrase "In the dead of" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used to describe a time that is very late at night or during a period of darkness, often implying a sense of stillness or quiet. Example: "In the dead of night, the streets were eerily silent."
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In the dead of winter.
In the dead of night, Entebbe came into view.
In the dead of night some women unearth a cache of buried weapons and hide it.
In the dead of night, keep reading Terry Brooks until you're out of books.
In the dead of night, I tiptoe into my parents' bedroom.
In the dead of winter, great music is busting through the frozen underground.
In the dead of winter, who doesn't daydream about the upcoming spring break or summer vacation?
In the dead of night, they swept in aboard V-22 Osprey tilt-rotor aircraft.
In the dead of winter, she took my father and left in the night.
Some come in the dead of night.
The bulldozers arrive in the dead of night.
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