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Discover LudwigThe expression "a dire" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to express an urgent need or request, often followed by an imperative. For example, "A dire l'aide!" (Seek help!).
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"That's a dire need".
"It is a dire situation.
Davis faced a dire crisis.
"That's a dire mistake".
A dire day.
"The state is in a dire situation.
These changes had a dire effect.
It's been a dire game.
"I am a dire cook.
This is indeed a dire situation.
But it also contains a dire warning.
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