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The phrase "as a deadly" is not correct and usable in written English without additional context.
It may be used in contexts where you are comparing something to a deadly quality or characteristic, but it typically requires further elaboration.
Example: "The poison was as deadly as a viper's bite."
Alternatives: "as lethal as" or "as fatal as".
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Maybe you should retrain as a deadly hospital superbug.
The image of a needle wielded as a deadly weapon recalled other such cases.
That morsel of context sharpened the song's lyrics, exposing his somnolent arrangement as a deadly lure.
The police shot the couple because they used their car "as a deadly weapon", he insisted.
He described the occupation as "a deadly quagmire" and criticized the president as having alienated American allies in Europe.
Morris's conclusion, according to the film's producers, Warp Films, is that it's a daft as well as a deadly business.
To Stoller, it was proof of how conservatives have mastered the art of using blogs as a deadly campaign weapon.
In what Forbes describes as a "deadly, planned and coordinated armed ambush of British troops", 28 Iraqis were killed.
Experts, unsurprisingly, cite the mix of untreated depression and easy access to guns as a deadly mix.
Yet the conservatives pillorying him, unjustly, as a "deadly doctor" could just as easily be quoting him.
The article also described incorrectly the bombs that were dropped, many of which remain as a deadly problem in rural areas of Laos.
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