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Discover LudwigThe phrase "as drastically" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to compare the extent of change or difference in a situation or condition.
Example: "The weather has changed as drastically as it did last year, leading to unexpected consequences."
Alternatives: "as significantly" or "as dramatically".
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Ash bats do not typically break as drastically.
Mr. Obama's pitch has devolved just as drastically.
"We sense the dips, but I guess not as drastically".
Few European nations have changed as drastically or as quickly as Sweden.
The rule is: reinvent yourself as often and as drastically as possible, or flame out.
DEFENSE Mike Nolan won't transform the defensive scheme as drastically as Koetter will transform the offense.
But as Donahue pointed out, "It's not as drastically different as you think".
The transition has not seemed to hurt Boston College as drastically.
Credit Suisse, too, has narrowed its focus, though not as drastically.
For 20-odd years the privatised good times rolled, and then suddenly stopped as drastically as the crash of 1929.
It turns out that we have allowed our aid capacity to shrink as drastically as our public diplomacy mechanisms have.
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