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"dead quiet" is a correct phrase that can be used in written English.
You can use it to describe an environment or scene that is very silent and still. For example, "The room was dead quiet, with no sound but the ticking of the grandfather clock."
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"Dead quiet".
It's never dead quiet.
"The stadium was dead quiet.
"Akasaka has been dead quiet since the quake.
Outside it is dead quiet, to respect the residential street.
"They kept it intact by keeping it dead quiet.
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Modern scholars have suggested that the chōka may have originated as exorcisms of the dead, quieting the ghosts of recently deceased persons by reciting their deeds and promising that they will never be forgotten.
And the room got dead-quiet.
My knuckles turned white during a dead-quiet scene in which a single light slowly scans the pitch-black basement.
Tears welled up in Trimble's eyes as he returned to dead-quiet locker room after the loss.
The roof is nicely shaped (not like the usual ribbed Conestoga-style top); is water- and weather-tight; and is acoustically dead-quiet.
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