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Discover LudwigThe phrase "deadly virus" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a virus that is especially dangerous and deadly. For example, "The coronavirus is a deadly virus that has caused a global pandemic."
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Studying a deadly virus is risky.
It was a new and extremely deadly virus: Ebola.
I looked at Andrew, and all I could see was the deadly virus.
Then, earlier this month, Troh's fiance, Thomas Eric Duncan, was diagnosed with the deadly virus.
(15) Ebola: deadly virus that, in 2014, killed thousands in West Africa.
The expensive Tamiflu medication is not yet available, except to those afflicted with the deadly virus.
The BBC was intoning nightly statistics on what "could" happen as "the deadly virus" took hold.
They're also not known to carry or pass on the deadly virus.
The national simulation saw actors in different situations mimic symptoms of the deadly virus.
"Highly infectious people are forced to return home, only to infect others and continue the spread of this deadly virus.
So now we need, first, to defeat this deadly virus and then to work to ensure that it doesn't return.
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