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Discover LudwigThe phrase "really serious" is correct and usable in written English as long as it is used in an appropriate context.
One of the main uses of "really serious" is to describe a situation or a person's attitude that is very grave and has significant consequences. For example: "The doctor's expression suddenly turned really serious when she received the test results." It can also be used to emphasize the intensity or sincerity of something. For example: "I am really serious about pursuing my dreams and achieving my goals." Another way it can be used is to describe something as genuine or authentic. For example: "The antique shop only sells really serious antique pieces." In all of these cases, "really serious" can be replaced with other similar adjectives, such as "extremely serious," "truly serious," or "deadly serious." However, "really serious" adds a certain level of casualness and informality to the sentence, making it suitable for both written and spoken English.
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Really serious.
It was really serious".
This is really serious.
He wasn't really serious.
A really serious one.
Is he really serious?
I just look really serious.
"I think it's really serious".
He was really serious".
That's really serious.
It's really serious.
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