Phrases with «dire circumstances»

The phrase "dire circumstances" refers to extremely serious or difficult situations. It means that things are really bad or in a state of urgency or danger. Full definition

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Sentences with «dire circumstances»

  • So it sounds like it's possible, but only to be done in dire circumstances with the likelihood of damage increasing with distance travelled. (mechanics.stackexchange.com)
  • No one admitted to the ER should wait 6 hours except under dire circumstances. (volokh.com)
  • Life insurance companies offer riders that may be purchased in addition to your policy that cover such dire circumstances. (insuranceblogbychris.com)
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