Examples of using Severely in English and their translations into Hebrew
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He was severely tortured in the Jail.
Some come out of the program Severely damaged.
He was severely burned and died 3 days later.
You are lucky you weren't more severely injured.
Ms. Liu was severely tortured at the police station.
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Her early childhood was severely traumatic.
You can be severely injured as a result of being pushed.
Most of us were either dead or severely injured.
He was severely burned in a fire and died three days later.
He will be dealt with most severely, I assure you.
I hope the people who did this are caught and punished severely.
Only the most severely ill are let out.
Some of my mother's family is still poor, even severely poor.
He was severely drugged at the time and doesn't remember anything.
After he regained consciousness, he would have been severely confused.
At age 91, his health has severely deteriorated over the last six months.
Violation of rules of traffic rules on local roads is punished severely.
When he saw how severely practitioners were persecuted, he shed tears.
Cognitive function and short-term memory are severely affected.
I was beaten so severely that my whole body began uncontrollably shaking.
Looks like while Goursaud was inside,his brain functions were severely limited.
They're persecuted so severely that, if any become pregnant, they abort.
Severely handicapped persons will be preferentially considered in case of equivalent qualification.
The front power car was severely damaged, but only one bogie derailed.
Severely handicapped people will be preferentially considered in case of equivalent qualifications.
In practice, the Palestinians severely hampered or prevented access to these sites.
This has severely polluted the water and caused outbreaks of diseases among the villagers.
With equal professional qualification, severely disabled persons will be prioritized.
Although some people become severely disabled, others experience only minor motor disruptions.
In the case of equal qualifications, severely disabled persons will receive priority.