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  • 61 أحرج

    أُحْرِجَ
    to be (become, get) embarrassed, disconcerted, in an embarrassing situation; to be (become, get) cornered, forced into a critical or awkward situation

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  • 62 إحراج

    إحْراج
    embarrassment, disconcertion, discomfiture; putting in an embarrassing or critical situation, forcing into an awkward or difficult position; difficulty, strait(s)

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  • 63 استحكم

    اِسْتَحْكَمَ: اِشْتَدّ، اِسْتَفْحَلَ، تَمَكّنَ، تَأصّلَ
    to intensify, increase, grow, build up, strengthen, consolidate, gain ground; to be or become intense, forceful, strong, severe, serious, critical, aggravated; to take root; to be or become deep - rooted, firmly established, deep-seated, inveterate, ingrained

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  • 64 استشرى

    اِسْتَشْرَى: تَعَاظَمَ، تَفَاقَمَ، اِسْتَفْحَلَ
    to intensify, grow, build up, increase; to spread dangerously; to be or become aggravated, exacerbated, severe, serious, grave, critical; to worsen, become worse

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  • 65 استفحل

    اِسْتَفْحَلَ: تَفَاقَمَ، اِشْتَدّ
    to be or become serious, grave, critical, drastic, severe, intense, extreme, excessive, aggravated, exacerbated; to worsen, become worse; to spread dangerously, reach alarming proportions; to be or become massive, rampant, progressive; to intensify; build up, grow, increase

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  • 66 انتقادي

    اِنْتِقادِيّ: مَنْسُوبٌ إلى الانْتِقاد
    critical, critic

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  • 67 انتقادي

    اِنْتِقادِيّ: مُوْلَعٌ بِالانْتِقاد، كَثِيرُ الانْتِقاد
    critical, carping, captious, quibbling, censorious, faultfinding, hypercritical, cynical; (captious) criticizer, (chronic) critic, carper, faultfinder, censurer

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  • 68 بلغ الأمر مبلغ الجد

    بَلَغَ الأمْرُ مَبْلَغَ الجِدّ
    to become serious, grave, critical

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  • 69 بلغ السيل الزبى

    بَلَغَ السّيْلُ الزّبَى
    to come to a head, reach a crisis or climax; to be or become too aggravated, too critical; to be or become unbearable, intolerable, unendurable, extreme

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  • 70 تأزم

    تَأزّم
    aggravation, worsening, complication; critical development; impasse, deadlock

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  • 71 تأزم

    تَأزّمَ: اِشْتَدّ، تَفَاقَمَ
    to become critical, aggravated, worse, complicated, strained; to reach a crisis or deadlock, come to a head

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  • 72 تفاقم

    تَفَاقَمَ: اِشْتَدّ، اِسْتَفْحَلَ
    to be or become aggravated, exacerbated, grave, serious, critical, drastic, severe, intense, extreme, excessive; to worsen, become worse; to reach alarming proportions, spread dangerously; to build up, intensify, grow, increase

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  • 73 حاسم

    حاسِم: باتّ، فاصِل
    decisive, conclusive, peremptory, final, definite, definitive, absolute, categorical, unqualified; critical, crucial

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  • 74 حرج

    حَرَجٌ: اِرْتِبَاك
    embarrassment, disconcertion, discomfiture, uneasiness, perturbation, perplexity; critical situation, difficulty, strait(s), fix

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  • 75 حرج

    حَرْجٌ: خَطِرٌ، خَطِيرٌ، مُعَقَّدٌ
    critical; ticklish; grave, serious; difficult, complicated

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  • 76 زاوية حرجة

    زاويَةٌ حَرْجَة

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  • 77 نقطة حرجة

    نُقْطَةٌ حَرْجَة

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  • 78 حزة

    حَزّة، وَقْتٌ عَصِيب، شِدّة، مَأزق
    nick of time, time of need, critical moment, crucial time, juncture, pass, emergency, contingency, exigency, pinch, straits, crisis; distress, trouble, hardship, adversity; dilemma, plight, predicament, fix

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  • 79 وقت عصيب

    حَزّة، وَقْتٌ عَصِيب، شِدّة، مَأزق
    nick of time, time of need, critical moment, crucial time, juncture, pass, emergency, contingency, exigency, pinch, straits, crisis; distress, trouble, hardship, adversity; dilemma, plight, predicament, fix

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  • 80 شدة

    حَزّة، وَقْتٌ عَصِيب، شِدّة، مَأزق
    nick of time, time of need, critical moment, crucial time, juncture, pass, emergency, contingency, exigency, pinch, straits, crisis; distress, trouble, hardship, adversity; dilemma, plight, predicament, fix

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