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The noun 'extreme' is a word for a very severe or serious measure (They went to the extreme of cutting off my allowance.)

The plural form 'extremes' is a word for either of two abstract things that are as different from each other as possible (We've gone the extremes of being heavily in debt to having a savings account.)

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