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Meanings of feel dreadfully in anglès

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Usage of feel dreadfully in anglès
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You are making me feel dreadfully out of it, but I know.
The Path of a Star
2
I do feel dreadfully sad at leaving my mother and sister, too.
Grace Harlowe's First Year at Overton College
3
Marcia will feel dreadfully put out if you are not there to-night.
Floyd Grandon's Honor
4
I should feel dreadfully if anything were to happen to you, Blasi.
Veronica
5
I feel dreadfully, Rose-Mary, that she should give you so much trouble.
Dorothy Dale's Camping Days
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We should all feel dreadfully if anything happened to her in the asylum.
Paul Patoff
7
At the first opportunity he said to Vittoria: I feel dreadfully about this.
The Net
8
I am sure I shall feel dreadfully when the Phœnix dies.
Seven Little People and their Friends
9
That you would feel dreadfully if it were torn to bits.
Cinderella; Or, The Little Glass Slipper, and Other Stories
10
But this stunning metropolitan person did make one feel dreadfully provincial and shabby.
Molly Brown's Senior Days
11
I feel dreadfully alone, without a soul who cares for me.
The Emancipated
12
We all feel dreadfully about it, except my father and San Giacinto and Flavia.
Sant' Ilario
13
I have done nothing this morning, and feel dreadfully unsettled.
A Laodicean : A Story of To-day
14
I should think you would feel dreadfully to have a whole houseful right opposite.'
The Continental Monthly, Vol. 3, No. 1 January 1863 / Devoted To...
15
But for that, I should feel dreadfully ashamed of myself.'
The Paying Guest
16
At least the weather had warmed up, but Rage was beginning to feel dreadfully empty.
Night gate
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