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Meanings of horrific in anglès

Causing fear or dread or terror.

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Grossly offensive to decency or morality; causing horror.

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Usage of horrific in anglès
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They are at risk of human trafficking and horrific abuse and exploitation.
The Guardian
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I just hope we do the work to right this horrific wrong.
News.com.au
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Witnessing horrific health cases, one after the other, was a heartbreaking experience.
Reuters
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So far in the 99th Tour de France, nothing horrific has happened.
The Guardian
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The video shows a horrific attack on a South African police officer.
The South African
6
In his plea deal with the state, Mabope detailed the horrific crime.
The South African
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It was absolutely horrific and whatever confidence I had left was destroyed.
The Guardian
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A year on from the horrific attack, Amelia is still receiving counselling.
News.com.au
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I allowed Snook time to absorb the horrific reality I was dispensing.
Bones Are Forever
10
Ms Taylor said she was not surprised at Mr Baxter's horrific actions.
News.com.au
11
Two to three minutes, five minutes later it would have been horrific.
Radio NZ
12
Madam, - Almost daily there are horrific car crashes on our roads.
The Irish Times
13
The horrific terrorist massacre in New Zealand doesn't need another grim side.
The Irish Times
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The horrific events of that day have left the country in mourning.
The Guardian
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But don't expect this plan to solve the area's horrific traffic issues.
Wired
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The incompetence and cynicism of generals and politicians certainly had horrific results.
The Guardian
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