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Meanings of ugly in anglès
Synonyms
Examples for "horrible"
Examples for "horrible"
1
The moon had not risen; the atmosphere was plunged in horrible darkness.
2
The idea of a death in the treacherous quicksand was truly horrible.
3
Her whole appearance was horrible; the devil was once more in possession.
4
The shadows of the room grew menacing; the very silence became horrible.
5
These were horrible moments while the two hung trembling in the balance.
1
There is some error, one frightful error, in the thinking of men.
2
No musical form, however frightful, seems immune from reinvention, reconstitution or revivification.
3
It is more terrible in sound than frightful in reality, my child.
4
That was the most frightful thing about it; it had no mouth.
5
To be caught in the mysterious toils of the law is frightful.
1
Still, violence against women and girls persists and takes atrocious new forms.
2
Outside in the atrocious cold the whining malamutes crept nearer and nearer.
3
At this time the atrocious custom of head-hunting prevailed in the island.
4
It can't be stressed enough: John McCain was an atrocious presidential candidate.
5
He was an atrocious criminal was all that was said about him.
1
But Green Party environment spokeswoman Eugenie Sage said the idea was horrifying.
2
The sentence was both kind and horrifying the way he said it.
3
He can see the horrifying images far too clearly in his mind.
4
There will almost certainly be another trial, another set of horrifying revelations.
5
Adams launched into a rather horrifying discussion of a possible atomic explosion.
Usage of ugly in anglès
1
The mediocre in poetry is merely fatuous; in sculpture, it is ugly.
2
It began to break out in ugly blisters; I was in despair.
3
Those are just the ugly parts they play in the present drama.
4
Take the thing away, sir: it is ugly; it has black eyes.
5
Just the toy-villages in boxes, uniform as graves and ugly as bricks-
6
When I meet an ugly fact I look it in the face.
7
All down it waves the line of beauty in very ugly carving.
8
Once in a while I gave a look towards the ugly precipice.
9
It looked to them a dark and ugly blank; and no wonder.
10
There were ugly passions in the world-jealousy ,envy ,suspicion ;butnot hate.
11
In its place stood Progress; and Progress, I understand, is necessarily ugly.
12
One day I saw an ugly piece of charcoal in the road.
13
Awful is the fate of the unfortunate dreamer of this ugly animal.
14
The ugly flash in the eyes that had been wistful, shocked her.
15
It is built of red stone, and is not ugly in itself.
16
A mere ugly mask; turn it, and see that it is so.
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