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Meanings of dreaded the day in English

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Usage of dreaded the day in English
1
I have always dreaded the day he would come into his own.
Prince Lestat
2
I dreaded the day preground coffee in a can made a comeback.
Roast mortem
3
She dreaded the day she'd have to give the baby up.
Stunning
4
She dreaded the day that he would hear, and wondered if he ever would.
Crossings
5
Nobody knew how she dreaded the day, the meeting Wollaston.
By the Light of the Soul: A Novel
6
I dreaded the day when I should blush before you, before my own son.
Baron Trigault's Vengeance
7
She dreaded the day she would come face-to-face with the offenders on the street.
Radio NZ
8
But I no longer dreaded the day ahead.
Death du Jour
9
He'd never tell Dorian, but Chaol dreaded the day when Hollin would grow into a man.
Crown of Midnight
10
He dreaded the day of reckoning when, at last, she must learn that he was no king.
The Mad King
11
I dreaded the day when she should discover that I was but a whited sepulcher partly freighted with suppressed language.
Autobiography of mark twain, vol. 1
12
She'd never had reason to attend one as a police officer, and she'd always dreaded the day that she'd have to.
Another life
13
The feud was there, faction was not appeased, and De Witt dreaded the day when the Orange party should recover power.
Lectures on Modern history
14
He almost dreaded the day when Marcus was old enough to understand that the real world wasn't like that at all.
Anvil Gate
15
She dreaded the day when they would come to the town where the other woman lived, for then the simple life might end.
Lonesome dove
16
He dreaded the day when the comforting routine of Mount Sinai would be snatched away and he would be left to care for Lexi alone.
Mistress of the game
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