Usage of "feel horribly"

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Usage of feel horribly in English

From there, it all started to feel horribly ominous for English fans. 
 Radio NZ 

That is the worst thing I have done, and I feel horribly penitent. 
 The Half-Hearted 

It makes me feel horribly insignificant, she added under her breath. 
 Rilla of Ingleside 

I feel horribly ashamed of the way you've been treating him at home. 
 The Jervaise Comedy 

Then I hope I'm tactful, because you're making poor Jake feel horribly awkward. 
 Carmen's Messenger 

She'd feel horribly guilty if she thought he was sacrificing Marco for her benefit. 
 The Lifecycle of Software Objects 

You could feel horribly afraid, and I'll tell you what the fear amounted to: 
 Caves of Terror 

The realization cascaded over Emily daily, startling her anew and making her feel horribly ashamed. 
 Ruthless 

She must feel horribly out of place at school. 
 Lucy Maud Montgomery Short Stories, 1904 

Nothing further from fear ever possessed me, Mike, and yet now I feel horribly unnerved. 
 There was a King in Egypt 

I feel horribly ill, if that's what you want. 
 The Custom of the Country 

Yes, I know it must feel horribly unfair. 
 Crewel 

I feel horribly exposed, as if there's a target painted on the small of my back. 
 The Jennifer Morgue 

I feel horribly alone in this merry beautiful flirtatious court, alert with gossip and rich with whispers. 
 The Kingmaker’s Daughter 

Now, whenever I come to this point in my story, I always feel horribly awkward and idiotic. 
 Best Russian Short Stories 

I did feel horribly alone in the world, and the waves looked as tall as transparent green skyscrapers. 
 The Chauffeur and the Chaperon 

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Meanings of feel horribly in English