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Meanings of
hideous
in English
Grossly offensive to decency or morality; causing horror.
horrid
outrageous
horrific
Related terms
offensive
So extremely ugly as to be terrifying.
repulsive
Related terms
ugly
Synonyms
Examples for "
repulsive
"
repulsive
Examples for "
repulsive
"
1
His manners are to ninety-nine in one hundred singularly
repulsive
;
brow-hanging; shoe-contemplating-strange
2
This result suggests that the observed trend is driven by
repulsive
interactions.
3
Clearly, the Council finds the recent activities of the Fomor somewhat
repulsive
.
4
Most people agree that at some level wealth starts to become
repulsive
.
5
Yet to us the system is not the less
repulsive
in itself.
Usage of
hideous
in English
1
It simply discloses a new and
hideous
fact about the world order.
2
You finish one
hideous
case, and there's another one right behind it.
3
The
hideous
day wore on; one of the worst I went through.
4
I know it's a
hideous
thought but-well it might be true, Anne.
5
I see that you agree in some
hideous
way with Margery's diagnosis.
6
The whole place seemed to him
hideous
and loathsome in the extreme.
7
Only the red upholsteries there were
hideous
;
she would alter all that.
8
All too often, it's about working out which is the least
hideous
.
9
The story was so
hideous
she suspected it had to be true.
10
Flydd had grovelled, a
hideous
sight; the Aachim had accepted his concessions.
11
Yes; anything is better than the
hideous
darkness of this
hideous
place.
12
Pine knows it's ultimately
hideous
,
knows he can't play the part forever.
13
That
hideous
sinking feeling is simply part of life's rich emotional tapestry.
14
For a moment a
hideous
sense of humiliation came over the woman.
15
And the absence of any personal hatred made this mockery more
hideous
.
16
Now, in the silence and the darkness, a
hideous
secret was revealed.
Other examples for "hideous"
Grammar, pronunciation and more
About this term
hideous
Adjective
Frequent collocations
most hideous
so hideous
hideous thing
hideous face
hideous dream
More collocations
Hideous
through the time
Hideous
across language varieties
United Kingdom
Common
United States of America
Less common
Ireland
Less common