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Meanings of horrible in English
Usage of horrible in English
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.
6
Such was the horrible position of the peasantry in this civil conflict.
7
It is horrible; it sets every nerve in my body on edge.
8
We lived in a horrible out-of-the-way place-upin the mountains near Naples.
9
War is horrible in any aspect in which it may be viewed.
10
This horrible apparition he left in the rack of the first compartment.
11
In 1916, there will be horrible enactments in store for the blacks.
12
It was a horrible mistake; and has issued in a horrible result.
13
The psychological note always prevailing in the Convention was a horrible fear.
14
Here he witnessed the most horrible scenes, practised in the Maroungou and
15
The work was mercifully swift and horrible in some portions of Australia.
16
It was horrible. Yet Jessica remained a virgin and shunned teenage parties.
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United Kingdom
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Australia
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