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Meanings of more horrifying in English

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Usage of more horrifying in English
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There could be no more horrifying lesson about the dangers of racism.
Radio NZ
2
The creature was actually a lot more horrifying under the glaring lights.
John Dies at the End
3
The head-spinning figures will be more horrifying news for residents of The Cape.
The South African
4
Technofile: There are few things more horrifying than losing your laptop.
The Irish Times
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And even more horrifying was the fact that she was married to him.
Amazing grace
6
Only you could make a place more horrifying than the Void!
Legends of the dragonrealm, vol ii
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No one was more horrifying than the Georgia lawmaker Jason Spencer.
The Guardian
8
As the Kosovo war intensifies, more and more horrifying examples of its barbarities accumulate.
The Irish Times
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Which made the sudden carnage erupting in their midst even more horrifying and stunning.
Crown of Slaves
10
She covered her face, but the picture grew more horrifying.
Iron lace
11
Of course, he hadn't been expecting to see American singers, but something altogether more horrifying.
Spiral
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The resonance with the past is unmistakeable and all the more horrifying as a result.
The Irish Times
13
When she discovered the wound, it was far more horrifying than any that she'd imagined.
Wizardborn
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And even more horrifying that you have become cool?
The new yorker
15
This 7-foot-long insect was like an even more horrifying and unspeakable version of the Rockettes.
Wired
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There's nothing more horrifying than a frozen screen when you need to open an app, stat.
Wired
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