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Meanings of nightmare in English
Usage of nightmare in English
1
Italian Food was published as Europe began to recover from that nightmare.
2
A significant number of outwardly successful people find social situations a nightmare.
3
Just think, though; one day, our long international nightmare will be over.
4
Ed Sheeran South Africa: A bit of a ticketing nightmare so far?
5
The use of teargas and pepper sprays are a public health nightmare.
6
Others used it as an opportunity to share their nightmare wedding experiences.
7
And then there is the nightmare scenario: Neither backup system works properly.
8
Johnson offered Britain his dream, but he has given Britain its nightmare.
9
Their advice was a professional athlete's nightmare: take a full year off.
10
How the Opposition could rejoice at this nightmare result is beyond me.
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Only wise water consumption and consideration can save residents from this nightmare.
12
The tunnel was a claustrophobe's nightmare: start and stop, start and stop.
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She told our reporter Laura Dooney her situation is an absolute nightmare.
14
In certain areas of Dublin, parking is a daily nightmare for residents.
15
We have seen a smaller version of this nightmare scenario more recently.
16
A nightmare certainly: a facsimile, perhaps, of something from a heroin fugue.
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