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Meanings of particularly horrific in English
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Usage of particularly horrific in English
1
Alexia had hoped for something particularly horrific and evil.
2
Escamilla's murder was a particularly horrific display of brutality in a country accustomed to regular violence.
3
Two particularly horrific crimes have galvanised action.
4
Her priests would interrogate and torture him, try to make him recant while she devised some particularly horrific execution for him.
5
In one particularly horrific incident, the watch discovered the body of a woman hacked into small pieces inside an overturned carriage.
6
But a particularly horrific incident the twins witnessed when they were eight years old made them realise they were not alone.
7
Plenty of attacks had been foiled, some-especiallyearly on, when al-Qaedahad the tactical advantage-particularlyhorrific.