dreadfully in English
you're dreadfully thin
the company has performed dreadfully
Use "dreadfully" in a sentence
1. He is dreadfully tough.
2. I am dreadfully tired.
3. He was dreadfully upset.
4. Everything was dreadfully untidy.
5. I miss you dreadfully.
6. The team played dreadfully.
7. I felt dreadfully inadequate.
8. 'How dreadfully savage!'exclaimed Alice.
9. This article is dreadfully written.
10. The symphony was dreadfully mangled.
11. Massy's wife mothers him dreadfully.
12. You must be dreadfully disappointed!
13. Other people's dreams are dreadfully wearisome.
14. Your father misses you dreadfully.
15. I'm afraid it's dreadfully late.
16. They suffered dreadfully during the war.
17. My aunt indulges the children dreadfully.
18. They're dreadfully busy at the moment.
19. His mother's death had shaken him dreadfully.
20. I'm dreadfully sorry - I really am.
21. I knew something was dreadfully wrong.
22. It was a dreadfully emotional parting.
23. 5 It was a dreadfully emotional parting.
24. His face was mine, but distorted dreadfully.
25. The actor hammed up the part dreadfully.
26. Would you mind dreadfully if I didn't come?
27. Lord Henry, you are quite delightful and dreadfully demoralizing.
28. During the owners'absence the lawn became dreadfully unkempt.
29. 30 synonyms for Acutely: painfully, clearly, markedly, excessively, alarmingly, dreadfully
30. As the months wore on Miss Glover became dreadfully solicitous.
31. Dreadfully overcrowded trains and frequent cancellations made commuting an ordeal.
32. I don't blame him for getting angry - she's behaving dreadfully.
33. We maligned him dreadfully when you come to think of it.
34. I noticed for the first time that it was dreadfully long.
35. I felt dreadfully inadequate in the face of this material.
36. The version of the play that I saw had been dreadfully bowdlerized.
37. What does Abysmally mean? (derogatory) Very; incredibly; profoundly; to an extreme degree; dreadfully
38. Top synonyms for Appallingly (other words for Appallingly) are awfully, dreadfully and horribly.
39. This left him dreadfully depressed and he was treated for melancholia and insomnia.
40. Synonyms for Contemptibly include abominably, dreadfully, awfully, badly, horribly, terribly, vilely, foully, shockingly and abysmally
41. Synonyms for Awfully include extremely, very, immensely, terribly, exceedingly, really, dreadfully, eminently, exceptionally and frightfully
42. To observe that something precious has been lost, covered over, and denied is regarded as dreadfully unsophisticated.
43. Adverb 1.painfully, clearly, markedly, excessively, alarmingly, dreadfully, distressinglyHe was Acutely aware of the smell of cooking oil.
44. That something was dreadfully wrong was an idea which urgently called his attention, but it wavered beyond his grasp.
45. Hadn't she tried to instil morals into the girl? Not for the first time she missed her husband dreadfully.
46. Abominably acerbically Acerbly acidly acridly acrimoniously agonizingly awfully baldly balefully bitingly blatantly brashly caustically confoundedly corrodingly corrosively cruelly cuttingly damnably deadly deathly deucedly distressingly dolorously dreadfully egregiously excessively excruciatingly exorbitantly extravagantly flagrantly frightfully
47. They were very large slippers , which her mother had hitherto worn ; so large were they ; and the poor little thing lost them as she scuffled away across the street , because of two carriages that rolled by dreadfully fast .
48. This page shows answers to the clue Awfully, followed by 4 definitions like “(adv.) Very; excessively”, “Shouting Awfully the dreaded curse” and “(adv.)In an awful manner”.Synonyms for Awfully are for example appallingly, dreadfully and horribly.More synonyms can be found below the puzzle answers.
49. ‘Hundreds of feet Clopped against the cobblestones of the road, adding the gentle clip-clop to the swelling voices.’ ‘The dark caverns flew by her as her shoes Clopped behind her.’ ‘Her heels Clopped dreadfully on the stone floor, so she whispered a silent word, rolling her eyes, and they made no …
50. ‘Hundreds of feet Clopped against the cobblestones of the road, adding the gentle clip-clop to the swelling voices.’ ‘The dark caverns flew by her as her shoes Clopped behind her.’ ‘Her heels Clopped dreadfully on the stone floor, so she whispered a silent word, rolling her eyes, and they made no …