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Definition of abysmal - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
poor qualityextremely bad or terrible in quality or performance
- The team's performance was abysmal this season.
2.
magnitudevery great or limitless in extent
- His ignorance was abysmal, showing no signs of improvement.
Expressions with abysmal
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complete and utter failure
The project was an abysmal failure due to poor planning.
Origin of abysmal
Latin, abyssus (bottomless)
Examples of abysmal in a sentence
His handwriting is abysmal and hard to read. The team's performance was abysmal, losing every game. The weather was abysmal, with constant rain.
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- French:désastreux, abyssal, ...
- German:miserabel, abgrundtief, ...
- Italian:pessimo, abissale, ...
- Spanish:pésimo, abismal, ...
- Portuguese:terrível, abismal, ...
- Chinese:糟糕的, 无底的, ...
- Japanese:ひどい, 底知れない, ...
- Arabic:مروع, هائل, ...
- Hebrew:גָּרוּעַ, תְּהוֹמִי, ...
- Russian:ужасный, огромный, ...
- Ukrainian:жахливий, безмежний, ...
- Hindi:बेहद खराब, अथाह, ...
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