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Definition of dreadfully - Reverso English Dictionary
Adverb
1.
- She was dreadfully tired after the long journey.
2.
shockinglyin a shocking or unpleasant manner
- The movie ended dreadfully, leaving everyone upset.
Origin of dreadfully
Old English, drēad (fear) + -ful (full of)
Examples of dreadfully in a sentence
He felt dreadfully cold without his coat. The play was dreadfully boring, disappointing the audience. He behaved dreadfully, shocking everyone at the party.
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- French:terriblement, horriblement, ...
- German:schrecklich, ...
- Italian:terribilmente, orribilmente, ...
- Spanish:terriblemente, horriblemente, ...
- Portuguese:extremamente, ...
- Chinese:极其, 可怕地, ...
- Japanese:ひどく, 恐ろしく, ...
- Arabic:بشدة, بِشَكْلٍ مُرِيعٍ, ...
- Hebrew:נוֹרָא, בְּאוֹפֶן מַחְרִיד, ...
- Russian:ужасно, ...
- Ukrainian:жахливо, ...
- Hindi:बेहद, भयावह रूप से, ...
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