Definition
Definition of dreadsome - Reverso English Dictionary
Adjective
1.
emotionDated extremely unpleasant or distressingDated
- The dreadsome news left everyone in shock.
2.
fearDated causing fear or alarmDated
- The dreadsome storm approached the coast with fury.
Origin of dreadsome
English, dread (fear) + -some (tending to)
Examples of dreadsome in a sentence
Her dreadsome experience at the dentist was unforgettable. A dreadsome shadow loomed over the village. His dreadsome presence filled the room with unease.
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- French:terrible, effrayant, ...
- German:unangenehm, furchterregend, ...
- Italian:orribile, pauroso, ...
- Spanish:horroroso, aterrador, ...
- Portuguese:horrível, assustador, ...
- Chinese:可怕的, 令人恐惧的, ...
- Japanese:恐ろしい, 不気味な, ...
- Arabic:مروِّع, مرعب, ...
- Hebrew:מַבְהִיל, מַזְעִיק, ...
- Russian:страшный, устрашающий, ...
- Ukrainian:страшний, лякаючий, ...
- Hindi:भयानक, भयावह, ...
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