horribly
ˈhɒrəbli
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Definition of horribly - Reverso English Dictionary

Adverb

1.
mannerin a very bad or unpleasant way
  • He sang horribly at the concert.
awfully dreadfully terribly
2.
intensityto an extreme or excessive degree
  • She was horribly late to the meeting.
awfully terribly
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Expressions with horribly

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end in a very bad or disastrous way
The experiment started well but then went horribly wrong.
achieve an unintended positive outcome
His attempt to ruin the dinner went horribly right, and everyone loved the food.

Origin of horribly

Latin, horribilis (dreadful)

Examples of horribly in a sentence

  • She was horribly treated by her so-called friends.
  • The movie was horribly boring and too long.
  • He was horribly mistaken about the event's start time.

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  1. French:horriblement, terriblement, ...
  2. German:furchtbar, extrem, ...
  3. Italian:orribilmente, terribilmente, ...
  4. Spanish:horriblemente, extremadamente, ...
  5. Portuguese:horrivelmente, extremamente, ...
  6. Chinese:糟糕地, 非常迟, ...
  7. Japanese:ひどく, 非常に, ...
  8. Arabic:بِشَكْلٍ فَظِيع, بِشَكل مُفرِط, ...
  9. Hebrew:נוֹרָא, ...
  10. Russian:ужасно, чрезвычайно, ...
  11. Ukrainian:жахливо, страшенно, ...
  12. Hindi:बहुत बुरी तरह, बहुत, ...

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