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dreadfully
[ dred-fuh-lee ]
adverb
- in a dreadful way:
The pain has increased dreadfully.
- very; extremely:
Sorry to be so dreadfully late.
dreadfully
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adverb
- in a shocking, or disagreeable manner
- (intensifier)
you're dreadfully kind
˜yÐÄvlog History and Origins
Origin of dreadfully1
Example Sentences
“When you get such interesting and amusing film roles, it doesn’t seem dreadfully exciting to be in the 257th revival of ‘The Rivals,’†she said.
Drab, laborious and dreadfully predictable, the Bianconeri promised change but seem to be delivering much of the same, with fewer positive results.
Andrew Moll, the chief inspector of Marine Accidents, said it was a "cruel lesson of how rapidly things can go dreadfully wrong".
The BBC approached Michael Ward at the Harrods headquarters and he said: "I am very dreadfully sorry for what has happened with Al Fayed."
"I suffered dreadfully and still do with my periods but was not diagnosed until my 40s."
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